Life happens when you’re not blogging. A friend emailed this and I don’t have anything to share these past few days. So please enjoy. Let me know if you know where this is from so I can properly attribute it: By GMajor7, originally posted here. (Thanks for the heads-up Redjeulle!)
Ang Puno’t Dulo ng [...]
Got this one in the mail. At first I was a bit skeptical about it. I was never a fan of self-help books and cuddly-feel good literature like Five People You Meet in Heaven. But the writer raises some good valid points. There some simple things an “ordinary* citizen” can do. We forget that citizens [...]
My sister sent me this. Some of the stuff are old – Petal Attraction no longer exists at UP Diliman – but there’s still a few gems. I’d like to add: CainTaYo, a carinderia located in of course Cainta. There’s a Stephen King Carinderia in Cebu. Whether or not it was inspired by the writer [...]
“The Jesuits have another quote. ‘Make the whole world your house,’ which means that the ideal Jesuit must be at home everywhere.”
Since it’s that time of year in the Philippines where hundreds and thousands are graduating (kaawan tayo ng Diyos kung kayo ay makakagraduate) from either high school or college, I thought it would [...]
From my inbox. Siguro nga, panahon na.
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Memo
Re: Appropriate Job Titles
Siguro napapanahon ng palitan ang mga titulo ng mga katungkulan, Trabaho(job title), o “elected positions” na dati nating nakasanayan. Nakalista sa baba ay mga titulo ng mga posisyon sa English at ang bagong nababagay na bansag sa kanila sa wikang Pilipino:
1. President – Pasimuno
2. Vice President [...]
I have friends who, instead of saying hello, send me email messages like these. Give it more time and you’d probably see these on a Manila tabloid or better…on TV Patrol. Give it *some more* time, you’d probably see my friends on a Manila tabloid or on TV Patrol. Maybe I should put these on [...]
Another gem from the inbox. By the same token, I wonder what gender would ‘blog’ or ‘blogging’ be? People lacking sense of humor need not read on.
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A Spanish teacher was explaining to her class that in Spanish, unlike English, nouns are designated as either masculine or feminine. ”House” for instance, is feminine: ”la casa.” ”Pencil,” [...]