Ely Buendia Rushed to Hospital, Eraserheads Reunion Cut Short

(Youtube Video of the Eraserheads Reunion Concert Grand Entrance by Karla Redor)
I don’t know why but I wasn’t surprised that the Erasehead Reunion was Cut short because Ely Buendia was rushed to the Hospital. Not that I wished the concert would turn out badly, but I was thinking of Ely’s physical and emotional state as [...]

Filed under: Entertainment, Grief in the News,

Photo Hunt: Beautiful

Today’s Photo Hunt theme is: Beautiful

Lauren with her youngest cousin, D.

Filed under: Memes

Flower Power, Make Love Not War

Smile. God Loves You. I often scribbled those words in my diary way back in the early seventies when I was in High School. I also picked up Flower Power, a slogan likely coined by Alan Ginsberg in 1965. It referred the hippie notion of “make love not war,” and the idea that love [...]

Filed under: Recovery Principles,

UP Centennial Book: Iskolar ng Bayan Gives Back, the Enterprising Way

imom, Dine, me and Annamanila
I am truly blessed to be part of the yearlong celebration of the University of the Philippines (UP) Centennial through a book launch, Iskolar ng Bayan Gives Back, the Enterprising Way. The book of which I am one of the writers, features 25 UP alumni who [...]

Filed under: Business & Marketing, UP Centennial Celebration, ,

Men, Body Perfume and Pheremones

I called it a night. As is our usual loving ritual, my husband cuddles to kiss me a “Good night!”. Something different happened though. This time he whispered “You smell nice!” as he buried his nose into my hair. I turned around at him, incredulous and thought ” Oh my, [...]

Filed under: Marriage,

Mother of Olympic Swimmer Michael Phelps and Learning Disabilities

“All kids can fail us at times. “But if you work with them, nine times out of 10, they’ll make you proud.”
says Debbie Phelps, middle-school principal in Towson, Maryland, and mother of Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps who won record eight gold medals in the Beijing Games.

Filed under: Current Affairs, Education, Parenting & Family,

GMA’s Temper Tantrums and Self-Care

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (GMA)’s legendary temper tantrums or katarayan is in the news again because of staff inefficiency which was probably due to miscommunication of a TV taping.
Jove Francisco wrote about “The Prompter” incident including the above footage.

Filed under: Current Affairs, Recovery Principles,

Setting Boundaries for the Plastic or Unhealthy Persons

Over at Plurk, my favorite micro-blogging social networking tool, a plurk from Juned caught my attention:

Juned asks civil and plastic what is the diff? Does it annoy you? When you learn someone is plastic?

Filed under: Recovery Principles,

A Family Bonding Experience

I never planned to upgrade today. I didn’t know it yet but until I searched the archives for my last theme update , what did I discover? Lo and Behold! It is exactly a year ago. How come it took me that long? I usually change my theme every 6 months. I must have [...]

Filed under: Parenting & Family, Updates