Sunday, August 30, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
cd warehouse
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
noypi
Likas lang kaya tayong mga noypi na mahilig sumubok sa kakayahan natin na sumuway sa batas at matutuwa kapag tayo ay nakalusot dito? Pera teka, saan papasok ngayon yung kasabihan na "isa ang pinoy sa pinaka madesiplinang tao sa asia"? Tila yata palamuti lang ang kasabihang iyon. Ang natatandaan ko kasi noong araw, kapag inaabangan namin ang pagdaan ni pangulong marcos at kanyang alipores, kami ay sinasabihan ng mga guro namin na kumaway at iwagayway ang bandera ng pinas. Sa likod namin ay ang mga naglalakihang puting pader na may nakasulat na "sa ikauunlad ng bayan, disiplina ang kailangan". But that was long ago.
Monday, August 24, 2009
A hustle here and a hustle there
Kids (like me?) are now more prone to multitasking. With all the gadgets in tow (cellphones, wifi enabled laptop, mp3, mp4, mp5, mp6, mp7 players, psp and tamiya), things get easier done and all at the same time, sans the homework. Me? oh I also do multitasking. But only once: when I'm in a bathroom reading the latest issue of FHM.
Friday, August 21, 2009
Huwag daw akong umistambay at mag-combo ng mag-combo
Sunday, August 16, 2009
She roll back down to the warm soft ground
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
toreten mo
Sunday, August 09, 2009
downgrade
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
maraming salamat po mam
First off, I must disclaim that I lived to witness the late Cory Aquino’s presidency. I know her only through other people’s words, and through information that I have discovered for myself. Now then, let me start.
Our former president, Cory Aquino, died on August 1, 2009, though everybody should have known that by now. I didn’t feel different when the news reached me; there was no apparent connection between me and the president. But her death did spark the “Cory Magic” within the Filipinos once again and, in extension, sparked some interest in me. So I reacted during conversations (regarding Cory) as if I totally honor her actions. In truth, I am at the very best “indifferent” towards her; after all, I don’t even know her. As I said before, I only hear her legacy through other people. That said, I concluded that, well, Cory wasn’t really that great of a president. I arrived at that conclusion from two sources: my father and my current philosophy professor (whose names I won’t divulge in).
First off, from my father: My father, while he pays his respects to the late president, doesn’t really hold her to the highest regards. This may be partly because of his exposure to the Marcos regime. He once told me that the Philippines was better off under Marcos’ command, if he just didn’t became corrupted from power (I can’t blame Marcos; face it, with great power comes great corruption). He also stated once that the Philippine economy dropped during Aquino’s time, and it was a very significant change. If I were my father, that reason would’ve already convinced me that Cory is not really that great after all.
Let me now share my philosophy teacher’s point of view. By virtue of philosophy (of course), he had deducted that Cory does not really deserve all the fuss that’s happening now. He argues that Cory only became such the hero that the Filipinos make her out of because she was the only woman for the job. Look at this important fact: Ninoy (Cory’s husband) was assassinated. And Ninoy was the Marcos’ natural enemy (so to speak). So it makes sense that Cory would run for presidency NOT for the service of people, but FOR the removal of the Marcos’ from power. She ran for the sake of dethroning Marcos. To add to this argument is that the Philippine economy declined during Aquino’s command.
Again, I disclaim that I have witnessed Cory’s presidency, so all that I have put here does not imply that these are my opinions. In fact, mine’s are otherwise. While she may not be the perfect woman for the job, I do applaud her for her courage and her determination to do “justice” for the Philippines and ultimately fight for democracy. That is how she became a hero: by showing that, with enough willpower, any people can change anything. She is remembered not for her presidency, but perhaps for her democratic point-of-view, and for her historical act of rekindling the Filipino spirit. THAT is her legend. THAT is her *ahem*yellow*ahem* string of fate. (ziv-born 1993).
I am really not interested in politics and still, up to now I can't understand what's the fuss about the death of Corazon Aquino or commonly known as Cory. But because we study Philippine History at school, I have a little knowledge about the icon of democracy we filipino's acknowledge--Cory Aquino.
I can say that Cory is a strong woman and a fighter. Despite the death of his husband Benigno Aquino or Ninoy, she still fought against Ferdinand Marcos for democracy, bravely and all by herself. A normal housewife couldn't fight against the most powerful man in a nation, especially after the death & loss of her husband. But if it is Cory, and if it for our country, she would do it. She did it successfully and was reigned as Philippine's FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT. Everyone idolized and loved her for fighting bravely and for bringing back the democracy into the filipino's hands. Unfortunately, she didn't last as a president [dahil hindi ko alam kung ano ang nangyari kay FVR!].
Since then, she remained as a private woman of the society [ba yun?]. After several years, the Aquino's suprised us for announcing the severe colon cancer the former president has accumulated. Everybody prayed and supported her for fast recovery, the way people supported her while trying to oust Ferdinand Marcos.
Cory still lasted for a year after the Aquino's announcement. Just last August 01, the first Saturday of August, Cory passed away in the Hands of Jesus. [kasi nagdasal siya nung namatay, di ba?]. While everyone was agonizing over the death of Cory, I feel happy instead. Happy that at last, all the sufferings she had undergone was put to an end. Happy that at least, with that short life span God had given her, she already proved something to us Pinoys.
Indeed, Cory is a fighter. She fought for our country as well as with her disease. She deserves to be respected, to be remembered, to be treasured...and this grand funeral ceremony she is having right now. (zoe-born 1996).
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
e-google
Saturday, August 01, 2009
dos metros
Marami rin kaming napuntahang aybolan nung araw dahil na rin dito sa radio. Halos lahat yata ng eyeball na dinaluhan namin ay parang piyesta. Ang daming chibug at alak. Siempre pa hindi mawawala yung paandaran at palakasan ng set-up nung radio. Sa sobrang adik nga namin nung araw sa radio ay halos lahat ng lugar namin sa bahay ay may nakatenggang handheld unit.
Ang maganda pa dito, kapag rin lang may okasyon na karadyo mo, sigurado mamomonitor agad dahil isang "break" lang sa mga karadyo, positive na lahat ang location kung nasaan sila. Nawala lang ang hilig namin dito nung pumasok na yung mga pocket bell, easy com at ito ngang cell phone. Nagkikita pa naman kami nung ibang mga karadyo namin. Wala na nga lang kaming dalang mga handheld radios. Pagkatapos namin maghiwalay ay isa na lang ang sinasabi namin sa isa't-isa-10-55.