Growing up, I always had a connection to the sea in many different ways. We lived in Mindanao for many years because my Dad was assigned there. During summers, my parents would take us to Manila and back — not by plane but by boat. At that time, boats were unlike the speedy ones that …
Tag Archive: Blog Watch
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08
2011
Dec
28
2010
My Most Bloggable 2010 Event
Okay, here I am typing this while sick and in bed. I missed Christmas celebrations with the family and will most likely miss New Year’s too. But that is not what makes a bloggable event, right? A bloggable event is something that isn’t run-of-the-mill (although I wouldn’t call my cough and colds run-of-the-mill). It has …
Aug
04
2010
The Other Side of My Blogging Life
I have not really had time to blog about what I had been doing these past months. It’s been a whirlwind time doing my usual mommy activities while participating in a new advocacy. Since October of 2009, I became part of a group of concerned citizen bloggers who wanted to do something other than our …
Nov
27
2009
BlogWatch.ph Officially Launches
A diverse group of bloggers have come together to write articles on election-related issues to foster voter’s education, commentaries, features on the candidates running for national positions, and any other topics that would broaden the voters’ ability to vote wisely in the coming 2010 Philippine elections. Vibal Foundation’s Philippine Online Chronicles (http://thepoc.net) is hosting BlogWatch.ph …
Nov
17
2009
Blog Watch Formally Launches on Nov. 24, 2009
I had an earlier post about being part of Blog Watch, hosted by Vibal Foundation’s Philippine Online Chronicles. On November 24, 2009, Blog Watch will be formally launched in the presence of traditional and new media at Max’s Restaurant on Jupiter St., Makati, from 11am to 2pm. The blogger-writers for Blog Watch will attempt to …
Nov
07
2009
Blog Watch Launches for the 2010 Elections
The 2010 elections will be the most interesting election as far as my voting career goes. This one sees the most number of voters actually interested in participating and exercise their right of suffrage. In our home alone, our yayas and driver actually voluntarily registered without my knowledge when my kids went to register. And …


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