Who says blogging is only for the young? If there's anything that impresses me about this field we're in, it is finding out that the "oldies" are very much alive here too. Their presence only shows how diverse the demographics of the blogosphere could be and the fact that blogging is not limited to a particular lifestyle or age group proves that blogging is here to stay. For this week's Blog-O-Rama, I wrote about a doting father named Tatang Rome and Luchie G, a loving grandma who are blogging away and loving every minute of it. Get to know these baby boomers who ... Continue Reading...
Poor man’s food-turned-posh-lookin’-pasta
spaghetti a la Rose BowlOriginally uploaded by annalyn. Pasta with sardines? Don't say "Yuck!" until you've tried. In my food blog. ... Continue Reading...
Blog-o-Rama update
How do you stand out in a field of commonplace blogs? Embark on a topical weblog and write about your field of expertise. This seems easy to do if you're a professional as Dr. Emer has done in his Parallel Universes. His blog is a virtual medical encyclopedia written in a language that the ordinary layman can understand. Read about my feature on Dr. Emer in this week's Blog-o-Rama. ... Continue Reading...
Budget airfare? Read the fineprint
Am I right in saying that you are as excited as I am with the buzz being created by the arrival of the so-called "budget airlines?" My excitement shot to the roof when Air Asia finally ran a full-page colored ad in a newspaper today announcing their fares to KL and Kota Kinabalu complete with the flight sked, shuttle bus timetable going to Clark, website and accredited travel agents.From P1949 one way to KL is good enough, considering that this fare won't even get me to Cebu on PAL.So I started calling the nine travel agents listed in the ad to know what the real score ... Continue Reading...
Europe is now but a dream
aj4A, originally uploaded by ajay1. The pioneering e-zine by Pinoy expats is now running a previously-published article of mine entitled Notes from a Homesick Croupier in Europe. It's a must-read for my friends who want to know about that part of my past and who would like to have an idea about how it is to be alone in a foreign land.. for the first time. I was 24 and I remember clearly that my sister in the States was flabbergasted. "How could you be there? You don't know anybody there!!!" Presumably, she had heard too much about the abuses and dangers facing Pinoy ... Continue Reading...
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