Writing this in Ayala Center Cebu's Netopia while waiting for a ferry ride to Leyte. Geez, I can't believe I missed the Supercat to Ormoc by a few precious minutes. I was about to say my alleluia to this shipping company for having a very informative website, now it turns out their published online and print media schedules are not what it is in real life. Point in fact: what they really mean when they say 11:35 a.m. is that the boat departs at 10:45 a.m. Being no freakin' psychic, how was I supposed to guess that? I guess my mistake was failure to double-check and be ... Continue Reading...
The Blog Awards on MB’s Technews
PBA column Just in case some people didn't see Manila Bulletin's Technews street edition last Monday, featuring my little write-up on the just-concluded Philippine Blog Awards.. here are scanned images. PBA pics@MB Nice to see happy, smiling faces. Special thanks to my editor and the lay-out artist :P And of course, Karla who provided the photos. Just a little erratum: "Marketmanila bags the Bloggers Choice Award from Globe " ... Continue Reading...
Why bloggers are the new block… new (spoiled) kids on the block
Close to three years of being a blogger and more than two years of covering the blog beat has led me to observe the emergence of a "blogging culture" and how, little by little, these bloggers - the so-called new kids on the block - are running over the mainstream. A few examples: Blogger: Six-figure monthly salary, if you're an A-lister, no age required Journalist: Six-figure monthly salary, if you're a seasoned editor-in-chief, pushing 40 to 50 Blogger: Work from home Journalist: Surely you can bring work. At home. Blogger: Flexible hours. Journalist: ... Continue Reading...
Coco loco at Cocorama Pancake Island & All-Day Groovy Cafe
coco murals2 Merriest Easter greetings to all. If everything works out well (that means waking up early), me and the kiddies will be having brunch today at this little mall resto I discovered recently.. a coconut-inspired cafe in the middle of the concrete jungle that is the mall in EDSA Shang-ri La. Upon first setting my eyes here, I have to admit that the place attracted me because of its cheery interiors, the bright, hippie-inspired murals plastered on its walls, blaring 60s funky music and its offerings ~ pancakes, shakes, omelets and more which are ... Continue Reading...
Holy Week, and Manila is a ‘ghostland’…
I don't understand why people insist on going out of Manila at this time...though it is exactly for these same folks going out that I get to enjoy being left here when there's no traffic,no noisy vendors and no commuters jostling each other. I imagine that Manila during the Holy Week was like the 60s when the city's population didn't yet balloon to millions and the local transportation office didn't yet give permits to every pesky jeepney and tricycle that applied to run the block. This is exactly what I wish the city to be, less of course the dirt, the pollution and ... Continue Reading...
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