Hiatus
Posted by Top Dog on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 6:23 pm in Personal - Philippines.
We've all heard about sophomore slump. I think I have a "blogging slump".
I hope I can get my groove back.
Your favorite blogs about the Philippines and Filipinos in one place.
Posted by Top Dog on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 6:23 pm in Personal - Philippines.
Posted by CelebritiesCorner on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 11:04 am in Entertainment.

I now say a temporary goodbye to all of you. In the coming weeks, my one focus is to be the best mom I can possibly be to Josh and his baby brother. The only way I can succeed at this is to leave this spectacle behind me and totally retreat from the public eye. Please know how much I will miss being a part of your daily TV viewing. I’ve always said that my career’s biggest blessing has been that all of you who has tuned in to my shows allowed me to become a part of your family. And now, it’s my turn to focus on the two people who truly matter in my life—my two biggest blessings, my two sons Josh and Baby James. At the end of the day, after all has been said and done, my ability to give them good lives is what matters most.”
Posted by msquareone.com on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 10:12 am in Personal - International.
Which household chores do you most/least enjoy?
Submitted by falcon.kmc.
Least Enjoy: All
Most Enjoy: None
Posted by CelebritiesCorner on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 9:34 am in Entertainment.

Posted by Everywhere and Here on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 8:20 am in Personal - Philippines.
I live in a country where only a little over half a million have vehicles. Considering that the population is roughly 88.7 million, that’s a lot of people without their own means of transportation. And now, I’m one of them.
I recently sold my 91 Toyota Corolla. It was actually given to me by a friend two years ago. Yes, given. He blessed me as an act of faith - sowing as an answer to another’s prayer. But fast-forward two years and I find myself in need of cash and my only quick and legal solution is to sell the one thing with the highest yield - my beloved car.
Being car-less in Manila isn’t actually that bad. Since so many people can’t afford to own vehicles, creative means of public transportation have sprung up and evolved in the country. The motorcycle with an attached carriage we call the “tricycle”, its non-motorized version of bicycle with carriage known as the “pedicab”, and various types of shuttles can all be found on Manila’s roads alongside the ubiquitous jeepney, bus, and cab.
Posted by Possum on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 7:45 am in Personal - Philippines.
Last month my friend (and flatmate) Tink and I decided we'd do one new thing for the first time every month. In January, owing to a lack of time, we opted for a day out exploring a campus other than our own. We hoped that we'd get better about it and do something really different, but no such luck. This month has been so hectic school-wise that we kept putting it off... until today.
This week has actually been my most hectic. I'm convinced all the teachers I've got this semester met up to plot amongst themselves and come up with the best way to drive me to the brink of insanity. Tink isn't that much better off either -- she's graduating (as are all my friends; don't get me started) and this week was her finals week. The only real reason we went and did this today is that today's the last day of February and we wanted to keep up with this once a month.
We had even less time this month, so we looked for something close by. We found (actually, Tink found) this cute, charming little chocolate place near Bo's Coffee called Casa Xocolat.
Posted by Bryanton Post on Sunday, March 4th, 2007 @ 7:25 am in Politics.