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I just finished watching PNoy's SONA (2012) and I have to say, thumbs up for an awesome job Mr. President! The only thing that annoyed me was the rally along Commonwealth. I don't want to sound rude or anything, but why can't those people, who say they're 'poor', use their precious time and strength to work or find/do some useful things that can increase their income. Not waste their 'money' (if, it's theirs) on making placards and tarps, that eventually ends up being burned or thrown away after hours of protest. Why not use that money to buy food for their own family? Just like what my mom said earlier, "A person, poor(or not), should not be blaming their situation to the President." It is a person's choice to nurture him/herself for a better future. A lot of things can be sacrificed, other people must learn to set their priorities. It's a difficult thing to do, I myself is having a hard time dong it, but it's for the b...

Behind-The-Scene of Balitang Q's Interview. Bebeng Gallego and Ronnie Alcano for the 2012 World 9-Ball Championship in Doha, Qatar. #2012W9BC #Qatar http://instagr.am/p/MSLIl2ucdo/

Three world-class Pinoy Billiard players visited our house for dinner. Two of them, Bebeng Gallego and Ronnie Alcano. They are in Qatar for the 2012 World 9-Ball Championship. Support them, tomorrow at the Al Sadd Sports Complex.

Alex and Debbie , a photo by debbietingzon on Flickr. "Alex and Debbie" Talk about being quirky and all. I love you dearest HALF! :) There's no 'dull' moment when we're together. Via Flickr: HALF :) Via Flickr: HALF :)

First Part of my meet-up with Genesis (aka kuyagen/gentosmentos) [An American in the Philippines #33] (by  kuyaGEN ) check out our YouTube channels Debbie: youtube.com/moststupid KuyaGen: youtube.com/kuyagen

Another family getaway during our week-long vacation in my parents' home province, LEYTE. My Dad had been telling stories about a beautiful island in his hometown, Palompon, Northern part of Leyte. Kalanggaman Island. An Island managed by the Local Government, the Municipality of Palompon. From the town proper, we had to ride a boat that can carry up to 15 people. There were 9 of us, including my aunt and her kids. The fees aren't really that expensive. There are three kinds of boats to choose from, according to its' capacity. 15 = Php 3,000 ; 25 = Php 3,500 ; 30 = Php 4,000 There is also an entrance fee, but it depends of the passenger/visitor is a local or a tourist. There are also discounts for students and kids 12 years old and below. The coast guard is also strict in implementing safety for the visitors of the island. The boat will never leave the port unless all passengers are buckled up, wearing their life-jackets. Two men stand as crew for the boat that was ren...