On Sharing Grief and Grief Share

Oct 31, 06 On Sharing Grief and Grief Share

Posted by in Blogging

Tweet For the newly bereaved, November 1 hits them with the reality that it’s their first All Saint’s Day with their precious loved one. It’s their first time to honor the dead with the rest of the country. No wonder, grief is once again featured in the magazines , TV and radio. Last Sunday, Cory Quirino invited...

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Top 500 World’s Best Universities

Oct 26, 06 Top 500 World’s Best Universities

Posted by in Education, Parents & Children

Tweet Michael Tan’s Opinion column on the “World’s Best Universities” which he based on the Times Higher Education Supplement-Quacquarelli Symonds (THES-QS) World University Rankings provided so many insights on the state of Philippine Education . I’m glad to see that the universities of my two girls...

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Globe Visibility (HSDPA) mobile broadband on my Macbook

Oct 24, 06 Globe Visibility (HSDPA) mobile broadband on my Macbook

Posted by in Shopping, Technology

TweetWhile waiting for our purchase at the drugstore, my husband starts “playing” with his laptop’s Globe Visibility Mobile Internet feature. Hehe, how I wish I had [tag]mobile broadband[/tag]. This afternoon, we dropped by at The Hub in Glorietta Mall to see if they could provide a demo for my Macbook. Well, we...

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Early Christmas Decor Shopping

Oct 24, 06 Early Christmas Decor Shopping

Posted by in Filipino Culture, Shopping, Travel

TweetOn the way home from Baguio, I caught the colorful array of Christmas lanterns on the roadside of Gerona, Tarlac. “I want to take photos” I begged my husband to stop. The long stretch of bright [tag]Christmas Lanterns[/tag] was captivating. I had no plans of buying [tag]Christmas decors[/tag] but my husband (the...

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Anger Management

Oct 23, 06 Anger Management

Posted by in Food & Dining, Travel

TweetIt surprised me that there is a scientific explanation for those drivers that are just stark raving mad on the road. Scientists call it “Road Rage” Disorder or Intermittent Explosive Disorder. I thought they were just rude , annoying drivers. Excuse me! To you, that angry, horn-blasting tailgater is suffering from...

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House Hunting Adventure: An Amityville Nightmare

Oct 21, 06 House Hunting Adventure: An Amityville Nightmare

Posted by in Shopping

TweetI’ve mentioned before of our plans to move back to the childhood home of my kids. It’s the house I sold to my paternal auntie so I could defray part of the medical bills of my brother who was sick of leukemia and had to be brought to the NIH in Bethesda, Maryland. Just when I thought the deal was going my way, my...

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This blog is a pre-finalist in The 9th Philippine Web Awards

Oct 20, 06 This blog is a pre-finalist in The 9th Philippine Web Awards

Posted by in Bloggers, Site News

TweetI just received this email. October 20, 2006 Dear Representative, Congratulations! Your Web site, Touched by an Angel, is one of the Pre-Finalists in the Blogs Category of The 9th [tag]Philippine Web Awards[/tag]. You have been qualified to move on to the Pre-Finals round that will take place on October 20, 2006 and will end on...

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Our Makati City Mayor

Oct 18, 06 Our Makati City Mayor

Posted by in Current Affairs

TweetAs a resident of Makati City, I am aware of corruption rumors on Jojo Binay’s 20 year reign for the longest time now. Binay always loses in mayoral elections from Makati’s exclusive villages but he gets most of his votes from the squatters of Makati City. Oh yes, they are there right now in front of the city hall...

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Old Fashioned Parenting Style

Oct 17, 06 Old Fashioned Parenting Style

Posted by in Parenting Tips

TweetI was laughing when I saw a comment on my entry, Computer Game and Internet Addiction i also believe that you are a old-fashioned and controlling parent. times have changed. The above comment is partially true . I am an old fashioned parent, a child of old fashioned parents but the difference is I have adapted to the times....

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A Great Teacher is Never Forgotten

Oct 15, 06 A Great Teacher is Never Forgotten

Posted by in Blogging, Grief in the News

TweetTwo days ago, my daughter asked…. do you remember Miss Syquia? Of course I remember her. How could I not forget the sweet and soft-spoken first grade teacher/homeroom adviser of my eldest daughter? Many years ago, I vowed that I’d take an active role in Parent-Teacher activities just so I can monitor the progress...

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The Wounded Bird Syndrome

Oct 12, 06 The Wounded Bird Syndrome

Posted by in Grief Recovery, My Family

TweetThey say marriage is for better or for worse. Couples try to support and care for each other, through good times and bad. Usually, when one of us hits rock bottom, the other can try to be the mainstay for a little while, to help the other along. But what happens when our child dies? The couple is now cast into the same dark...

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I’m a Punk

Oct 10, 06 I’m a Punk

Posted by in Parenting Tips

TweetIf you are a couple very much in love, instead of calling them by their first name, you’ll call them a little term of endearment like “`honey’ or `honeybunch,’ or `sweetheart’ `sweetie,’ `sweetie pie’ – anything that has to do with sugary sweetness. Sugar sweetness alright...

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