Honestly I went through a very tough life changing event and it took more than a year before I can really totally recovered so much from it. It’s better that I would not totally reveal and tell more about it for it totally leave a painful memory on my mind and my heart. But as I already felt the healing from this really dark stage of my life, I now realize that I need to go back to one of my passion, which is writing.

Thus from this day on, I will still pursue and help in my own little advocacy to inform my fellow countrymen with positive and help the Philippine society of positive empowernment through this medium.

But as I learn so much from some bad past experiences, I had to admit that I have to change the way that I blog, and I now believe that I may have to frequently tackle more of positive attributes of what we are going into to, rather than dwell and focus on the negative aspect of what is happening in our country.

I have learn that things in our life happen because of what we focus more, though it’s but normal that we see so many negative side of things but, I now believe that we should just be on a level or being just simply aware and be vigilant on this things but not to the point on eating up our soul with this mindset, activity and concentrating too much of it.

We have to focus on the things that we want in our lives and just being aware of this negative one is just enough, but on my next articles and postings, I choose to focus on what traits that Filipino have that we can be proud of and what we can be for us to be a stronger nation and progressive nation.

It was this very same day, one year ago that the bloody Maguindanao Massacre was perpetuated by the political clan of the Ampatuans in Maguindanao.

Until now we still condemned this brutal act of murder to those innocent lives of our media freedom fighters and ordinary people.

Today we are offering our prayers for the souls of those innocent victims and that justice still prevail.

Global News Network’s Prayer for Maguindanao Massacre Victims

Maguindanao Massacre Commemoration

In Memory of the Maguindanao Massacre – Not to be Forgotten

Again another title won by Manny Pacquiao, which is already considered one of the legendary boxer in the history of world boxing and we are very proud of you for being a Filipino.

Manny Pacquiao did however on is own way make Filipino proud and shine on the world scene through his passion for sports of boxing  which he never forget to always dedicate to his ‘Kababayan’ and specially to his creator.

He best serve as an example of someone who never forgot to always mentioned how one should always be grateful to our creator despite the many challenges that Filipino has but he did inspire us that through hard work and passion and keeping your feet on the ground is always a more rewarding way to serve others.

Below is some online youtube video of his fight with Margarito.

Round 2 – 7 fight of Pacquiao vs. Margarito.

http://paclandofmannypacquiao.blogspot.com

 

The ‘Trees for Peace’ advocacy movement was initiated by the service fraternity ‘Alpha Phi Omega’ Philippines.

It was initiated by the leadership and alumni of the said fraternity.

The mere purpose of this advocacy is to promote ‘Peace’ as well as ‘Environmental’ awareness.

APO is a fraternity/sorrority known for being a great exampler of their 3 guiding principle.

Being a Leader, Being a Friend and be of Service.

Below is the following link/url for the ‘Trees for Peace’ movement.

Trees for Peace – Website

http://www.apo-pi.org/treesforpeace

Trees for Peace – Facebook Page

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Trees-for-Peace/147144555324916?ref=ts

APHIO TREES FOR PEACE

http://www.causes.com/causes/534077?m=f0ad7f49

The recent news about one of the presidential staff ‘Mai Mislang’ (P-Noy’s speech writer) regarding her comment on twitter that made some of the vietnamese quite not happy about her tweet is something that we as Filipinos should try to avoid doing such unethical thing.

We Filipinos are known for being hospitable from friends, whether they are a relative, mere friends, barkadas or a foreigner that’s just visiting our country either because of leisure or business purpose. And as our guest we tend to make them comfortable to whatever we can provide them (food, service and friendly assistance)  etc. etc.

Philippines is a 3rd world country and most of us lives below the poverty level, but despite this, we still tend to entertain and provide our guest to whatever we have.

Does it a joy that despite this limitation we have in life, we are still happy whenever they’ll be happy with the way they were treated as well even on the simplest way that we did it for them.

I have read some comments and articles that Mai Mislang has the right and freedom to express her views since as they said it’s just a personal one.

Yup she has the very reason that it is merely a personal expression solely from her but it just boils down to this one simple rule.

Does it feels good for her to ‘Hurt’ someone’s feeling (the Vietnamese) by doing this online twitter comment, and what if somebody else will do this to her and to our country and kababayan, will she not be hurt by it?

I don’t pretend to be someone holy, all of us are tempted to do things which sometimes hurt other people, but the best thing for anyone is at least to fight back that tempt to comment such harsh thing that will hurt someone or somebody specially if you are a position that you are representing our country.

If she was just carried away with the joyful exchange of twits among friends, I think we should start to learn of having some limits to such act even if we have a jolly mood of twitting just to get our friends attention.

However does it pays to have those joyful twits with friends when you know that you hurt somebody’s feelings.

I don’t condemned her, everyone commits mistake, the only thing that can be done, that is right ,is to ask a very sincere public apology, if it’s a humane thing that she commited that mistake, would it also be a humane thing to ask for a very sincere apology.

I’m sure our Vietnamese friends would appreciate it more as long as you’ll do your part of asking it sincerely.