Diversity won over Susan Boyle in Britain’s Got Talent!
Susan Boyle maybe an early favorite to win the finals in “
Tags: BGT, Britain's Got Talents!, champion, Diversity, Finals, internet sensation, Simon Cowell, Susan Boyle, upset, Winners, YouTube
Archive for May, 2009
WOOF Writing Contest Winners for May 22
The poem I wrote for a Jedi Knight didn’t have enough of the force to merit a recognition. But if it’s any consolation on my part, there were great entries in the poetry division and I am honored just to be in line with them.
The script I wrote for my son’s classroom presentation however managed [...]
Tags: contest, plotdog, poems, poetry, Roy, Struggling Blogger, woof writing contest
Is it really bad to take shrimp or prawn with Vitamin C?
I just recieved this in my e-mail today. It warns that shrimp or prawn should not be taken together with Vitamin C. I’m not really sure whether this is true or not. I’m posting it on my blog so that:
our blogger friends who are in the field of medicine/health may shed a light on this [...]
Tags: accident, email, Food, forwarded, Health, mysterious death, prawn, precaution, shrimp, vitamin C, warning
Top 10 Emerging Influential Blog of 2009 writing project
I’m sure by now you have already heard about the Top 10 Emerging Influential Blogs of 2009 writing project. Not yet? Then read on, this a good chance for you to find out about it, as I write, promote, and campaign — all in one post.
This writing project, running on its third year now, is [...]
Tags: Roy, Struggling Blogger, top 10 emerging influential blogs, vote for me, writing project
The Strongest Link – a classroom presentation
Back in 2004, my eldest son Ralph Emerson was in his first year in high school. I was still working then.
I came home quite late one day, my son told me they will have a classroom presentation the next day… and he was the appointed leader of their group. He asked me to prepare [...]
Tags: adjective, adverb, class presentation, conjunction, creative writing, game show, high school, interjection, noun, parts of speech, play, preposition, pronoun, Ralph, Script, SSC, strongest link, verb
iBlog5: So many bloggers… so little time…
So this is my not-so-late post about my iBlog5 experience, and just like everybody else, I enjoyed the day. And why can’t I? I’m in the company of friends! The trip all from Angeles City was really worth it!
Thanks to Zorlone who picked me up from MRT North Station, otherwise I wouldn’t know my way [...]
Tags: blogger friends, blogging event, EB, iBlog5, UP Diliman
The Struggling Blogger on struggling bloggers
Today, May 8 is my birthday, and I turned 41 today. Honestly, it was supposed to be an ordinary day, as I never really celebrate my birthday… especially now that I have no more reason to celebrate it.
However, an ordinary birthday was made special by a book that I received from the mail today… a [...]
Tags: 41, Amanung Sisuan, Birthday, bloggers connection, celebration, elmot, Ernie Turla, fifi, goddy, Kapampangan Dictionary, May 8, Roy, struggling bloggers
Aside from Manny Pacquiao…
There are lot of events worth taking note of in the recent Pacquiao-Hatton match, aside from the fact that Pacquiao knocked Hatton out in Round 2… and that is most especially true when you are watching a (very) delayed telecast on free-TV.
Here are my observations:
Tags: 2010 election, Batista, GMA 7, Hatton, Lupang Hinirang, Martin Nievera, National Anthem, NHI, Pacquiao, political ads, presidentiables, senatoriables, wannabes, WWE
The punch that knocked Hatton out
I’m sure most, if not everybody saw it, the punch that knocked Hatton out in the second round of the match.
Wouldn’t you like to see it again? I bet it’s already in YouTube. But they could be long and you only want the punch… the exact moment.
Well, here’s a gif image I found at Silver’s [...]
Tags: Hatton, knocked out, Pambansang Kamao, Paquiao, winning punch
