Manuel Viloria Greets Me It took a SMS from Manuel Viloria greeting me on the third year of TheBachelorGirl.com to remind me of its anniversary. Thanks, Manuel!
I’m Writing Faster So what have I noticed this past year? I’ve gotten into the habit and rhythm of writing for the blog that I’m now seriously considering other blogs. I still have a problem with my prepositions and subject-verb agreement though. LOL
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Meg Magazine Lists TheBachelorGirl - Look at that! My blog, TheBachelorGirl, is listed as a source for more info for Repertory Philippines’ production of Altar Boyz. |
One February afternoon at the Stages office, Mrs. Concepcion walked in with Sam. I had just finished a project meeting, so the conversation turned to the ‘What’s up?’ question. When Mrs. Concepcion revealed that she and Sam had just finished recording the audition song for Kung Fu Panda, I couldn’t help squealing in delight.
I suddenly realized on 10 May 2008 that people like to ask me questions regarding their professional or personal lives. I once asked somebody why is she asking me for advice when she can easily ask people who are closer to her.
iBlog4 A full day of events on 26 April 2008 started with the iBlog4 seminar at the Malcolm Hall in the University of the Philippines campus, where, for three hours, I was enlightened a little bit more about the blogosphere through the talks of Charo Nuguid, Juan Karlo Licudine, Juned Sonido and Jonas Diego. A surprise was an aborted chat with Brian Gorell, who did a special video for the bloggers who attended iBlog4.
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Joaqui Valdes - When Meg Magazine Associate Editor Maris Mortel asked me last November 2007 via SMS to nominate someone for their March 2008 Young Achievers issue, I promptly volunteered Joaqui Valdes. But, all I did with his nomination is to forward his CV to Meg Magazine, and his accomplishments at a young age spoke for themselves. |
For the past several weeks, I’ve been privileged to have experienced the kindness of the Internet denizens. It’s just so lovely when you go online and there’s a wonderful surprise waiting for you, or, as you’re online, something pops on your screen that makes your brain freeze with disbelief, such as this first surprise.
Jeff Marx Thank goodness my Gmail was open when an email from Jeff Marx, one of the composers and lyricists of Avenue Q, appeared on the screen. This meant that I was able to respond immediately to his email, and thus ensued an exchange of a couple of emails since Jeff Marx was still online.
