pag tinatanong ako ng mga tao kung gusto ko ba ang ginagawa ko napapangiti ako at madalas di ako sumasagot...so ngayon sasagutin ko na *showbiz diba?**cameras pls*
sa tuwing may maririnig ako na di maganda o sa mga balitang di kaaya-aya eh sumisikip ang dibdib ko at di ko maiwasang magalit....di ko lubos maisip na sa lipunan natin ay mga taong walang pakialam sa iba...kahit buhay pa ang mawala basta marami lang silang pera...yun lang naman ang puno't dulo no'n...PERA...
sa sobrang sakit..sa sobrang sikip di ko na magawang tumahimik na lang at magkunwari na walang nangyayari... parang lumiliyab ang aking kabuuan para kumilos...
noon di ko alam kung paano ako makakatulong...kasi nga 'bata' pa nga ako...ni hindi nga ako makakilos na walang permiso ng magulang ko pero di ko naman kailangan 'tumanda' para makialam sa kung ano ang nangyayari sa paligid ko...balang araw lalabas din ako ng paaralan at mamumuhay sa 'totoong mundo'... gusto ko lang paglabas ko sa mundong iyon may kaayusan na...pantay na ang lahat ng tao...
kaya masaya ako sa ginagawa ko...dahil di lang nman para sa iba ang ginagawa ko...para sa mga kaibigan, pamilya, classmate, kahit na rin sa kapitbahay ko...*owwwsss*balang araw magbubunga din ito... maaring hindi ngayon o baka di rin sa panahon ko pero ang tanging nagpapalubag ng loob ko ay ang bagay na alam kong kumikilos ako para sa lahat...
ITO ANG BUHAY KO!!!!KAYA NGA MASAYA EH!!!
Tuesday, December 21, 2004
Monday, December 13, 2004
gudlak!!!!
WHO IS THIS PERSON?????
that was the question the very friendly Chief Acoountant told one of my friends as well as my co-staffer when she handed the request for the budget the publication can use and started telling about things she doesn't know, the poor girl was left confused!!!!!!!that really hit homebase!
okay i signed the request as well as Mark [finance] and mr. longinos [adviser] but he told marian WHO IS THIS PERSON?[pertaining to me]i don't know her!!!!!!okay i don't know him either....i don't even know what he looks like..i was having my class at that time that's why i wasn't able to hand it to him personally....
gudlak to his career...gudlak with my career...
that was the question the very friendly Chief Acoountant told one of my friends as well as my co-staffer when she handed the request for the budget the publication can use and started telling about things she doesn't know, the poor girl was left confused!!!!!!!that really hit homebase!
okay i signed the request as well as Mark [finance] and mr. longinos [adviser] but he told marian WHO IS THIS PERSON?[pertaining to me]i don't know her!!!!!!okay i don't know him either....i don't even know what he looks like..i was having my class at that time that's why i wasn't able to hand it to him personally....
gudlak to his career...gudlak with my career...
Saturday, December 04, 2004
13th JOURNALIST KILLED
Kalinga-based journalist murdered
BAGUIO CITY -- A young journalist working for a
local newspaper in Tabuk, Kalinga, was found
dead by residents near the Tabuk Central School
on Wednesday, five days after he was said to
have been abducted.
The body of Stephen Omaois, 24, which bore
head injuries and tortured marks, was formally
identified by his relatives Thursday morning at a
funeral parlor in Tabuk, the capital town of Kalinga.
Kalinga Police Director James Dogao believed
Omaois, who was working as a writer for Guru
News Weekly, a six-month-old local newspaper,
was hit with huge stones until he died.
Omaois's body also bore torture marks, was
defaced and unidentifiable, and starting to bloat
when found.
A task force was already formed to determine the
motive behind Omaois's murder and identify his
killers.
Dogao initially believed the killing was not job-
related, although a report from the local National
Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP)
quoted residents as saying "there was already an
earlier threat from unknown people against
Omaois related to the exercise of his profession
as a journalist."
Omaois, who also worked as a stringer of the
government-run dzRK Radyo ng Bayan-Tabuk,
has been writing on developmental and
community issues for Guru for five months now,
according to his editor Dr. Estefania Kollin.
The NUJP Baguio-Benguet, meanwhile,
condemned Omaois's killing and tagged it as an
attack against press freedom and people's right to
information.
"We join our colleagues in urging the Philippine
National Police and concerned agencies in the
area to conduct an impartial investigation for the
immediate disposal of justice for the death of
Omaois," NUJP Baguio-Benguet chairman
Artemio Dumlao Jr. said in a statement.
NUJP national chair Inday Espina-Varona,
meanwhile, stressed, "the murder and torture of
Omaois--the 13th this year--highlights how inutile
law enforcers have become in the face of
criminality."
"The murder of Omaois, who was on the trail of
corruption charges involving a public works project
in Pinukpuk town, should disabuse our law
enforcers of the notion that slain journalists had it
coming," she added.
"Top PNP officials, including Director-General
Edgar Aglipay, have hinted that lack of fairness in
reportage and the lack of discipline on matters of
security are major factors in the murders of
journalists. Aglipay is wrong. Omaois and several
victims of the record violence hounding the
Philippine media were 'guilty' of trying to ferret out
the interlocking directorates of misgovernance
and criminality in their communities," the
statement said.
The Omaois family migrated from Mountain
Province and established residence in
Casigayan, Tabuk, Kalinga. (Cheryl G. Cruz)
-SUNSTAR BAGUIO
BAGUIO CITY -- A young journalist working for a
local newspaper in Tabuk, Kalinga, was found
dead by residents near the Tabuk Central School
on Wednesday, five days after he was said to
have been abducted.
The body of Stephen Omaois, 24, which bore
head injuries and tortured marks, was formally
identified by his relatives Thursday morning at a
funeral parlor in Tabuk, the capital town of Kalinga.
Kalinga Police Director James Dogao believed
Omaois, who was working as a writer for Guru
News Weekly, a six-month-old local newspaper,
was hit with huge stones until he died.
Omaois's body also bore torture marks, was
defaced and unidentifiable, and starting to bloat
when found.
A task force was already formed to determine the
motive behind Omaois's murder and identify his
killers.
Dogao initially believed the killing was not job-
related, although a report from the local National
Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP)
quoted residents as saying "there was already an
earlier threat from unknown people against
Omaois related to the exercise of his profession
as a journalist."
Omaois, who also worked as a stringer of the
government-run dzRK Radyo ng Bayan-Tabuk,
has been writing on developmental and
community issues for Guru for five months now,
according to his editor Dr. Estefania Kollin.
The NUJP Baguio-Benguet, meanwhile,
condemned Omaois's killing and tagged it as an
attack against press freedom and people's right to
information.
"We join our colleagues in urging the Philippine
National Police and concerned agencies in the
area to conduct an impartial investigation for the
immediate disposal of justice for the death of
Omaois," NUJP Baguio-Benguet chairman
Artemio Dumlao Jr. said in a statement.
NUJP national chair Inday Espina-Varona,
meanwhile, stressed, "the murder and torture of
Omaois--the 13th this year--highlights how inutile
law enforcers have become in the face of
criminality."
"The murder of Omaois, who was on the trail of
corruption charges involving a public works project
in Pinukpuk town, should disabuse our law
enforcers of the notion that slain journalists had it
coming," she added.
"Top PNP officials, including Director-General
Edgar Aglipay, have hinted that lack of fairness in
reportage and the lack of discipline on matters of
security are major factors in the murders of
journalists. Aglipay is wrong. Omaois and several
victims of the record violence hounding the
Philippine media were 'guilty' of trying to ferret out
the interlocking directorates of misgovernance
and criminality in their communities," the
statement said.
The Omaois family migrated from Mountain
Province and established residence in
Casigayan, Tabuk, Kalinga. (Cheryl G. Cruz)
-SUNSTAR BAGUIO
Wednesday, December 01, 2004
so forgetful me
i forgot a lot of things today...maybe because i haven't got much sleep last night...*huh*who invented insomia anyway?!...i was floating on my way to school and while riding a jeepney somebody's phone made an irritating sound...(message alert po) then an image popped in my cloudy head...cellphone on the table...waiting to be picked up...by me...huh!!!i completely forgot!!!!i promised everybody that i will bring my mobile....para naman they can contact me anytime...but the forgetful me forgot it!!!!!now i'm so worried cause pypai might be looking for me somewhere....i don't know....*huh*
next time....don't leave the house without checking your things....*sigh*
another wishful thinking.....
ballpen...another essentials for a student[?!] like me...i have no pen with me....huh...
can a person be acquitted to a crime when he/she pleads temporary amnesia...for 10 mins?cause if not....i will be convicted....
so sad...
so tiring...
so sleepy...
next time....don't leave the house without checking your things....*sigh*
another wishful thinking.....
ballpen...another essentials for a student[?!] like me...i have no pen with me....huh...
can a person be acquitted to a crime when he/she pleads temporary amnesia...for 10 mins?cause if not....i will be convicted....
so sad...
so tiring...
so sleepy...
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