Don’t use it all up! Take time to rest, you need it.

The header is more me I guess.

A lot of Filipino are doing that already, except for the “Voting for the better..” bit. More than that, we need to sow the seed of change now (..read from one of Atticus’ post), among our generation (naks!), the ones before and after our own. We may not reap from it in our lifetime, hopefully the next will pick it up and sow some more, albeit would be nice if it did.

Sow some more Splice. Spread the virus. Let it mutate and be infectious as ever!

Thanks for visiting, bro!

Thanks for visiting. Just visited thebrownraise.org, I’m not done reading all the articles, but will do so in the days to come.

there’s a good site you’d also love to see. it’s a movement that seeks to reawaken the Filipino in us..and it’s happening..

http://thebrownraise.org

You’re right.

I’ve been disturbed looking into the eyes of our fellow filipino, I see that they have given up and don’t care anymore. It’s this powerlessness and cynicism that’s rotting us to the core. Then probably, we should work to excise the cancer within us, before we can treat what’s outside.

Thanks for visiting.

Gusto kong sabihin na, ako’y napapatawa at lubos na nasisiyahan sa mga posts mo. Sa kabila ng hinagpis at kawalan ng pag-asa, at kakayanan na magpatawa ay likas na yaman nating mga Filipino.

Pasang-awa lang ako sa Sibika at mga Filipino subjects mula elementarya hanggang kolehiyo (flying colors sa pagbabasa ng komiks nuon). Maliban sa mga jokes at nakakatawang kwento mo, nakita ko ang pagmamahal mo sa ating pambansang wika.

-Sumunod sa batas trapiko -kaya ko ‘ito (hanap muna ako ng pera pambili ng kotse)

-Di ako magkakalat sa kalye (pinupulot ko basura ng aking kapwa, napagkamalan rin ako minsan na basura hehehe)

-di ako mag-aanak nang di ko kayang suportahan (madaling sabihin, mahirap gawin sa panahon ng tag-ulan, hehehe)

Thanks for such an enpassioned comment Panaderos.
I’ve attended discussions, read about it in the dailies, and watched it on the news. I hear politicians talk incessantly about it seemingly with passion..but then again, I don’t trust them. What have I learned so far ?Ah ..Uhm ..Uhm ..not a thing! Your question is “HOW to get our country back to health?”

1.)I believe it is through education, education of what a good government ought to be, what we should expect of our leaders.

2.)Love, Love for our country and our fellow Filipino. To do that: Love and worship God, love ourserlves, then our families, then our community, then our blogging community, so on so forth …
Never underestimate the power of prayer. “We’re in God’s Country!”

3.)Inspire, Inspire our fellow Filipino. Write, sing, jump, ride, walk and talk. Remind ourselves the we are a good people and that we can be great!

4.)Most importantly, DO SOMETHING, DO ANYTHING. After the musing, thinking and analysing, do something. Imperfect, nice, rash, crazy,..anything! Append this list.. Please suggest more!

Although I’m partial to Sexy Mom’s comment that, “it is time for a moral and spiritual revolution” I believe there lies the ember, fan it to flames Panaderos! Let us all be engulfed and consumed by it. Cleanse ourselves of our indifference and passivity. Like Benigno’s comments on other blogs, “I still believe in the election process and therefore think that the quality of our politicians merely reflect the quality of the Pinoy Vote. This means that ultimately — specially in a democracy — the accountability for making our leadership work to their potential lies in the electorate and their full awareness of the power that lies in their hands.” and “Democracy is not about freedom. It’s about taking personal accountability. Pinoys need to realise that over and above the whole perverted concept of “freedom” that a bunch of politicians and activists have led us all to latch on to. We cannot be free unless we are truly accountable.”

You’re sick with this virus Panaderos, SPREAD IT.

f we want our children to have a future, it is time for a moral and spiritual revolution. It is time to start on our own, work on our own inadequacies before we can go on a higher level.