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Amazing Comeback of Mavs in Game 2
Simply amazing! 15 points down, a little over 7 minutes left in the last quarter. I took a shower because, I thought, Game 2 was over for the Dallas Mavericks. 2-0 in favor of the Miami Heat. Then something spectacular happened.
Where are the Blogging Pinoy Fathers?
A search string at topblogs for “marriage” caught my attention and so I followed it. There I saw a collection of blogs relating to, what else, marriage. But that’s not the point. The point is that there are so many blogs written by ladies and mothers, but only a few blogs by Pinoy Dads. Let’s …
Saying goodbye to Blogging
It’s has been over two years since I started blogging. My blogging age is roughly the same as the age of my son, Enzo, as I discovered this hobby while on paternity leave. Throughout this period, I’ve met many blogger-friends and got to know the internet world much better. It is thus with a heavy …
Building a Better Blog
If you have just started blogging, perhaps there are a number of questions on your mind. Here are a few pointers from a layman, I mean, as compared to a programming expert, who has tinkered with blogging tools. Choose a blawgging platform. There are a number of choices, depending on your preference. While social networking …
Add Value to Blogging
The growth of blogging is phenomenal and Pinoy bloggers are no exceptions. There are so many kinds of bloggers. There are those who blog about their personal lives or about a particular subject. There are those who blog for the fun of it, while there are those who blog for money. There are, of course, …
Babies and Blogging – how one addiction can lead to another
Here’s the beauty of that title – whatever combination you choose, you’ll still come up with something true. You don’t believe me? Read it again and juggle the words. Babies are addicting. Blogging is addicting. Addiction to babies can lead to blogging. Addiction to blogging can lead to, well, I think except this one.
PinoyDad is born
Fatherhood changes people. It may be an overgeneralization, but it’s true as far as I’m concerned. You begin to appreciate things that you wouldn’t have considered as a single man (or try not to appreciate those which you did as a single man). The concept started way back in December 2005, but the decision to …