Pag May Baha, May…

7/27/2013 2:36:32 PM

Dahil tag-ulan na naman ulit, uso na rin ang mga pagbaha. At usong uso rin sa mga uri ng panahon ang tila kaakit na nitong sari-saring serye ng mga reaksyon na napapansin natin. Kunyaring halimbawalang, pag umaaaraw, uso rin ang panaon ng tagtuyot. Tapos, uso rin ang mga pagkain tulad ng ice cream, halo-halo, at iba pa. Parang domino effect o chain rection ang datingan nga lang. Sanga-sanga ang epektong maidudulot ng isang karampot na sanhi.

Dahil tag-ulan na nga, usong-uso ang baha. At pag may baha, may mga lalangoy. Siyempre, hilig ng mga bata ang magtampisaw sa tubig e. Wala nang pakelamanan kung galing ba sa imburnal ng bahay mo yan, sa malapit na creek, o sa ilog mismo. basta, gusto lang nilang maligo. Period. Tapos!

Bagyo Ka Lang!

11/8/2013 10:44:26 AM

Hindi kailanman matitinag ang buhay na diwa ng mga Pinoy. At hindi ko sinasabi ‘to dahil sa likas din na matitigas din ang ating ulo ha? (ops, ulo sa taas ang tinutukoy ko. Para malinaw lang sa atin, ha?). May kasabihan, “The Filipino spirit is WATERPROOF!” (na pinasikat pa sa isang episode ng interstitial ng aking idolo na Word Of The Lourd).

Remembering The Onslaught (Part 2)

10/04/2011 05:35 PM

While being stuck at the bridge, I talked to a student from UST whom was also stranded on his way to his residence in Antipolo City. He said there are no jeepneys passing by the the highway, causing costing him some time to stay at at the eastbound jeepney stop of SM City Marikina.

Remembering The Onslaught (Part 1)

10/09/2010 11:33 AM

It’s been exactly 54 weeks since a tropical storm ravaged the island of Luzon and caused devastation on almost (if not all) every resident of Metropolitan Manila and nearby provinces such as Bulacan, Pampanga, Quezon, Laguna, Cavite and Rizal. 

In fact, Ondoy (International name: Ketsana) was held accountable for at least 710 casualties and 11 billion pesos in damages to property as it crossed the island Luzon, including the nation’s capital. 

It happened after a massive rainfall on 25 September 2009 that has been unstoppable overnight and lasted 'til late evening of September 26. As part of the millions of victims who already told their stories—through personal or social media—here is my share of witnessing the catastrophic day. After all, who would ever think that a tropical storm like that would cause massive flash floods and overflowing the waterways such as the Marikina and Pasig Rivers?