My blog entry “Global Warming:Global Problem” dated September 17, 2008, has been consistently receiving “hits” for the past few months. I am actually happy because I think that more people are now becoming aware of global warming.

I can say that we will really become aware of it once we experience it’s effects. In addition to that, we can also understand Global Warming deeper if we find time to watch films explaining it, like “An Inconvenient Truth”, and “Signos: Banta Ng Nagbabagong Klima”.

Tomorrow is a good day for people out there who wants to become aware or do a part in saving the world from climate change. Let us switch off our lights from 8:30 pm to 9:30 pm tomorrow. Well, I want to see how it will be celebrated tomorrow, so I am thinking where to go tomorrow night.

Anyway, I am also happy because I feel that this Earth Hour is becoming bigger ever year. I hope this will continue until we solve this global problem.

Posted in Earth Hour, Global Warming, Opinion Tagged: An Inconvenient Truth, Signos

Hello there! I’ve been posting a lot of stuffs recently here in my  blog, and when I tried to read them, I suddenly missed the feeling of having a personal connection with my blog.

Well, how was I for the past days? I can say that I have been depressed recently. And the proof? I got a haircut last Saturday. Yeah, whenever I get a haircut, it would definitely mean that I am depressed (most of the time). Does my hair have something to do about depression? Anyway, that’s not all because I made sure that my hair will return to it’s natural black color. Bye brown hair (for the meantime).

I don’t know why but getting a haircut somehow helps me get out of depression. Getting a haircut is also a big decision for me. I would think about it the whole day before I decide.

Anyway, let me share you why am I feeling depressed lately. I did something which is not likeable to the eyes of others. Well, I do not have any negative intentions with what I did but I realized that I my means of doing it was in an unappropriate way. I definitely learned my lesson from a friend who courageoulsy told me that what I did was disappointing. And I am thanking him for telling it to me. I will never do it again.

Be a good boy now Rowjie.

Posted in My Story Tagged: Haircut

This year, the world’s first global election is taking place, an election between earth and global warming. It’s not about what country you are from, but what planet you are from. Your light switch is your vote. We need one billion votes for earth, because our planet is worth saving. Vote Earth by simply switching off your lights for one hour and join the world for Earth Hour. Saturday march 28th, 8:30-9:30pm.

Posted in Events, Global Warming, Plugs, Videos, WWF Tagged: Earth Hour

Earth Hour started in Australia last March 31, 2007 where they turned off their lights for one hour. This made a powerful impact that made many people aware of global warming. Last year, we started to observed this event globally. I am actually happy that people are becoming aware of this event as years pass by.

On March 28, 2009… 8:30 pm local time. Let us join the entire world in observing Eart Hour by switching off our lights for an hour. If many of us will do this, it can really help a lot in our fight against global warming.

Posted in Events, Global Warming, Videos Tagged: Earth Hour

I remember back in summer vacation of 2009 when I was an avid viewer of teen-oriented shows being shown in ABS-CBN (G-Mik)  and GMA (TGIS).

I can say that the first batch of TGIS is the most successful compared to the other teen-oriented shows that followed. I was about to post some pictures of the casts of these shows but I can’t help but laugh (and I don’t want to be blamed for stealing pictures online. Haha). Actually, TGIS started in 1997 (according to Wikipedia). This show actually brought Angelu De Leon to stardom, though she really started in Ang TV. Other casts of TGIS Batch 1 are Bobby Andrews, Raven Villanueva, Michael Flores, Red Sternberg, Onemig Bondoc, etc. Few months later, ABSCBN created their own teen-oriented show through Gimik with G Toengi, Judy Ann Santos, Jolina Magdangal, Mylene Dizon, Diether Ocampo, Rico Yan, Marvin Agustin, Bojo Molina, Diego Castro, etc.

Because the cast members of these shows also grew older, they have introduced new batches over the years. TGIS Batch 2 had Dingdong Dantes, Kim Delos Santos, Antoinette Taus, Dino Guevarra, etc. While Gimik Batch 2 had Kaye Abad, Baron Geisler, etc.

The third batch of these shows were actually younger stars. I really can remember that TGIS had a third batch but the show only lasted for few weeks. This was later replaced by Click. Click was solely produced by GMA, compared to TGIS which was a co-production of GMA and Viva. Gimik was later on renamed as G-Mik. I think this batch is very successful - Camille Pratts, Angelica Panganiban, etc. As they grew older, the popularity of the show weakened, which made Click a top-rater. As years passed by, teen-oriented shows were removed in the Saturday afternoon timeslot.

Posted in Anthology, Television Tagged: 1999, G-Mik, Gimik, TGIS