Thank you dear readers and friends for your support last 2009. I look forward to be with you too this 2010. I look up to you for inspiration (see picture, hehe).
I also started writing for AsianCorrespondent.com last 2009 on a blog I titled Bullet Points, hoping to give the international audience my take on what’s happening in our country and the world. I was able to write 59 articles there and I am proud of each one of them.
I hope to write more in 2010 and for this, I’d love to hear your suggestions on topics and issues you wish to see here and on AsianCorrespondent.com.
Happy new year! Manigong bagong taon!
Allow me to share with you my AsianCorrespondent.com Bullet Points posts for 2009:
- 2009 in review: Philippines’ netizens step up to the plate
- 2009 in review: Massacre and martial law in the Philippines
- 2009 in review: Philippines survives superstorms
- An open letter to Comelec chairman Jose Melo
- Best blogs by overseas Filipinos for 2009
- Due recognition for best overseas Filipino blogs
- Communists vie for strategic stalemate with Manila
- Villar cited, Aquino and other bets assailed by Philippines’ Communist Party
- Mayweather-Pacquiao fight may be cancelled – report
- High Court denies plea of migrant Filipinos to join partylist polls
- Philippines braces for Mayon eruption with president in absentia
- Pulse of the nation, greed of some
- New voter registration resumes today in the Philippines
- Philippines’ health department website hacked
- Help evacuees from restive Mayon volcano
- Honoring the world’s migrant workers
- Bongbong Marcos: A new generation of lies
- Calling a spade
- Voter registration extended to January 9, 2010, says Supreme Court
- Contextualizing human rights in the Philippines: A Reader
- 2009 very brutal for human rights in Philippines
- International Day of Action against attacks on media on Dec. 9
- Martial law to foil cases vs. Maguindanao massacre suspects
- Manila holds Pride March today
- Martial law no antidote to incompetence, warlordism
- Martial law declared, writ of habeas corpus suspended in Maguindanao
- Martial law in Maguindanao? Palace announces military-police briefing
- Malacanang official denies martial law imposed in Maguindanao
- Hayden Kho not dead: down with ‘intestinal flu’
- Manny Pacquiao runs for Congress anew, but public more interested in bout with Floyd
- Report: Maguindanao placed under martial law (UPDATED)
- Mindanao peace talks resume on December 8-9
- Readings on political violence in Philippines
- Philippine President Arroyo to run for Congress
- Maguindanao massacre exposes flaws of Philippine democracy
- Filipinos outraged by Maguindanao massacre
- Death toll from carnage in Southern Philippines rises to 36 [Updated]
- The party has started
- Obama names new envoys to Philippines, Singapore
- Party of migrant Filipinos barred from 2010 partylist polls
- Filipino LGBTs and the right to representation
- Young Filipinos eye three Congress seats in 2010
- Hacienda Luisita and the 2010 elections
- Philippines: Grassroots-based political party seeks 3 seats in House, 2 in Senate
- To Philippine Congress: Stop harassing Maureen Hermitanio
- Clinton urged to make peace, not war
- Philippines: Tech blogger and Congress staffer harassed by police
- Freedom to blog in Asia and the Philippines
- Continuing registration blues as Philippines prepares for polls
- Remembering the Filipino heroes
- Typhoon Santi lashes through the Philippines, underscores need for serious disaster mitigation plans
- Phone and internet go ‘unlimited’ in the Philippines
- Filipinos win in first Asia-Pacific blog awards
- Online uproar exposes Philippines relief aid fiasco
- Support overseas Filipino workers’ right to political representation
- Lest we forget: Arroyo allowed Estrada’s political rehabilitation
- Like the weather*
- Filipinos yearn for justice via the 2010 elections
- Hello world