Sarcasm.

                The other night Sir Joey Pelaez chatted with me on Facebook and the chat really made me consider some things. I was able to mention my dreams to him to be someone big and he said I could try to be a celebrity. I, at first, thought he was kidding me but it turns out he wasn’t. I was baffled and so, instantly rejected the idea. I was able to tell him my dreams of being a lawyer and politician and he was quite supportive.

                My night went on after that, but I started to think of what Sir Joey said in our conversation. Things like maybe and why not started depositing in my head. That’s what, until now, has been eating up my mind. I am tangled of what I want now and I don’t like it.

                I guess that’s what my third grading period is about – thinking of the future. The end is nearing yet I’ve learned that the end is always the beginning, yet the problem now is the beginning part; what will I begin? What path will I choose? I ‘m going to be a college student soon but I still don’t know what to pursue. Awesomely splendid! x_x

New Year's Idea!

Usher in the New Year with not just new clothes but also with a new thinking power and a new soul. Do not let you vices take control of you or you will have soon have lesser friends and loved ones around you to celebrate your New Year.

New Year messages show the anticipation of good times ahead and wish that our dreams and aspiration all come through. It can quickly be sent through e mail or simple text message through the cell phone too. Looking back and being thankful for the wonderful memories of the previous year, and the hope for beautiful times ahead is what the New Year is all about.

With your loved ones all geared up for 2013, you should not stay behind and let them know that they are in your prayers by sending them New Year Greetings for the year. Let this New Year be the one, where all your dreams come true, so with a joyful heart, put a start to this year anew. Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year 2013. Let's give a warm welcome to the year that starts a new, cherish each moment that the year shall behold, so let's come together and celebrate a blissful start to the New Year. Happy New Year.

New Year has brought another chance for you to set things right.

For to us a child is born, to us a son is given

Mother Mary and Jesus.

     It's that time of year again. We are in that special season of the year, a season of joy, of peace and of great tidings

     The true meaning of Christmas is love. It has nothing to do with either Christianity or Islam. The real Christmas story is the story of God's becoming a human being in the Person of Jesus Christ. Why did God do such a thing? Because He loves us! Why was Christmas necessary? Because we needed a Savior! Why does God love us so much? Because He is love itself. God loved His own and provided a way for us to spend eternity with Him. He gave His only Son to take our punishment for our sins. He paid the price in full, and we are free from condemnation when we accept that free gift of love.

     Christmas is also about togetherness. Being with the people you love, laughing, sharing a meal, sharing happy memories.

Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities, Progress for All - A Prerequisite

     I would like our country to be the kind of place where any citizen can access the resources they need to develop their potential if they are willing to work hard at it. This means there would be equal access to education up through a 2 year technical college program. Financial contributions to education after they reach 18 would not be based on parent's income, but on their own resources if they are living independently of their parents. Parents can no longer afford P 50,000 a month costs for tuition, room and board for each child who wants to go to college. Parents have negative home equity, they've lost 1/2 their retirement savings, and have parents of their own in similar circumstances to worry about.
     People should not be allowed to inherit vast sums of money that provide them lifetimes of leisure. Every member of society should contribute the effort required to support themselves and those unable to support themselves due to sickness or deficient physical or mental capabilities. We should resume inheritance taxes that do not allow this tier of society to form, instead providing incentives for the wealthy to do good works with their wealth and only pave the way for their families and friends to receive the best possible care in the event they are legitimately disabled. In short, people who are able to work for the good of society ought not be allowed to avoid this obligation by birthright.
     Obviously people should not be restricted from access to jobs or public goods by virtue of race, creed, sexual orientation or any other factor that is unrelated to their performance as a member of the work force or good citizenship. No reverse discrimination either. 
     Much of what we need people to provide to their fellow citizens they will provide willingly, but if this is not the case, we must ask that people contribute proportional to their ability to contribute.
     To sum things up. A 'Right' is a prerequisite to a peaceful societal existence that cannot be denied to any member of the society due to any factor whatsoever; be it gender, age, class, race, nationality, religious or political affiliation, etc., etc..
     A 'Right' is not dissimilar to 'Freedom'; freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of access to education, information, or political affiliation; freedom to practice any religion that one so chooses; and so on and so forth.
      It is not akin by any interpretation to a 'privilege', as a privilege is accorded to members of the society that meet certain criteria or conditions; thus, it is class-specific.

     'Equal', on the other hand, needs no further interpretation, as it is what it is 'equal' = what one is, so is the other; like for like.
     "Equal rights", therefore, means 'the freedom to engage in any and/or all forms of social, cultural, political, and religious activities by any and every member of the society', the limit of which shall not be restricted in any form or any manner.
      This, however, must conform to societal norms and the judicial codes, whose wide interpretations I dare not trespass in just the few words I can afford here.