WAYN SUCKS!

I have an inactive account at WAYN before. I resuscitated it when several friends sent invitations. At first it was fun uploading videos and photos and updating profile details. I was motivated to keep on sharing more videos and photos especially when more WAYN members keep on giving their comments and reactions. Most of them [...]

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I WANT TO KILL MY SON’S NANNY

  I really want to kill my son’s nanny. She’s been so inept in her tasks. Her only duty is to keep a close eye on Kenjo. Kenjo being a very higher active boy requires close monitoring. That is whenever I am away.   Two days ago I went for coverage to Basilan. Due to [...]

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CREEPY CATERPILLAR

It is summer yet we experience heavy downpour oftentimes at night. Early dawn’s drizzles refreshes our day and a great season for creepy creatures crawling on trees, twigs, leaves and stems. One fine morning my son Kenjo had a very early biking session in our backyard. But he stumbled over a pile of gravel and his [...]

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DISTURBING ADS

“Mama, how do terrorists look like?” This is always the question of my son Kenjo whenever we watched television programs. It is the same question raised by my nephews Darryl and Darren — sons of my youngest brother Joel. Their questions emanated from series of anti-terrorism ads on television. In the Philippines, maybe particularly here [...]

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SUMMER BLOOMS

In my backyard I have several ornamental plants. I got these shrubs from my past coverage in Basilan and Sulu. What I did was to cut some twigs, wrapped it with moist paper until I reached home and put it in a mini nursery (actually three little clay pots with garden soil and homemade compost). [...]

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ALL ABOUT MY PAGES

In here Scatterthoughts will deal with all issues ranging from pets, gardens, politics, military, family and a lot more. I am a journalist covering all sorts of conflict in Mindanao but most often I take some breaks to appreciate the wonders and beauty of our nature. Where war is an ordinary situation in some areas [...]

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