Monthly Archives: March 2024

It’s almost a decade since I left government service.  By skipping usual routine, I was very serious in my entry into the world of modest pensioners.  I have folded and kept my mementoes in boxes, threw away unncecessary items and … Continue reading →

I remember Matt Monroe’s song, If “I Never Sing another Song”, the front lyrics goes this way— “In my heyday, young girls wrote to meEverybody seemed to have time to devote to meEveryone I saw all swore they knew me…” … Continue reading →

For those who reached the 60 year-old threshold and has been legally acknowledged as senior citizen, it is actually an entry into a different “world.”  It could be a world of medication, a world of disability, a world of discount, … Continue reading →

 I still consider myself of regular built, physically fit and lucky enough to have evaded commorbidities related to the dreaded pandemic which contagion a number of my peers fell.  I still look hale, hearty and lusty, well except for a … Continue reading →

Chief Inspector Edgardo Mendoza Jr., never thought that he would ascend the apex of regional correctional leadership but on the last quarter of the previous year, he was directed to superintend Davao Penal Colony (Dapecol).  He is currently the Chief … Continue reading →

After hibernating in my choiced hide-away in Mindanao inclusive of the years of pandemic, I decided to brave the skies once again to visit dear old Manila—the fountainhead of my youth, the engine of my strength and yes, the source … Continue reading →