It was nice to meet you. I attended your talk and I took a picture of your talk in the blog.

cheers!

Reply: Yes, I read and left a comment on your post. Hope you’ll reply positively to my small request. All the best!

p1,200 is indeed cheap. Your barong looks much more expensive. I’m working on my thesis at educ right now. I wanted to do MA Journ sa CMC sana nung 2004, but when I checked the schedule, it was not working-people friendly as classes ended at 5pm (e paalis pa lang ako sa work pag ganoong time) and there were no classes on Sat. So needless to say, I looked for another course, sa Educ ako napadpad. Okay na rin, because I also want to teach at related naman ang major ko ngayon sa aking undergrad. :-)

Sir, I wanna invite you sana to take a peek sa blog ko, dun sa post ko about responsible blogging (the one you linked here). There is an interesting comment from a blogger-friend, which I think you might want to read (and comment on, perhaps?).

If I understood it well, her question is: does shaping public opinion also extend to fiction/literary works? (She’s a poet whose writings I admire).

Reply: I did read your post though I have to admit skipping the “comments” part since I normally do blog-hopping in between writing, editing and other chores. Anyway I will read that comment from your friend a little later. I agree that Educ is also a good master’s course if you want to become a teacher. I’m sorry if you find our graduate program at CMC not so “working-student friendly.” I just want to clarify that classes during weekdays usually start at 5:30 p.m. and we do offer some Saturday classes (i.e., usually 9 am to 12 pm or 1 to 4 pm). I know this because I’ve been handling MA courses since 2002. Then again, it’s the professor’s call as to the schedule of your preferred course which may not suit your own. It’s possible that wayback in 2004, the courses you wanted conflict with your work schedule. Thanks for your comment on the Barong Tagalog I wore last September 6. According to the editor of PJR Reports, the updated version of the paper I submitted will be published in its October 2008 issue. All the best!

Reply: You shouldn’t apologize or feel guilty because you also learned from the other sessions. The only thing missing in the paper and presentation you’ve downloaded is obviously the sharing of bloggers who attended the session. To fill the void, so to speak, I will be publishing an updated version of the paper in the October issue of a media monitoring magazine which incorporates their questions and other comments. All the best!

here it is: http://sunchoke.net/wordcamp-philippines-2008-2/

thanks!