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Angel, thanks for the mention here! Mabuhay ka! Mabuhay ang mga Filipino Bloggers!

Wow! Great information! I was really clueless as to how blogging started in the Philippines, now I have an idea. It must be nice to be nice to included in those ‘blog awards’.

But I am fine meeting other Filipino bloggers online, and looking forward to meeting them in person too.

Mabuhay ang Filipino Blogger!

Wow, looks like you really did your homework. Bloggista is right, looks like a philippine blogging almanac. Thank you for the link love. “Angel-now only a name, soon to be a legend in blogging”. As Zig Ziglar would always say-”See you at the Top”. hehehe

Am so proud to be in your list Daddy “A”! You’re on way to your way to Stardom! Yey! Keep inspiring your readers! Mabuhay ka kaibigan!

Proud Pinoy
Ambo

hmmm wala pa ako sa list… di pa talaga me sikat hahaha… more effort and contain pa cguro…

hindi man po ako namention in your article but atleast my husband, SELaplana is included. Mabuhay po ang mga Pinoy Bloggers! ….. Mabuhay din asawa ko LOL

hahaha thanks for the links!

nga pala! first time i’ve seen KKK for so many years hehehe palibhasa i’ve been living in the US for a hundred years, iba na pala ang dating nung unang nakita ko sya hehe kala ko yung dito samen, indi pala

Father Angel! Thanks for including my blog! I am honored that Father of all bloggers include me in the list! Weeee! :p

I can say that although some bloggers are getting famous, they keep their feet on the ground and staying humble with themselves and to other people. And, hindi sila nakakalimot. HURRAY Filipino Bloggers!

Salute to Father Angel!

thanks for including me on your list Angel proud to be on the list of bloggers I also admire Mabuhay ang Pinoy!

Ada - I am more honored than all of you, to accept me here is more than just an honor. Getting famous?! I almost fell on my chair! Seriously speaking, I maybe 42 and sometimes forgot some things but knowing who I am and where I came from are the things I will never forget,kahit magka-amnesia pa ako.

Dexter - Guess what? I would love you more if you don’t call me sir, but Angel instead. Although I appreciate your respect, but I believe that in the world of blogging all of us are equal. Sabihin na lang natin na “nauna lang ako pinanganak” lol!

JoanJoyce - You will never be out of the list. I wish you would still remember me during my Entrecard days when I was still using Guardian Angel as my pen name.

Gary - I really think you should be proud of your blog. I am very keen in collecting blogs, and I will not add your blog here if it is not interesting. Believe me, your blog is good. Actually, I am a full-blooded Manila Boy and I literally worked on the streets of Manila for years. You can find my interviews on my Who if Father Blogger? page, but I prefer to raise my family here in Malvar, Batangas. I am not really fond of going back, but I pay a visit a few times. Teka, saan mo ako ililibre? Baka naman sa Quezon Ave ha? lol! Thanks for finding me outstanding. I really appreciate that.

many thanks for the mention Angel.. I feel honored and definitely proud to be a Filipino blogger. Blogging has brought me a lot of good things and its keeping me sane now that I’m adjusting to living in a another country.

Keep up the great blog and cheers to more Filipino bloggers!

Hey Angel,

Thanks for inluding my blog on you list.

I have access of your blog now because i’m in HongKong at the moment. But for some reasons, I can’t access your blog from China.

Cheers,
Rocky

Hi Angel,

It is an honor to be included in your significant list. Mabuhay ka at mabuhay ang Pilipinong bloggista!

nga po pala san ga kayo sa malvar para madaanan ko kayo minsan dun kapag napasyal ako.email niyo na lang po.thanks!

hehehe Pinoy pala si Hussein
why friend…maraming salamat ulit

Manilenya - Your name is not only on the list, but also in my sidebar bar and will be there until this blog is still alive…naks! Ayos ba? Yes, Pinoy si Hussein at hindi terrorist! I want to ask him if he’s a Muslim kaya lang baka ma-offend. His posts are good for a young man like him.

Ambo - tampo ka naman agad e. Naduling kasi ako nung mabasa ko yung “on the way to stardom”…pero pag may Daddy parin sa next comment mo, i-disapprove ko siya…lol! Thanks!

hi angel…thanks for adding my blog on your list. mas lalo naman ako maiinspire na mag blog nito…hehehhe.

anyway, kudos to all pinoy bloggers!

Hi, Manong Pandong! (I hope you don’t mind me calling you Manong). Thanks for adding my blog in your fave list. I have also added your family friendly blogs to my blogroll at http://lolabasyang.blogspot.com. Keep up the good job, manong!

wow salamat naman at napabilang ako sa listahan ng father blogger

Thanks, Angel!

O, wala nang Sir-Sir, ha? Manuel na lang.

Yan - I did not expect a non-Filipino blogger to drop by here, and share his own salute. I am glad you find my countrymen interesting. I really appreciate your presence. And yes, we’re proud to be Pinoy (a slang word for Filipino, that is)

ManuelV- Opo, wala ng sir-sir, promise! Thanks for all the kindness and tips.

Janette - It’s through your event that opened a window for me to meet fellow Pinoy bloggers in person, and I am very thankful for that. But most of all, thank you for the effort and hard work you are exerting to unite all of us. This is NOT an easy job, I know. Rest assured that I will do my best to help and support our “kababayans” to the best I can.

PS. Again, thanks to all who appreciated this post, and spend time to leave such heartwarming comments. And thanks for welcoming me here in the Pinoy blogosphere.

Hi Angel,

This is a worthwhile effort and I congratulate you for initiating it. There are a lot of Filipino bloggers from within the country and from all over the world. If these politicians we have are truly intelligent, they should reach out and harness this tremendous potential. Barack Obama did just that by galvanizing a previously uninvolved and cynical youthful generation, using a medium that occupies the majority of their time and interest, in a world where they find acceptance and support for who and what they are and what they can become, with an inspiring message that drew them in droves to support his candidacy. He is the first geeky president the world ever had, and politics as the US had gotten used to will be changed by this triumph.

There is no difference between these youthful Americans and our own Filipino bloggers. There are plenty out there that are finding themselves and their talents, some are confident, some are audacious, some are daring, some need more guidance and direction to see themselves and their capabilities in clearer light. But they have one thing in common, a need to reach out and express their true selves whether under their true identities or under assumed names.

There are those I encountered who can be said to write some fiction about themselves to seek safety for their insecure personalities, but they soon reveal themselves through the inconsistencies in their character after several posts, by reading their ideas and reactions to events and situations and people of different persuasions. Most are very intelligent but somehow are cowed by their actual environments; and even in this digital environment tend to be overly secretive and cautious. They try to reinvent themselves but cannot, because the new self cannot be produced unless the real former self is accepted. This is what I try to do for most at times. It’s good there is such a venue as this which we didn’t have when I was younger.

Your efforts and those of others like you are commendable. The Cebu blogger is another helpful site, same with Gewgaw, and Batangueno and Itot. Joan Joyce is awesome in readership, same with Manilenya. I have some of them on my blogroll as I hover and lurk on their sites every now and then. These sites have symbiotic relationships whether they realize it or not. This is an old practice that is disappearing with the so called “modernity” and “urbanization”. I like seeing it in the blogosphere and especially among the younger generation. I just hope it translates into the actual world for them and the coming generations. It is an ennobling and unifying factor based on trust, respect, tolerance, generosity, selflessness and brotherhood. Everything that was beautiful about our people and should be re-energized for the future. The values we used to have were trampled by our politicians and pseudo leaders. Let’s hope a new type of leader will emerge for our country. I wouldn’t be surprised if that young man or woman, if and when the time comes, is a blogger. –Durano, done!

Mr. Durano Lawayan - This is such a long, but inspiring comment. I saw your comments on other Pinoy blogs such as Manilenya, and you are really taking time to share your thoughts. It is my pleasure and honor that someone like you will be included in my list. Thanks!

Monaco/Ryan - I included your blogs because they are really interesting and informative. Hope you guys keep it up! Thanks!

No problem, Durano. The long comment is more than enough to tell me that you’re grateful. The word “Thanks” is just a bonus for me. Thanks!

Thought I’d update you that the Philippine Blog Awards is organized by the Philippine Blogger Awards Inc since 2008 and is a non-stock, non-profit SEC-registered company. It was founded by three bloggers: Abe, Gail and Jayvee.

Thanks po sa napakabilis na response!

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Sir Angel,

Thanks a lot for including and mentioning my site.

Mabuhay ang Filipino bloggers!