A Devout Life for Cavaliers
“To be devout is to be deeply devoted to one’s religion or to another belief, cause, or way of life. If you’re reading this, you’re probably a devout believer that you can still improve your remaining life.” The Author
THE DEPARTMENT FOR CYBER WARFARE
CALABANYAN – is a fictitious neighboring country of the Philippines. For all intent and purpose, just like any wargames in Balikatan Exercises or Combined Military Exercises with other nations, this article will also refer to the enemy as “Calabanyan” – a play on words, meaning in Tagalog: Kalaban yan! By J. Irving The time is […]
BICOL EXPRESS
By J. Irving I am not referring to the spicy Bicolano cuisine that most people associates the term. What I mean is the train trips, where the name was derived, that come and go to Bicol. The travel which skipped small railroad towns and stopped only at six stations in-between Legazpi and Tutuban i.e. Ligao, […]
Mapitagan Golfer a.k.a. “MG”
By J. Irving The monument you see is composed of 111 boulders, cemented together as one, representing every member of the PMA Mapitagan class of 1980 (to include graduates of US service academies), men of Courage-Integrity-Loyalty, honed, in the course of time, to be rock solid, bonding together with one another, to signify their unity. […]
Protected: Holy Rosary Minor Seminary Class of 1973
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High School ‘73 Golden Reunion
This was my Opening Remarks for the Golden Jubilee Reunion: Thank you Father Francis for welcoming us in this 320-year old beautiful casa de clerigos, or house of clerics! Dear guests, classmates, mga sano: marhay na banggi tabi saindo gabus! For those who do not know me, I am General Rey Lomeda, Army, Retired, a […]
The PMA Seal
The seal of the Corps reflects the psyche, the aspirations, the unit pride, the cultural dignity and the ideals of the Cadets and the Officers of PMA expressed in an artistic form called HERALDRY. A. THE HELMET The decidedly enviable position it holds certainly bespeaks of the loftly military ideals of Courage, Loyalty and Integrity […]
Lost in Translation
By J. Irving There was a not-so-old lady from Manila who arrived at the YVR-Vancouver Airport. She successfully passed the immigration already by scanning her Permanent Residency Card (PRC) at the kiosk and then, by showing her receipt at the Immigration Officer at the end of the exit line that led to the baggage carousel […]
Welcome Toast from the Parents of the Bride
#1) Introduce Yourself and Welcome Guests: REY: Hi! My name is Rey, I am Bianca’s dad. Friends of the couple can call me: Tito Rey. Beside me is my wife, your Tita Blue. Thomas and Bianca got married on April-2, last year and it is now time to celebrate! In behalf of the groom’s parents: […]
THE BROTHER THAT I KNOW
By J. Irving “Will you make a short narrative of Bucky’s life as legacy for his son especially for his grandchildren? I saw Coco animation Mexican belief that if nobody in your family remembers you even in after death, there is a final death . . . “ From Peachy NESTOR JOSE V. LOMEDA 24 […]
Cyber Arnis 