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Eric: Jay, sine naman tayo.


Jay: Huwag na – some other day na lang.


Eric: Ha?  Matagal pa ang Mother’s Day, eh! (Apparently, Eric thought Jay said "Sa Mother’s Day na lang" instead of "some other day na lang.")


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                    [Title] => Honeymooning is serious business
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                    [Title] => Rod Nepomuceno-Teemy Ledesma Wedding: Diary of a bridegroom
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Today is a good day to die." That was the opening line in my favorite ’90s movie, The Flatliners. That line struck me. I remember thinking back then – "Hmmm...I’ll probably say that the day I get married!" Chuckle, chuckle.


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                    [Title] => Marry Christmas and Hubby New Dear
                    [Summary] => No, no, no – our layout artist wasn’t drunk when he laid out this article. I purposefully spelled the head this way.


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                    [Title] => Is it really a wonderful life?
                    [Summary] => No way...no way that this is happening...


As I type on my computer pondering what topic I should write about, a million thoughts are entering my mind. One thing’s for sure – I am certainly not in a writing mood right now. Actually, let me rephrase that – I am not in a mood for anything. Not after the hellish tragedy that all of us went through and witnessed last week.


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Aha! moments

By Rod Nepomuceno | July 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Sometimes, when I am really bored (which rarely happens), I go around the house browsing through magazines. I’m not really the magazine-subscriber type. My taste in magazines is a bit eclectic – what I...

Lifestyle Business

Milestone or millstone?

By Rod Nepomuceno | January 9, 2006 - 12:00am

LOS ANGELES – As I write this piece, I’m savoring the cool California breeze and the wonderful ocean view in this quaint Santa Monica beach restaurant called Surf View Cafe, together with my wife, Teemy,...

Lifestyle Business

‘In spite of’ versus ‘because of’

By Rod Nepomuceno | July 19, 2004 - 12:00am

Have you ever experienced the "I-can-watch-this-a-million-times" syndrome? You know, that inexplicable feeling where you watch a show or a movie and you tell yourself, "Boy, I can watch this every...

Lifestyle Business

‘Some other day na lang’

By Rod Nepomuceno | May 19, 2003 - 12:00am

Back in high-school, I overheard two of my classmates, Eric and Jay, conversing and I swear, it is one of the most hilarious exchanges I have ever heard in my life. Eric: Jay, sine naman tayo. Jay: Huwag na –...

Lifestyle Business

Honeymooning is serious business

By Rod Nepomuceno | February 6, 2002 - 12:00am

Okay, okay! I promise this is the last time I’ll be writing anything remotely related to my recent wedding. You don’t have to tell me – my last two articles were about my getting married and you’re...

Lifestyle Business

Rod Nepomuceno-Teemy Ledesma Wedding: Diary of a bridegroom

By Rod Nepomuceno | January 13, 2002 - 12:00am

Today is a good day to die." That was the opening line in my favorite ’90s movie, The Flatliners. That line struck me. I remember thinking back then – "Hmmm...I’ll probably say that the...

Travel and Tourism

Marry Christmas and Hubby New Dear

By Rod Nepomuceno | December 26, 2001 - 12:00am

No, no, no – our layout artist wasn’t drunk when he laid out this article. I purposefully spelled the head this way.

Lifestyle Business

Is it really a wonderful life?

By Rod Nepomuceno | September 19, 2001 - 12:00am

No way...no way that this is happening... As I type on my computer pondering what topic I should write about, a million thoughts are entering my mind. One thing’s for sure – I am certainly not in a writing...

Lifestyle Business