Sana Sta. Ana is my batchmate from grade school and high school. We went to Institucion Teresiana, which later became Poveda Learning Centre, and which is now known as St. Pedro Poveda College.
Archive for August, 2008
Sana Sta. Ana
Saturday, August 30th, 2008
Should You Sell Your Book at National BookStore?
Saturday, August 30th, 2008I am just so happy to have my book sold at National BookStore, Powerbooks, and BestSellers. Just seeing the book on the shelf gives me a certain fulfillment.
Annalyn Jusay
Monday, August 25th, 2008I will always be grateful to Ms. Annalyn Jusay for being the first blogger to help me out in promoting the book. I informed her about Mom’s A Stewardess and asked for her assistance in spreading the word about the book.
Mulan and Your Reflection
Saturday, August 23rd, 2008Last August 16, 2008, Lorna Lopez of thebachelorgirl.com invited our family to watch Disney’s Mulan Jr. at Onstage Greenbelt. Knowing how much my daughter Ali liked Mulan 1 and 2, we were grateful to Lorna for her generosity (as always!).
Finding An Editor For Your Book
Saturday, August 16th, 2008If you are a first-time writer for a book, it makes good sense to get an editor for your book. If you are the writer, chances are, you are too close to your work that you may think something is quite understandable when it is not; you may also not readily notice mistakes and typos since you know what to expect (you wrote the material and re-read it several times) and chances are, even if there were mistakes, you would still read it perfectly since you already have the words in your brain or in your head.
On Prayer: A Letter to My Godchild by Phyllis Zagano
Saturday, August 9th, 2008Prayer is an important component of stewardship as a way of life. Imagine going through life without communicating with or listening to your closest relatives or friends. You’d probably go bonkers! That is why prayer must be part and parcel of the life of a steward or stewardess.
Getting Endorsers For Your Book
Saturday, August 2nd, 2008Coming out with a book is not just a writing exercise, it is also a marketing exercise. Particularly if you are a first time, unknown author like me, you will need to convince people that they need to part with their money and with their precious time for them to be able to read your book. Why would they want to do that?
