LEAVES OF GRACE
11/28/2011

Incomplete Rainbow

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After seeing this photo , uploaded by a friend on Facebook, a thought hit me in my gut. This arc is not incomplete.  It is I who do not se...
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11/23/2011

Five Years and Counting

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This site is turning five tomorrow, but I am blogging about it now because I need to catch some sleep for my early flight to Iloilo for book...
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11/19/2011

Spell Sphygmomanometer

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My computer can't spell the word. It has the jagged red line right under it! Well, sphygmomanometer isn't a very popular word. If ...
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11/15/2011

Discomfort Zone

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“You were made for the discomfort zone.  It engages you,  keeps you sharp, and makes you grow,” thus said Curt Rosengren in his article in M...
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11/11/2011

111,111

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Since this is the 11th day of the 11th month of the year 2011, I am reminded of a friend's text message a month ago.  She gave me many f...
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11/10/2011

Two Sets of Laughter

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Dateline: HongKong In a multi-racial conference, such as the Publishing Forum 2011 of Media Associates International (MAI), which I am att...
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11/07/2011

Economics of the Poor

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Am now in HongKong where I will facilitate a workshop for editors and writers in the Publishing Forum 2011 of Media Associates International...
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11/04/2011

Splurging on "Like"

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If the “like” on FB had a price tag, I'd be spending a lot of money daily on the one page that keeps me riveted (“addicted,” my friend B...
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11/01/2011

A Father Remembers

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Today, as a tradition in our country, most Filipinos will trek to the cemetery to visit the graves of their loved ones.  Many of them may al...
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10/29/2011

A Short Life Well Lived

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Why would God allow a 15-year-old boy to die?   This was the question in our mind when Ronell, my grandnephew, died of Leukemia after only...
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10/25/2011

Death of Latte . . . and Gadhafi

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Our own rodent, Latte—one of JC's two guinea pigs—died about the same time Gadhafi did.  Brown like coffee with milk, and just as deli...
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10/22/2011

Gadhafi Did Not Die Like a Dog

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"He died like a dog,” many newspapers wrote on how the former strongman—one of the most vilified leaders in recent history—died. I sa...
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10/19/2011

Solo Flight Launched

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“This is the most difficult book I have ever had to write,” I said in my short remarks at the launch of Solo Flight. And the reason is, it...
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10/15/2011

Angry Birds

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The first time I heard these two words was about a week before Adrian arrived from the US.  My friend G and I were shopping and she yelped w...
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10/10/2011

Palanca Awards 2011

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This year's September 1 is a season of smiles , I thought, noticing for the first time that everyone I met inside the ballroom of Manila...
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10/07/2011

Steve Jobs and Manong Arsenio

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While the world is grieving the passing of Steve Jobs, I am privately mourning the death of someone nobody knew but his family and friends. ...
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10/04/2011

Simple Folks

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JB called from the US a week before his and his family's short three-week trip to the Philippines. "Mom, what would you want me t...
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9/30/2011

Great Grace (Part 3)

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This post completes my trilogy on the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF). From the opening day to closing time, I tried to be there. L...
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9/27/2011

More Great Grace

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It takes more than one blog post to write all about the grace that inundated the Book Fair . So here's another one. Day 3: OMFLit bo...
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9/24/2011

Great Grace at the Book Fair

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This was the experience of the Early Church:  "And with great power the apostles gave witness to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus. An...
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Grace D. Chong
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I am a published author of over 70 books as of 2026 (for both adults and children), and an unpublished author of another 70, in various stages of writing and self-editing. Since I write more than I do anything else anyway, my sons talked me into blogging.Every four days, or less, I post a blog. I haven't lost my rhythm yet--not since I started this page in 2006. Why do I write? Well, why do I breathe?
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