Where Were You When P-Noy Took Oath?

Hi neildc! I was actually at home when Pres. Noynoy had his inauguration yesterday. Honestly, I haven't watched it. But I wish him luck and I hope that he will do what he promised to do. Let's just wait for the progress.

I watched until 11am because I woke up early and my parents were watching. Went to Eastwood and ate lunch with my boyfriend, watched Karate Kid after, bought a dance pad for the ps2 and danced the night away. So yeah, you could infer that I don't care much. I'm not all for P-Noy. I think he's so over rated. He hasn't don anything concrete yet so I'm not all over him or openly ecstatic about him. Don't get me wrong, I do am hoping that he'll make a good difference, I just really think he's over-rated. I do support the Filipinos by doing small things, like not littering and obeying traffic rules etc. I (think) I live like a model citizen. I try to do everything by the book. His inauguration was for me, like any other inauguration. Nothing special.

I live in the United States but I'm sure it was very exciting for you and your country!

My daughter and I watched the inaugural inside my bedroom, lying on my bed, and when the oath was done, I kicked off my legs and jumped for joy. It took a long time coming. But I enjoyed that witty guy Noel Cabangon. I raised my right hand and swore an oath for our country. All the people behind him did, too. Now they have to live by that oath.... or else!

I was at home watching at television. I think this is the first time I've watch the full length Inauguration and I am happy and satisfied.

Yesterday was a history. But people like me who used to worked even holidays don't really has a chance to be part in that big event(even if it's watch in TV).The least thing I do as a concern Filipino citizen is to merely depend in a popular broadcasting website and watch just today. After hearing his speech, I felt like there's new hope for Filipinos and "sana nga mabago niya ang bansang Pilipas".

I was at home in front of the television when Noynoy took his oath. It was the first time that I stayed in front of the television for a long time, from morning till afternoon. I wished that I could personally attend the inauguration but I couldn't for I was very far away from Manila.

Good day.. I'm working in Singapore and haven't got the opportunity to watch it live but I did watch it online after getting off from work. And yeah I'm glad he became president. I liked his primary cabinet members specially the DOJ sec, she has a good reputation. I also like his first memo wherein top ranking government position must be held by those who are qualified which means career or from rank and file so to equalize the playing field. I hope the country as a whole would support him and start ending the corruption that is killing our nation.

I was at home watching the event in TV. I watched the whole show, I think so I'm not that sure myself. I was on my computer as well doing a design project in autocad so my focus is not entirely in the inauguration. Noynoy seems to be very promising during the inauguration. I just hope that he will be consistent until the end of his term and succeed in implementing his promises

In my home, watching teary eyed and hoping for HOPE AGAIN!HOPING THAT ALL THE PROMISES WILL BE BROKEN,I was home but i felt i was there physically....

im in mindanao and because of such distance i was watching the live inaugural rite in the television. happy mylotting =)

yesterday I'm just here at home and playing on-line games, I didn't really watch the whole thing because its kinda boring, but still I watched only when Charyz P.sang the national anthem and then after that i go back to my thing. . .

I was just at home... watching it on TV...

Stayed at home, watched it on TV, ate a bulalo, some noodles and a french fries and took the rest of the day sleeping.

Yes, it is finally over and today will be his first day to work as the President of the Republic of the Philippines. I stayed home yesterday, but I was able to see and watch the entire program from the time the new President fetch the old President at the Malacanang upto the time when it is the new President went back to the Malacanang for lunch. I prefer to stay at home because it is not my habit to go to the streets to witness such an event. Although it is historic, watching it at home is more convenient and able to have a closer look of what is happening. The speech is great. I just wish out new President the luck that he would be able to apply what he said. In turn, I wish that we will cooperate and not letting him do everything alone. WE CAN DO IT, WE CAN MAKE IT....IF PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES WANT A CHANGE, LET US DO OUR THING FOR THE CHANGE....

I was only at home. I sure did watch the ceremonies at home since I usually do not go out and take this opportunity to really rest since I have to work the next day. Well as usual inaugural speech are supposed to have positive message and so far his was full of this. As to the delivery of the said promises will depend on how his cabinet would act on it, our participation on it and his contribution on this matter. So we will see in the coming days how this will all come to pieces and build once again.

My boyfriend and I were on a line to buy tickets for the Eclipse movie when Noynoy gave his speech.Though I was able to watch part of his speech on the news later that night. I am not really into political stuff but I am hoping that this new beginning is really a good one for the country and for the Filipino people. I also admired the fact that they choose to make the celebration as simple as they could possible do.

Hello kabayan..I was just in front of my tv set of course tuning in of P-Noy oath taking..Hope we could feel big positive changes in our new administration...

Hello neildc, I was at home as usual. feeding my pets and bathing the dog, but i couldn't bear to hear the boring songs except the one with Noel Kabangon. why would i go there, i am never part of the yellow army. besides, the only i wanted to hear was his speech and his oath taking. the rest are nothing more than part of time killing eventsi wanted to watch in my pc but since am using linux now, i couldn't find a better livestream.

I just stayed at home and watch it in the television. I could not go to the grandstand. I think it will be very tiring and there are so many people watching. It is much safer to watch at home.