‘Pak! Humor’ is Ogie Diaz’ first book with a cause
(Photo from Ogie’s instagram account)
WITH subtitle “Every Gising Is A Blessing,” media personality Ogie Diaz opens up about his new book ‘Pak! Humor.’
The successful tv host/actor/columnist/talent manager is sharing his countless blessings to breast cancer patients of Philippine Foundation for Breast Care, Inc.
Ogie shares, “Tumataas ang bilang ng mga pasyente, pero hindi ang bilang ng donors.
“Kaya the proceeds of the book will go to foundation.”
It is his dream to write his own book and finally, doors and windows are opening.
“Since 2011, gumagawa na ako ng mga essay. Naka-file lang sila, dahil noon pa, madalas akong patagong nagbabasa ng mga libro sa national bookstore kasi wala akong pambili kaya nakikibasa na lang, pero ngayon, naka-plastic na. Buti na lang, may pambili na ako.
And he laughs and adds,
“Pangarap ko nang makapagsulat ng isang libro. At ako rin ang tumupad ng pangarap ko.”
His funny character and no-nonsense opinions are the main life of his book. His wit is a plus and his inspiring story.
Behind his funny stint, is his loving and giving heart that is willing to extend to everyone.
Head high on, Ogie is proud that his book is set to release.
“Pinaghirapan ko lahat ang sinulat ko sa libro, hindi ko ito ipinasulat sa ghostwriter, tapos ike-claim kong ako mismo ang sumulat. No, ako talaga. And I’m proud to say that.”
The way he writes ‘Pak! Humor,’ he explains,
“May personal impact sa akin ang librong ito. Kasi pinagisipan kong mabuti kung tama lahat ng ilalagay ko doon.
“I hope they understand na point of view ko ang nasa libro, hindi point of view ng ibang tao.”
What to expect
“Hindi ko man sila mapahalakhak, mapangiti ko man lang sila.
“At sana may matutunan sila sa kagagahan ko sa buhay.”
The manager to the stars builds his empire. He is nothing but an inspiring and successful man. He is known as the “bida’s alalay” or the “kontrabida’s alalay” but becomes a star on his own.
Ogie says,
“Bago pa man sila madapa, nakaalalay na ang librong ito sa kanila.”
