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What it's like from 5 pm to 2 am
Well, I haven't posted anything about September 30, the first day I served the 5 pm to 2 am schedule. After all the previous rantings here and here, this may be the last time you'll here about this strange shift.
One thing I realized is that it's even more peculiar than I thought. Waking up at 12:00 noon is not really my thing, but no matter how ( Read more... ) -
Animated Julia
Babies do grow up really fast. When I tried to take Julia's pictures before, they turned out to be practically the same. I can't expect variety with a baby who's asleep most of the time. Hehehe! But now that she's almost two month old, she already puts on different expressions, especially smiles! I just clicked away! This is what I got:
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Twenty-One Pieces of Advice
This is actually a chain mail sent to me by my mom. It was supposed to be sent to other people within 6 minutes or else I “will get a very unpleasant surprise.” I don’t believe in the luck (or bad luck) factor, but it’s still worth sharing.
ONE
Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully.
TWO
Marry a man/woman you love to talk to. ( Read more... ) -
105.1 in a Taxi and a “Paki-Explain” Moment
105.1
Last Thursday I finally got the Optra back! I had it repaired due to an accident that happened months ago. Just a backgrounder, a company pick-up truck hit it badly while the car was parked and I was at Starbucks Congressional Avenue. Good thing someone, a customer of The Old Spaghetti House who apparently was also at Starbucks, told me that ( Read more... ) -
Some Things I Need to Know, I Learned in Asian Spirit
I know that it's time I post entries about ending my academic life and finding jobs now that I've graduated, but I'd just like to share a bit from my on-the-job traininng experience.
On Wednesday, May 28, 2007, at 1723H, after twenty-two (22) days of routing Quezon City-Pasay-Quezon City, I finally ended my on-the-job training at Asian Spirit. ( Read more... ) -
Something to Do with Philippine Politics
I just want to react to a certain Inquirer article that has been sent to me more than once through e-mail. With the article, the e-mail subject goes “PAGNILAYAN SANA NG LAHAT..para sa election..” To those who haven’t read the article, visit this link:
No intellectual giants among senatorial bets -- Santiago
All I can say is that she is putting ( Read more... ) -
Injustice: Always Part of the Equation
No matter how hard we try to play fair, there will always be instances when we feel that life just isn’t fair - well, it really isn’t in the first place. We stick to the rules, but we puzzlingly find ourselves on the losing end. It doesn’t necessary mean that there are cheaters (which, by the way, make the game even more fun!), but circumstances ( Read more... ) -
At 22, I Have Everything
When occasions call for gifts, such as Christmases and birthdays, my friends always find it difficult to think of what they could give me. They always tell me, “What else can you want? You have everything!”
It may be true. I may have every THING, but at the end of the day, what makes a person really happy are the things that do not come with a ( Read more... ) -
2007 Resolutions
The best part about New Years is that you get to think of resolutions and believe that just by listing them makes you a better person! Kidding! Anyway, just want to share my resolutions for 2007. Here they are:
Be prudent in spending
I’m not getting any younger and in a few months I’m going to graduate (fingers crossed). That means no more ( Read more... )
