Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Soooo..worry
I’m sorry for making you feel that way. I miss you.
=(
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Beerealese
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
versions of love
The original version: Used to be this:
If you love something, Set it free…
If it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t; it never was yours in the first place.
BUT THE PESSIMIST’S VERSION IS THIS:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
If she ever comes back, she’s yours, If she doesn’t, well, as expected, she never was.
THE OPTIMIST VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
Don’t worry, she will come back.
THE SUSPICIOUS VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
If she comes back, ask her why.
THE IMPATIENT PERSON’S VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
If she doesn’t come back within time limit, forget her.
THE PATIENT PERSON’S VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
If she doesn’t come back, continue to wait until she comes back.
THE PLAYFUL VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
If she doesn’t come back, and if you love her still, set her free again, repeat
THE LAWYERS VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
Clause 1a of Paragraph 13 a-1 in the second amendment of the Matrimonial Freedom Act clearly states that…
THE STATISTICIAN’S VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
If she loves you, the probability of her coming back is high.
If she doesn’t, your relationship was improbable anyway.
THE MBA VERSION:
If you love somebody, set her free…instantaneously…and look for others simultaneously.
THE PSYCHOLOGIST VERSION:
If you love somebody, set her free…
If she comes back, her super ego is dominant. If she doesn’t come back, her IO is supreme. If she doesn’t go, she must be crazy.
THE FINANCE EXPERT VERSION:
If you love somebody, set her free..
If she doesn’t come back, it’s time to look for fresh loans. If she doesn’t, write her off as asset gone bad.
THE MARKETING VERSION:
If you love somebody, Set her free…
If she comes back, she has brand loyalty. If she doesn’t reposition the brand in new markets.
=)
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
fear vs. courage
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
We don't have to survive.
Sometimes we just don’t have to survive. We are born fighters and we have the instinct to try to survive. If a fighter’s number one goal is to survive, he can no longer be free to deliver his best technique. It eats away their goal to succeed and to win the fight. The desire to survive keeps us at a mediocre level. One survival tactic I’ve ever seen is when a martial artist constantly delivers blows without proper coordination and accuracy. He never considers the timing and momentum or the weaknesses of the opponent. He has the “I want to stay alive at any cost” attitude. When he is suddenly pinned down, he struggles to get away from the holds and locks. He throws punches and elbow strikes even if it not needed. The same thing applies to the other fighter whose expertise is on ground pinning. He has the mind-set of: “I have to pin him down right away to avoid the blows.” There are a lot of techniques and the best way is to apply it to the weak spot of the opponent. I am not saying that a jiu-jitsu fighter must face a muay thai fighter in standing, blow by blow combat or a karateka fighting a judoka in a submission-type position, but the point here is that a true fighter is willing to accept the pain and the percentage that one is willing to give up during the fight.
Monday, November 17, 2008
Maintain and Develop
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Real Person Award
Thanks to Dylan: the way of the son of the sea for the Award! I am surprised and amazed for this bighearted, Marie Antoinette Award.
Here are the Rules for the Award:
1. Please put the logo on your blog
2. Place a link to the person from whom you received the award
3. Nominate at least 7 or more blogs
4. Put the links of those blogs on your blog
5. Leave a message on their blogs to tell them.,
I nominate the following...
shengy's delight
watadid
vicksinhalingman
edelweiza
fantaseryenikiko
shedspot
maxi
Thursday, November 13, 2008
JPEPA
what i want..?
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Friendcis
In this practical world of reality called life, we influence other people in many ways. We, as prime movers, we need to interact in order to nurture relationship. For all we know, the people we meet in our way up will (hopefully)be there in times when we are down. We need to surround ourselves with people who are encouragers. They bolster up our courage and lighten up the burden. Surrounding ourselves with friends who are encouragers is the best way to pull ourselves from discouragement. They provide churva and helps you forget the chaka. Also, we have to be an encourager to ourselves.
Mom
I am hungry right now and I am happy that my meal for tonight, for sure, is already cooked. Isn't that amazing to note some of the simple things that are offered especially at home?
Monday, November 10, 2008
Sir yes boss!
Nevertheless, I find this experience challenging and a big thing inside my room for improvement.
Friday, November 7, 2008
Star fish
Sea stars can be considered one of the friendly creatures in the sea. In fact, when we are in the beach, we often look for starfish during low tide. Its artistic design really touches my curiosity. What kind of evolution pattern do they undergo in order to arrive in a star-like structure? Another thing which is magnificent about them, is that, they are able to regenerate lost arm. Some said that it is edible, others prefer to have it as a decoration. I don't think that there is a certain law that prohibits catching of starfish but I firmly believe that we must take actions that are beneficial to the environment. Being vigilant about the laws is not enough for we have also to take part in the preservation/ conservation of our natural resources.
Monday, November 3, 2008
eat-sleep-eat
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Audit passed
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Consumer's TRUST
It is imperative in an exporting company to provide a management system that would uphold quality, corporate social responsibility, environmental concern and health and safety of workers. Likewise, it makes a certain company to be globally competitive in the world market when it comes to quality assurance. Philippines is the primary exporter of banana in Japan. Needless to say, Japanese are very meticulous in choosing their food to be consumed and that also tells that buyers abroad are demanding a guarantee of safe food. A proactive approach is to align the company to international standards. Adhering to International Standards strengthens relationship between the exporting company and consumers all over the world. The zenith which companies should reach is the apex of consumer’s trust. They have to plan, develop, control and act along the challenging years of challenges and opportunities.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
In the eyes of a baby
A baby can see more than we might think. It is fascinating to know that babies, even newly born, have already visual abilities. In fact, their experiences are just like similar to the vision of an adult wherein they are able to distinguish the internal features of the face such as eyes, nose and mouth. By 4 to 5 months of age, they can actually recognize his/her mother’s face from all others in the world. The eyes brain and body of a baby, as we all know, undergo dramatic increase in physical size, and that suggests that parents should preserve the accuracy of their babies’ vision during the first year of life.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
2nd Mindanao Bloggers Summit
I am very excited that it will be held in General Santos City and I am anticipating that this event will be productive and stimulating.
To all bloggers..., see you there!
CO-PRESENTERS:
NOKIA (Philippines), Inc.
Mayor Pedro B. Acharon, Jr.
Congresswoman Darlene Antonino-Custodio
ABS-CBN Regional Network Group
Mindanao Bloggers
Bariles Republic
GOLD SPONSORS:
ACLC-Skeptron Ventures, Inc.
Gregoria Printing Press
SILVER SPONSORS:
Asia United Bank
NoKiAHOST.COM - P5/day Philippines Webhosting
Family Country Hotel & Convention Center
East Asia Royale Hotel
BRONZE SPONSORS:
GensanSALE.COM - AnyThings for Sale in Gensan
Blogging from Home Book
Pacific Seas Seafood Market
Shalom-Crest Wizard Academy
Generals Logimark Exponent
Prints and You
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Dellosa Design Builders, Inc.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Missing...
Missing someone during working hours is like having a haircut with restrained reflexes to answer an urgent text to a vibrating cell phone (inside the pocket). In the middle of the rush due to some reports to be finalized and budgets to be followed up, the inevitable thoughts of missing somebody do occur. It could be the interval of shifting from next file to another that leads me to wander for a while. Truly, it is a sure-fire way to avoid being a zombie in the workplace.
Having a one minute vacation with your loved ones is therapeutic indeed.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Dojo Courtesy
A black belt is just a white belt who doesn’t quit. Truly indeed it is amazing to look upon the experiences we have had with my team mates during our training. It all started when I wore my shirt and jogging pants, shouting with all my might to release the tension. The infuriating arena where I had tasted the delightful victory and the dojo where I suffered too much pain is just an insightful memory right now.
Every fighter should have his/ her own technique and every technique required discipline, determination and dedication.
Life is continuous battle. We never win unless we sharpen our own skills and venture out from our comfort zones. Our techniques in life vary, but the fuel and passion remains the same, and that’s what we call the discipline.
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Learn chinese in 5 min.
Monday, September 15, 2008
A food for thought
That is life, we may never know what will happen and here's a few for those who are going to work
Sunday, September 14, 2008
A minute vacation by Mr. Cup
How do you like your coffee to be, hot or cold?
I start my day with the gentle flow of water and a peaceful sound it makes. Rays from the sun slowly envelopes the four corners of the room making it look like a grand opening of a concert sonata. The ticking sound I hear from the knob turning, sets the mode of a peaceful morning. I am gradually basked by the granules of coffee beans and some lumps of sugar, releasing a sweet aroma in the air. The graceful motion being made by the spoon slowly unifies the agents of myself making me full. Then a sudden change in my surroundings as if my whole body is being lifted. I gainfully lose every time a sip is made, and I am puzzled why the moment is being savored? Is it because a part from me is taken or is it a part of me is accepted?
As the end of the day, i feel empty and then again i start a new.
The story I made is a daily reflection of our life. I prefer my coffee hot.
Monday, September 8, 2008
University chapel
One of my unforgettable places in the University, where I studied, is the chapel. I used to attend mass every 5:00 in the afternoon before entering my next class. I am an altar server and at the same time a lector. It all began when I became a member of the Campus Liturgical Ministry.
The chapel can accommodate 200 people where most of them are “Ateneans” and Alumni of the school. It has become the place wherein we are given the time to recollect with our classmates before, friends and even our mentors. But this holy place also serves as the silent sanctuary where we can recollect with ourselves.
Also, the highlights of the physical structure of the chapel are the stained glass wall. Naturally, images of Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary is shown on the glass, but what makes it more creative is that images of some important persons who have contributed so much in the university, for example, the Jesuit community, professors, priests, etc. were also painted on the glass.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Hooray!
The night before the parade, was the most crucial one, and I was not present during that time because it was our rehearsal for cheering competition (quite hectic huh? Hehe). So, I could not view the finished product on how it looked like.
Early morning, all of the students gathered around in the park with their different costumes and props. Our class was remarkably the most colourful in the crowd. I became quite puzzled because some of my classmates were laughing when I decided to carry the huge mascot. When I held it using my two arms, I deliberately held a loud laugh! Gosh! It was very, very heavy!
The mistake was that the materials used were not appropriate. What made it really funny was that, we already assigned one person who would hold the mascot, but the plan had changed since it weighed just like an ordinary person. So, the boys assisted in carrying the cross, I mean the mascot (hehe) along the highway up to the school.
We bitterly enjoyed the parade! Hep-Hep..Hooray
Monday, September 1, 2008
Charing-ga!
"Charmus eklavum powerness kaboom!The propagation of Gay Lingo is unstoppable. In fact even my real men friends know a bit (hehe). They say that it takes intelligence to understand this medium. It is a little bit puzzling at first but as you go along with the conversation, you would encounter a “laugh out loud” experience.
Here are some revealed lines:
- Anik / Anetch — ano (what) /
- whichBalaj — balahura (shameless)
- Bitter Ocampo — malungkot (sad) / nagngingitngit (fuming mad) / bitterBaklah / Baklush — used instead of one’s name, may refer to any genderGivency /
- Janno Gibbs / Debbie Gibson — bigay (to give)
- That’s Entertainment / Anda / Andalucia / Anju / Anjo Yllaña — datung (money)Fatale — sobra (excessive) /
- to the maxFeel / Fillet o’ Fish — type / gusto / natipuhan (like)
- Fly — alis (leave)
- Forever — palagi (always) / matagal / mabagal (slow)
- Pagoda Cold Wave Lotion — pagod (tired)
- Washington / Wishing / Wish — wala (nothing or none)
- Chanda Romero — tiyan (tummy)
- Mahalia Jackson — mahal (expensive)
- Kuya Germs — madumi (dirty) / bearer of germs
- Lucresia Kasilag — lukaret / baliw (crazy)
- Lucita Soriano — loser na sorry pa
- Luz Valdez — matalo (to lose)
- Winnie Santos — manalo (to win)
- Award — pinagalitan / pinagsabihan (reprimanded)
- Freestyle — slow makagets (to understand) / slowImbey /
- Im — imbyerna (irritation)
- Jowa / Jowabelles / Jowabella — karelasyon / BF or GFKape /
- Capuccino / Coffeemate — magising ka sa katotohanan (be realistic)
- Lupita Kashiwahara — malupit (cruel)
- Rita Gomez — nakaka-irita (irritating personality)
- Enter the Dragon / Entourage — pasok (to enter) / come in
- Julie Andrew / Jolina Magdangal — mahuli (caught in the act)
- Antibiotic — antipatika (bitch)
- 48 Years / 50 Golden Years / 10,000 — matagal (after a long time)
- Crayola — iyak (to cry)
- Thundercats / Chandeliers / Masyonda — matanda (old people)
- Wrangler — gurang (also means old)
- Jubis / Juba — taba (fatso)
- Jutay / Jutes — maliit (small)
- Kangkang — sex
- Reyna Elena — ulan (to rain)
- X-Men — dating lalaki (formerly a man) now gay
- Morayta / Murriah Carrey — mura (cheap)
- Pamintang Durog / Pamenthols — closet gays / acting as men
- Backstreet Boys — cute boys at the back
- Chiminey Cricket — chimay (maid)
- Goodbye Suklay — goodbye
- Fayatollah Kumenis — payat (skinny)
- Anaconda — ahas (a snake) / traitor
- Anong petsa na? — asked when someone is taking too long to dress up,
- Charing/Tienes — jest / a joke / not serious
- Kaplang — mali (error) / mistake
- Barbra Streisand / Barbara Perez — bara / binara (bluntly rejected)
- Regal Drama Hour / Maalala Mo Kaya — when someone tells a sob story_______, ikaw ba yan? — when someone acts like anotherperson, maybe a showbiz personality or not. (example: Vilma Santos, Ikaw Ba yan?)
- Purita Kalaw — walang pera (broke) / mahirap (poor)
- Rica Peralejo — mayaman (rich, from the Spanish word rica)
- Chova / Chovaline Kyle — chika lang (small talk)
- Cookie Chua / Cookie Monster — magluto (to cook)
- Clasmarurut / Klasmarurut — classmate
- Cynthia Luster — hindi kilalang babae o lalake (unknown she or he)
- Daot — insulto (insult)Eksena / Eksenadora — mahilig pumapel / mahilig sumabat (someone who always likes to figure in a scene)
- Emote — mag-inarte pa rin (one who is over-acting)
- Karir/Career — sineryoso ang isang bagay like BF or work (to be seriously involved)
- Lafang — kain (eat)
- Lapel — malakas ang boses (someone with a loud voice)
- Carry / Keri / Cash & Carry — sige (OK or alright)
- Cathy Dennis — “makati” (frisky) or promiscuous
- Char / Charot / Charing / Charbroiled — not ok
- Liberty / Statue of Liberty — libre (free)
- Okray — paninirang puri (criticize)
- Lucky Home Partner — live-in partner
- In Fairness — pampalubag loob (to console)
- Compared to Lugaw — kesa wala (better than nothing)
I recommend to print this article and keep it in your pocket. This would also serve as a translation booklet (hehe).
Source: http://www.bangag.com/kwentuhan-kalokohan
The cheapest book
I am accustomed to drop by to a bookstore whenever I am in a mall. I find it very refreshing and stimulating when I indulge myself to a one-minute scanning per book, hoping to discover some interesting facts and word of thoughts. One of my “fruitful” encounters with the books was the time I challenged myself to search for the cheapest one inside the National Bookstore. I managed to dwell in the “bargain” section for almost 2 hours just to have the book I was looking for. Most of the prices were between 100 up 250 Php, but that did not make me to stop. I knew that underneath the pile of books, lays this little book screaming constantly to be heard and noticed (or even screaming his price!).Finally, after a couple of hours, I found one book. Yes! It’s very handy it only costs 10 Php! (imagine, original price is 369 Php)
The Pocket Enneagram by Helen Palmer is a book about understanding the 9 types of People namely the Perfectionist, Giver, Performer, Tragic Romantic, Observer, Trooper, Epicure, Boss and Mediator. With the aid of this book, I am hoping that I could find the “cheapest” part of my personality which I have taken for granted. I fear that I would reach the adulthood without realizing my own identity. For now, I have to read and digest this cheapest book (yet stimulating) I have bought.
The water boy
My thoughts sent me to some kind of a higher consciousness that indeed, like the water, we could be free. Our capacity to interact in the world would strongly and naturally suggest that we should propagate our inner desires in life. Like the water, we could freely flow through the vastness of river and are strong enough to meet the rocky road of wilderness.
Friday, August 29, 2008
Blogging is Marketing
I admit that I have also the passion in writing. I love to reflect on things and finding my inner place. But I discovered that my colleagues have actually the talent and artistic way of expressing themselves. It made me to think, that, it seems they also have the passion to nurture the arena where they can be free and be themselves. Honestly, I admire the magnificence of their work and creativity.
To write is to communicate, and to communicate is to express. Ah! blogging is just like marketing in a world of ideas, thoughts, insights and feelings. Thus, "Blogging" is Marketing.
SaTornday
The point is that decision making is really crucial when it primarily concerns to time management. Time is the fuel to life. As the saying goes, "We cannot buy an inch of time with miles of gold."
Party
My excitement really brought me to the pedestal of being the "early worm" in the party! (How about the prize?) There was no prize really, after all it was a duty to accompany my friend to get his ordered lechon in Lechoneros. It was not really far from their house, the "tricycle" was the means of transportation. I was starting to feel hungry when we arrived in our destination. The sight and the scent of the lechon there, served somehow as the introductory part of the party.
Nevertheless, the eating session just started on time. The foods were delghtfully pleasing and tasty. Of course, the people who were present in the party, added joy in the celebration. Loud laughter and hilarious topics were opened up to spice up the night. It was totally fun and relaxing. It was also like a recollection with my friends and classmates in college.
The warmth of friendship really upholds our sense of becoming a social being. When we nurture relationship, that's the time that we also set our goals in life. Savor the moments with our friends before it's too late.