Wednesday, December 10, 2008
How to Save a Life?
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Gold to Dig
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Taking Back Sunday 2
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Alay Sa Nagkamalay Noong Dekada Nobenta
"Bwakanginangyan!!I hate this camera!
Monday, July 21, 2008
Dear Uncle Sam
Masaya bang tumira sa inyo? Balita ko maraming mga kamag-anak naming ang patay na patay makatapak sa lugar niyo. Ginawa ang lahat para lang makakuha ng VISA. Maraming akong kakilala na nagpunta sa inyo na yumaman. May mga properyunal, skilled workers at kung sinu-sino pa. Iniwan nila ang pamilya nila sa bahay para puntahan ka at para na rin sa pamilyang iniwan nila. Kahit na mahusay at bihasa pa sila, ikaw pa rin ang nilapitan. Di nagtatagal, isasama rin nila ang buong pamilya nila sa iyo. Masaya nga bang tumira sa iyo? Sino ka ba talaga sa palagay mo? Ikaw ba ang sagot sa problema ng pangangailangan ko? Matutulungan mo nga ba talaga ako? Parang ang simple lang ng tanong ko pero ang hirap intindihin. Siguro kapag sinulatan mo ako may linaw na ang gumugulo sa isipan ko.
Nagmamahal,
Anak ng OFW
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Taking Back Sunday
Thursday, July 17, 2008
I Design...
This is my work. This is my job. To design more than what a man could see. More than what man could think. I am concerned of health more than money, dignity more than profit, beauty more than eyes could see.
I am an architect. I build homes for a family, Offices for real professionals, Places for recreation. Elevating heights of building, Churches for sanctuary of spirit, Schools for effective learning. Cities for happy living and a good community. I will secure homes more than before the guard, I will find a way before the road, I will find a view more than an artist, I will give shelter more than a builder. With my hands you are safe, clean, happy and satisfied. More than that I will show you how good the Creator is.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Wet Shoes
I was sitting at the window side of the bus on my way home after a long day of work. It was raining. I was reminded again of my childhood blues. When I was a kid, I always dream of wearing comfortable shoes. I consider it more than a need but a luxury since we can’t afford to buy good ones. Many times happened that I got my feet wet from a wrecked pair of shoes. I accept the mere fact because we’re empty handed most of the time. Since then I said to myself “when I grow up I will have the best pair ever”. I consider my feet so important more than a symbol for the walk I make in life. I think that people are characterized somehow of the shoes they have. Some have white, black, clean and simple. Some are sleek and do have diamonds and some are dirty and worn out. It really depends on how it was used and the places it has stepped. I remembered a line from a tv series said “It is important to have good shoes. It shall bring you to places”. Suddenly I was disturbed by the call of the bus conductor. I’m already on the terminal.
Reaching home, I slowly removed my shoes one after another noticing that it was wet. Now and still wet.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Full Battle Gear
Friday, July 11, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Why A Country So Blessed Starving?
Jeepney Driver: “Thank You sir” after giving then gave money to the MMDA officer after getting caught from a traffic violation.
OFW: “there’s no place like America”
Neighbor of an OFW: Liza has a nice car. Perhaps I can also have that when I go abroad.
Board Topnotcher of Medicine: I will take nursing anyway.
Elementary student: “Ma’am shall I have a passing grade?”
Teacher: “of course you should.” Buy more of my special bibingka.
Businessman: “Shall the bill pass? What do you think?”
Mr. Senator: “At the right price sir. No questions asked.”
Monday, July 7, 2008
"Oh My Gas!"
Walk Like You Talk and Talk Like You Walk
Friday, July 4, 2008
Boston Drama
Foreign Band? Not really. Typecast is the most influential band in the Philippines when it comes to emotional hardcore music. A blend of foreign influence rendered with the creativity of Filipinos. For someone in Boston, this song really counts.
Can this be a sequel of my dying hope?
Chasing down a never ending make-believe
But you’re a perfect match of consistency
Will you come back in a heartbeat?
Don’t be confused of what a great thing we could be
We’ll take a walk on the same street
Can you tell me how Boston is like without me?
You’re image is stamp beneath the insides of my heart
Now you’re gone I don’t know where to start
The evidence is showing like a stable apprehension
But you’re the only one who’s apt for this affection(this affection)
Will you come back in a heartbeat?
Don’t be confused of what a great thing we could be
We’ll take a walk on the same street
Can you tell me how Boston is like without me?
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Some of the Longest Lines in the World
Arranged In Any order
1. Line of people outside the wowowee studio.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
The Art Of Spending
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Feet On the Ground
Monday, June 30, 2008
The Largest Nipa Hut
Situated near the Manila Bay, its building approach accessed through the path similar to the waves of the shore. Massiveness and simplicity of the buildings component ir reflected in the facade.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
"Booksmarts or Streetsmarts?"
“Someone’s Capability is Immeasurable. It could not be Gauged by the Numbers” Bill Gates Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
In the industry where I’m involved—Construction and Management, skills are a priority. Especially in handling tasks and creating a sequence of work. There’s so much to learn and see. All you have to do is open your mind to all the opportunities and options.
There are two kinds of People. Those who are in theory—“the Booksmarts” and those who are specialized in experience and the actual--- “ the Streetsmarts”. It has always been an argument who is more capable. A contestant from the TV show “The Apprentice” once said that Books separate Man from Boys. But would that statement define the truth?
Many People could prove something in this scenario.
Michael Dell hasn’t finished his studies because of the small business he had in a small apartment. Eventually he became a Multimillionaire today and one of the top computer selling company.
Frank Lloyd Wright
A pioneer is a pioneer in architecture. He attended high school, but never graduated.
Was a regular employee before. Today he is the architect of the software giant Microsoft.
He created an influential 20th century architectural style, stated with extreme clarity and simplicity.He worked in his father's stone-carving shop.
These people serves as an inspiration to us that lack in education hinder success.
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.”
--Mark Twain
Monday, June 23, 2008
Name Game
So what’s in your name? Parents are giving the very best names for their children and sometimes the worst for some people who hate their names. Names could more likely to be an impression of what your future would be that’s why it must have a value. Here are some people who’ve proven that names must be really something that will explain your personality, give statement for outlook and oftentimes define the nature of your existence, your future work and even luck.
Donald Trump- DO-a strong implementation of leadership
TRUMP- may also means triumph
Oprah Winfrey- O- an expression when being amazed
Win-a sure winner
Bill Gates- He must be collecting bills since he hold the key of the Gates
The Walton’s- who’ve built walls of gold over the United States.
Well of course the Filipinos would also dig for the list.
Manny Pacquiao- Manny sounds like money! Pacquiao in Filipino means to buy more or grab them all. So he’s name would mean that he’s getting all the money. Aside from this meaning, it may also sound “manapak-yaw” which means to punch.
Same is true for Manny Villar. On the otherhand, Villar would mean Villas or houses of the aristocrat or the elite where Villar leads in the Industry in the Philippines.
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Chasing What You've Chosen
Well of course I am having fun with my work. But will this be forever? I asked myself. I’m looking forward for a better niche and I find working abroad as an option.
I have so many plans. For myself, my family and the things that I love. I’m caught in the middle now. But I know in the end things will go my way. Coz everything perfectly fits for a cause. Perhaps sometimes you really have to know what it is.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Leaving on A Jet Plane
Last night I went home just to see everyone’s at home sleeping together in one roof for the very moment. It was really a sudden rush of emotion. It was like turning back time when we all are still young, playing, laughing, shouting, crying and teasing one another. Time really fly so fast. Here we are now, taking each other’s life by themselves. Trying to catch the challenges set by life. We’re on our way now. And from what I see now, I’m hopeful with fingers crossed that everything’s gonna be alright in the end.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
Thank You Mr. Jobs
More than a multimedia player, the Ipod and other similar devices have to offer much on my lifestyle. It serves as an earplug when you want to avoid hideous and annoying conversations. You can also use it to make damn talkshits to disturbed people. Last night, I’ve tried it and it made significant effects. Try for yourself.