Miss Wilhelmina

I’ve been working for my current employer for almost two years now, but I’ve finally decided to say goodbye to my first legitimate employer. Sure, I’ve had part time jobs here and there, and even got paid more than my current employer has, but those jobs can’t give me a certificate of employment, can’t give me experience with actual working environment, and all the good stuff about being a corporate slave. 

I’ve decided to put an end to having a schedule-driven, being forced to do something that you don’t wanna, and most importantly, you don’t get to do what you want to do, kind of life. It would have been nice if you really liked what you are doing, but no, the job I chose was just for that, work experience.

Why did I start working when I was making more at home, you ask?

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The date has been saved and it’s on May 22, 2010. That’s this coming Saturday folks! Since it’s a work day for me, I won’t be able to stay the whole day. I have to sleep during the morning and at least make it to the afternoon activities.

Here are the details about the event.

What : Cebu Blog Camp 2010
When: May 22, 2010
Where: CAP Art Center, Osmena Blvd, Cebu City

This is a whole day event, so for those who have the time, please don’t let it pass up!

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Cebu Blog Camp 2010 is an event organized by a group of Cebu Bloggers.

No, not that way! In the Philippines, most especially in comedy bars, it’s common for entertainers to imitate everybody, most especially if you are just sizzling hot on the Internet and the Entertainment world like Justin Beiber.

Take a look as Charice Pempengco imitates Justin Beiber’s hair flip, dance moves, way of speaking and even singing.

Well, that’s what I used to have. But not anymore. Actually, I never really had any hair issues until about four years ago. Being a typical Asian, I have fine straight hair, but if not cut well, it goes all over the place.

At the time, my hair was the longest it’s ever been since I was used to sporting the pixie cut. It went down the middle of my back.  I was just walking home with some of my room mates when a person approached us, making remarks about how nicer our hair would be if he can style it for us.

Obviously, he was just looking for something to work on/practice. He was very persuasive, mind you. In the end, he chopped my hair off using a razor blade, and smeared Goat’s Milk on it, which he wanted me to keep on my hair overnight. Read the rest of this entry »

May 10, 2010—Today is currently the most awaited in Philippine Election history. This was supposed to be my first time voting away from home. While working for my current job, I was asked to provide a barangay clearance as proof of my address and to verify that I have no barangay squabbles or stuff like that.

In case you’re wondering what barangays are, it’s kind of the Filipino equivalent of an American county. The barangay hall REQUIRED me to register for the upcoming elections so I can secure a clearance.

It took me an hour to register, I was given a precinct number and the receipt to prove that I’m a registered voter.

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The PLDT myDSL  Watchpad Crew has finally chosen the top 10 contestants, and two of the are Cebuanas! If I were you, better get going and vote, vote, vote!After a nationwide search that commenced in March and generated thousands of entries, the journey from anonymous to famous is on its homestretch as the top 10 finalists of the PLDT myDSL WatchPad Crew was unveiled online recently.

PLDT myDSL is not just looking for the usual eye-candy as the finalists were chosen based on their unique personalities, love for the internet, and a passion in life ranging from music, sports, the performing arts, and even advocacies relevant to today’s generation. Simply put, these are teens who want to stand out and make a difference.

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