Nightshift blog

This morning, a colleague at the call center lost his cellphone from a snatcher. The right hand pocket of his pants was slashed, about three to four inches long, and he has to use his body bag to hide the cut. It’s a high end Nokia mobile phone but the more important thing is he wasn’t hurt in the bus. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the things I like on the elections in the Philippines is the creativity of the candidates in coming up with catchy and attention grabbing political advertisements and jingles. Especially in the national level, these candidates will try everything they can to reach the electorate and embbed in their minds that they are the right person to vote. Read the rest of this entry »

Only in the text promo, not on the show itself. And I just texted in without the intention of winning. Read the rest of this entry »

While I was in the jeepney this morning going to the office, I noticed some posters pasted in the road blocks in Junction in Cainta, Rizal. Unmistakably, those were election posters by someone running for the highest position in the town. And when I was going home this afternoon, the message became clearer: Jules Narag for Mayor. The posters were with the message: Happy Valentines. Only a politically naive would think that this is just a mere grreeting for the Heart’s Day. Below the name are the words vMAYOR, with emphasis on the Mayor. Narag is the incumbent Vice Mayor. Read the rest of this entry »

When I arrived home last January 25, we didn’t have a dial tone on our Digitel phone. Guess what? After more than 10 days, we still don’t have a phone service. Read the rest of this entry »