SSS ID Application in Antipolo
I’ve been working for more than five years now in private companies and yet it was only yesterday that I had the opportunity to get an identification card from the Social Service System.
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Archive for Cogito Ergo Sum
Perfect elements of heavy traffic
First, it’s the weekend after payday. Second, it’s the weekend before Christmas. Third, multiple incidents around the metro. And fourth, it’s raining.
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Are we really going green?
Early today I went to CDR King to buy some DVDs. I was surprised that instead of the usual plastic package, they gave me the items in paper bags.
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The Long Weekend That Was
It’s only now that I realize that the past long weekend (October 29 to November 1) is one of, if not the, best holiday for the whole entire year.
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The problem with motorcycles
I welcome the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority’s decision to assign a motorcycle lane in Commonwealth and Macapagal avenues.
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May araw din kayo
Conrado de Quiros couldn’t have said it any better. He pronounced exactly what my thoughts about the Arroyo administration.
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How to avoid long queues in ATMs
As required by law, workers should receive their 13th month pay not later than Dec.24, the day before Christmas. Read the rest of this entry »
The Moment of Truth for GMA, Neri
One of the shows I’m currently hooked with is Fox’s The Moment of Truth. Hosted by Mark Walberg in its US version, the show asks 21 questions that the selected contestant need to answer truthfully, otherwise they go home with no prize. Contestants undergo a plogyraph test where 50 questions are asked and from these 50, 21 will be selected. If the contestant was able to answer all the questions truthfully, they go home with $ 500, 000. Read the rest of this entry »
Congratulations, UP Pep Squad
If there’s one thing that the Iskolar ng Bayan watch out for in UAAP, it would be the cheering competition. This is the only game where we definitely win. And yesterday’s competition was no different. UP emerged as the back-to-back champion, besting seven other schools including its archrival UST Salinggawi Dance Troupe.
The first time I watched the cheering competition was when I was a freshman. As I watch them dance yesterday, I still get goosebumps all over my body.
By the way, the reporter you see in the video was my classmate in Math 1 which was in Filipino. She really had those big bumpers and you can not not notice her since she’s in front of the class and I come into the room through the oor near to her.
Transport strike is childish
Do you remember when you were still a child? Whenever someone takes away your candy or balloon, or someone hurts you, you cry and say “isusumbong kita sa Tatay ko1″ Sobbing, you go to your closest parent and tell them what happened. Read the rest of this entry »
