Fan issues resolved
I have resolved three issues today, which, incidentally, have something to do with fans.
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Archive for Hometown
The Pedring Experience
Strong winds and heavy rains woke me up as typhoon Pedring landed in Luzon yesterday morning. My usual 9 am wake up time came two hours earlier, just when you want to stay in bed further.
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Tanay 400 Souvenir Program
Just got home from a meeting with Fr. Pepe Pedraja and Tanay District Supervisor Rodina Espiritu. June and I were tasked to research for the materials to be published for the Tanay 400th foundation anniversary souvenir book. Read the rest of this entry »
Voter Number 15 at 7:15 am, on May 14
Plus I am number 56 in the voters’ list. Read the rest of this entry »
Text campaign heats up
Supposedly, this candidate is one of the unlucky ones who didn’t win the support of the influential religious group, Iglesia ni Cristo. I am not surprised, therefore, if this candidate will resort to unacceptable campaign tactics. But I also take a grain of salt and give this candidate a benefit of the doubt if the malicious text campaign really came from him/her. Read the rest of this entry »
Holy Week in the call center
Customer: What’s your name?
Agent: Joseph, sir.
Customer: On Good Friday, Joseph gave a tomb to Jesus Christ. Read the rest of this entry »
10th anniversary of Batch 1997
Currently watching Eat Bulaga‘s On The Spot Jackpot featuring an owner of a piggery in our town. Read the rest of this entry »
Digitel Phone Sucks
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 »
