It Had Been A Colorful Week

This week, I've been in an ASP.NET training somewhere in Makati. Well, it had been a colorful week, besides the fact that I don't get to have the same routine at work. I've been free from my workloads back in the office.

Monday. My first time at the training center. The ambiance is somewhat perfect for learning. We're only three (3) in the room. Making the learning experience effective.

Tuesday. I received a bad news from a relative. Uhm, would not expound the problem though. The situation just made me cry to the point of making my eyes swollen. *sigh* I drop by at MegaMall to see my cousin and watch a movie. While waiting for her, I stayed at the 5th floor. Then suddenly hoped that I could see my favorite PBA player, hee hee. To my surprise, I was able to spot on Ronald Tubid of Barangay Ginebra Kings. I was kinda starstuck then, that I don't get the chance to have a picture with him.

Wednesday. I'm late. Well, because I stayed up to 1AM last night. Because I still feel like crying. And since it was EDSA Revolution celebration, we experienced heavy traffic from GMA to Ortigas. I believe we spent about 30minutes from GMA to Cubao alone. It was Ash Wednesday today. Luckily, the building where our training was held will be having the Holy Mass at lunch time. So, I had the opportunity to hear mass and have me reminded to repent from my sins.

Thursday. Again, I have to ride the MRT. Same old story. There's always someone shouting "Wala na po, puno na" and "Umusog naman kayo sa gitna". I was very fortunate that I don't get to experience those stuff everyday. In my way home, I again pass by MegaMall to check if the Dental City accepts walk-in patients. I really wanted to have my cleaning. I was scheduled for a cleaning next week.

Friday. Last training day. We had our lunch at Shakeys nearby. I remember, probably, that was the same Shakeys where my former officemate treated us for his birthday celebration. Oh well, in case you don't know, I'm poor in geography, ha ha. I find it hard to remember places. Another fortune that come my way, I was able to claim my Certificate of Employement from Smart. Thanks to Reynaldo for the effort.

So there, it had been a colorful and fruitful week for me. Next week, I'll be back at work. Another week to make colorful. Another week to make fruitful.

My Blog History

My Blogversary is 103 days from now. I am so excited. Just want to share why and how did I become a blogger.

I had always been seeing news that a lot of people get paid to blog. I even heard someone who earned around $500 per month just simply for blogging. I was kinda curious then. But I haven't started blogging yet. It was June of last year when I finally got my own account in Blogger. I was influenced by my classmate in Masteral. He proudly posted in his blog that he already earned more than $100 just because of blogging. It was enough proof for me, so, I tried.

This My Unrevealed Thoughts is my first blog. But, I find it hard earning. So, I thought of some interesting topic that would attract visitors from all over. Hence, I created another blog entitled I Love This Game, that is dedicated to PBA. Then a blog dedicated for my favorite PBA player, Chris Pacana. I am really enjoying writing stuff then, at the same time, I am earning bucks out of it.

Nine months after, I realize that I am now indulged in so many social sites. See My Badges section to know how addicted I had become. Although I have no payment proof yet to boast here, I believe I could already post one in the near future. It is really fun being a blogger. I was able to enhance my writing skills. I was able to share my life to others. And, I get paid to post about a topic that I like. The flow is simple. I just have to market my blog, encourage traffic/visitors. I would post ideas that I'd love to share. And eventually, attract advertisers to get involved with my blog.

There, that's how I become a blogger. Give it a try, you'll realize why I've been loving to blog and Blog and bLOg and blOG. ;)

Windtalkers

It was Friday. The bus I am riding shows a film with a war theme. Then, I immediately recognize that it was Nicolas Cage's Windtalkers. I had watched that film already, but it did not stop me from watching the film over again, even though, it was already half way.

I am a Nicolas Cage admirer since I've watched his film Face Off. I always remember how he said the lines "I want his face... OFF".

Funny, but I really shed a tear at the end of the film, ha ha. I find myself wiping an almost dropping tear from my eyes.

Nicolas Cage portrayed the role of Joe Enders who had a nightmare in a war battle. All but he died of that battle. Now, it seems destiny is repeating itself in his second (at least for this film) encounter with the Japanese.

I won't be storytelling here. I would want you to watch the movie yourself. I just wanted to share how Joe touched my heart, and why did I shed a tear at the end of the movie.

First, I saw him crying while he was about to shot a companion who was already burning himself to death. Well, it was understandable. Probably, he could stand killing his "friend" rather than seeing him suffer. And, from Joe's eyes, I felt that he's in the situation where he has no other choice. Even though it was real hard to kill a friend, it was harder to see him die, doing nothing.

Second, when one of the two codetalkers was caught by the Japanese. Again, since his primary duty was to protect the code, he has no other choice but to throw a granade to the Japanese, together with one of their codetalkers. But, he has the blessing of that codetalker. He talked to Joe through the eye. But that incident made Yahzee to be real mad. And thought that Joe never knew what's the meaning of "friendship".

Not until the last part. There were only four of them left. And almost everyone was giving up. But, Joe firmly told them that no one else's gonna die. With his heart, he do his best to call for an air support. Luckily, they had the support that they need. It was heart warming how Joe carried Yahzee to a safe place where he himself was wounded. Joe was able to save Yahzee. Yahzee was laughing out loud for they were able to made it through that war, only to find that Joe was hit. And that's the time that I shed a tear, ha ha. I can't help myself. I was soooooo emotional. Joe died.

The movie is worth to see. :) Well, a part of it was because I was Nicolas Cage's admirer *wink*

My Angel

My Angel is currently taking up Master in Business Administration (MBA) at Bulacan State University (BSU). He has this assignment in Business Ethics to ask someone to describe them. And I would like to take this opportunity to boast to everyone how lucky I am having him in my life.

My Angel, Paulo A. Marquez, REE, is someone whom you will get along with easily. I can still remember the first time he send me home. We had talked about almost everything under the sun. I hardly noticed how time passed us by then. Not to mention that you'll get attracted to his smiling face (showing his dimples).

Like me, he is just a simple person who is God-fearing. He religiously attends Sunday service. God is really his priority. He offers his talent to God. Unlike others who seemed to be too shy to sing during Sunday service, he willingly participates in it. And if most are shy to show that they are praying before meals, he isn't. We would hold hands and say graces before meals even in public fast foods or restaurants. Whenever problems come his way, or whenever he has something to deal with, he always started them with a prayer, and ends it with a prayer as well.

When it comes to his family, well, even with my family, he is very generous. May it be material things or service, he has both hands to offer. It is still fresh from my heart how he surprised my mother last valentine's day. He exerted an effort bringing my mother a cake when in fact it was his mother's birthday. And I am really glad that he introduced me to his family. And, I am proud to say that even though we're not married yet, his family treated me as one already. I'm glad that we are both raised with a close family tie.

In everything he does, he give it his best shot. I was all prayers way back when he was about to took his board exam. And since he studiously reviewed, with God's guidance, he ended top 9 in the Registered Electrical Engineers Board Exam 2003. Well, he's intelligent and smart. We're both quizzers. And that bring us together. As for work, I believe he had been a very reliable employee. He is willing to provide what is asked from him and is expected from him. He's not choosy when it comes to work. He just wants what is just. He is more of a righteous person that a popular one.

He values friendship. I should know, because we're best friends. As much as he can, he would please you. That's another similarity between us. We find it hard to say 'NO'. He never mingled with someone else' business. Well, I guess he just never wanted to carry extra burden he isn't supposed to carry. But, he loves the Philippines. He, rather we, just hated how the government manages our country.

He is very "masinop". I can't think of the english term for it, sorry. He used to, not scold, but tell me on how I should be careful of my belongings. He becomes upset when he knew that I failed to take care of my, our, belongings. He's like my mother. He would really take good care of his possessions. His 2 year old gadget would really look like brand new.

He is gadget-holic, ha ha. He really loves investing on gadgets. Uhm, he has 4 cellphones. It could have been 5 if I haven't lost one of 'em. He is thrift though when it comes to wardrobes. He is a person who would only buy shirts or pants when they're on sale. Uhm, I can't really say that he's thrift when it comes to shoes. I believe if only he can still play basketball, he would have lots of basketball shoes now. Nevertheless, although he would spend his savings on those gadgets, I never stop him from doing so. Since, he is "masinop", I know those gadgets would last long.

He knows Filipino Time, he he. During our college years, he would always come late. May it be on his subject or on our date. Sometimes, I have to wait an hour before he arrives. Yes, patience is a virtue, ha ha. I remember, during his thesis defense, it was their panel who have to wait for them, just because he's late.

He has no vices. Only PBA (Purefoods) and computer games.

Although he never fears death, just because he offers his life to God, he always thinks about his, our, future.

Most of all, he is a loving, caring, patient, and thoughtful boyfriend. I know I couldn't state all of his good qualities here. I'm just glad I found my soulmate in him. I remember when I was in my 5th year college. I got chicken pox then. And it was him who took good care of me. Also, during my hate day of the month, he just patiently wait on our living room until I wake up. He would always have something for me whenever he would be out of town or the country when he's back. And he really makes me feel important because I am always the first person that comes to his mind in everything that he does and will be doing.

He's not perfect. He has his flaws. But his good qualities outnumbered them. Making me forget all of his flaws.

Mahal, I honestly love you. And all I wanna do, is grow old with you.

Bloody Valentine

When everyone was out for their Valentines date, here' s what I've been through that day.

I really planned to wake up early that day. Me and my mother would be visiting my father's tomb, bring flowers and lit candles. But, since I stay up too late the night before, I woke up late as well, hee hee. So, hurriedly, I get up. Fix myself. Drink coffee. Then we went to the cemetery. It was a nice feeling being there, showing that we always remember my father even if it has already been 11 years since he passed away.

Back home, I helped my mother prepare our food, sopas. Well, Valentines day is for my mother. Me and my Angel would be celebrating Valentines the day after. My cute little niece also helped preparing our food. When suddenly... I felt the crump. I felt the pain in my tummy, hu hu hu. Valentines day had been my hate day of the month. *argh* It is a Bloody Valentine for me. *sigh*

And like a paralyzed person, I lay down my bed, hoped that I get better even without taking medicines. But, I just can't bear the pain. So, I have to take Dolfenal, than ruin the rest of my day.

My Angel surprised me. Or should I say, my mother. When he told me he won't be able to come, he came. And he brought cake and donuts. Cake for my mom, donuts for my niece, and him for me. *wink*

We just ate sopas. Then my Angel had to be back home. It his mother's birthday. Oh well, Valentines day is a red red red letter day for us. It was my father's 11th death anniversary, it was my Angel's mother's 60th birthday, and it was our 7 years and 7th monthsary. And I am really glad that my Angel made an effort of seeing me today.

Hmmm... I don't know, but I just felt that Valentines Day is the day that I should make my mother happy. Maybe because, I don't want her to miss my father that much. And I'm grateful that my Angel is part of it. I took some pictures of the little things that I gave my mother. Simple things that I knew made her heart young again.

So there, despite being bloody, my valentine end up great anyway. Hope yours as well. Be happy. Be young. And stay in love. :heart:

From our Company's TownHall Meeting, hee hee

My Angel's surprise to my mother

My cute niece with the pig stuff toy I gave to my mother for the valentines, plus the pillow hearts given by my cousin to my mother as well

Don't Fade Away

Everyone is so excited for tomorrow, Valentine's Day. Why not? It's the day of LOVE, love, LoVe, and LovE. As for me, I am excited as well. I would be celebrating it with my mother, my family. But, every Heart's Day, I would always feel incomplete. A part of me, my heart, always find a place, a space, to cry.

Wanna know why?

Because, February 14, 1998 -- Valentine's Day -- Our JS Prom -- My beloved father died.

Everything seemed to be clear from my memory. It was my cousin Irish who told me the words 'Patay na ang ama mo'. Eventhough he's suffering from an illness, something related to his kidney, I still felt shocked. After I absorbed those words, I looked at my brother, who was already crying at that time. I run to him, hug him, and cry with him. Oh my, I am already crying while I was writing this one.

Just like any other who would lose their loved one, I also spend sleepless nights. I was an 'EMO' during those times. I would always lull myself into sleep by having the song 'Father, don't fade away from me. For you will always be, my sweetest memory...' with flood of tears from my eyes. That song will always make me cry. For I always remember my father. '...I wish that you were still here...' Yes. I always wish that he was still here. I would love him to walk me down the aisle when I would be marrying My Angel. And he would sing to me the song Butterfly Kisses by Bob Carlisle.

Okay, too much for the crying space of my heart. It is 12 minutes left before Valentine's Day. Hope everyone's IN LOVE.

Happy Valentine's Day!!!

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Ten Commandments

It's been a long time since I was tagged. Now, I was tagged by my CheeseCake. In this tag, you have to state 9 things about you (it should be real), and 1 thing that's untrue, hee hee. Here you go.

10. I don't eat strawberry. *wierd, yeah, right*

9. I'm afraid to cross the streets. *funny, ha ha*

8. I love PBA. I like CP#22. I admire KR#21.

7. *related to #8* I don't watch PBA, unless it's BGK or PF.

6. I regret being a Magna Cum Laude. *ha ha, bitter, I wanted to be a Summa Cum Laude*

5. I want to be a Chef. *Chef Master Engineer Madelin Galvez*

4. I want to work abroad. *huh?*

3. It scares me to ride a speedy bus than to ride the space shuttle. *weird and funny, hee hee*

2. I love my family soooooooooooooo much. *love*

1. I wanna grow old with Paulo Marquez. *wink wink*

Now, I would tag...

• Fallen Angel
• SuperGulaman
• Dhemz

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Wow, you're simply unbelievable. The answer's 19th right? What's the 16th?

Hey, you know it!

Next URL: http://myunrevealedthoughts.blogspot.com/2009/01/_________.

Windows To The Soul

I am not aware that I already need to wear a pair of eyeglasses, not until I had my medical examination. I can clearly see the letters asked of me to read. Even when I had my right eye covered. But, when my left eye had been covered, I really can't read the letters. I was kinda shocked for a while. But, to take care of my eyes, the windows to my soul, I had myself bought a pair of eyeglasses.

After a year, I broke the frame of my eyeglasses. Until now, I hadn't bought another pair, just because I was so lazy to go to optical shops, and be overwhelmed of their variety of eyeglasses, and of HIGH COST.

An article from New York Times provided helpful tips on eye care. There I've found out that there were also shops where I can buy eyeglasses online! Wow! That'll be great. The article also mentioned about zennioptical.com that offers a cheap (as low as $8) pair of eyeglasses, because their frames are generic, they manufacture their own.

I immediately check the link and see how would I be able to purchase online. There, you simply have to input the prescription provided to you by your doctor. Then, shop online. From their available eyeglasses, I picked this one (Frame#: 4636 Metal Alloy / Stainless Steel Half Rim Frame).


And I prefer green frame, because I love green, hee hee.



I picked those pair of eyeglasses because I love being simple. I don't need elegant looking ones. I just wanted one that fits my personality, there, SIMPLE & GREEN. *wink*

Sa Globe, IMPOSIBLE!

This is the part II of my post: Globe Telecom: Connected 24-NEVER. I was kinda overwhelmed coz' when you google the words "Globe Telecom Connected 24 Ever", my blog is 2nd in the returned result. To continue my quest for a quality service from Globe Telecom, here's what I've been through.

January 26 - This should be the day that my 5 business day wait would be over. When I called the Customer Service to follow up the status of my case, the Customer Care would again ask me same old protocol questions when all I need to know is the status. So, I interrupted him, and told him that a report had already been placed. Then suddenly, the conversation was cut. I don't know if I accidentally hit the end call of the phone I am using, or the Cutomer Care just got irritated, and just hang up on me. I had no other choice, but to call again to their Customer Service. Another Customer Care attended to my case. And she told me to wait until later today if the signal of my sim would be back. A helpless subscriber, me, just have to say, alright, wait, and prolong my agony. As expected, my sim was not reactivated. I was really shaking with anger, good that My Angel calmed me down.

January 27 - I really wanted to test Globe Telecom's service with regard to their prepaid subscribers. I called again the Customer Service and talked calmly with a Customer Care. I don't know how they are taught to count, ha ha ha. The Customer Care insisted that the expected date of completion of the report made on my case was today. So, I slowly counted to her. I made my report January 19, 5 business days from there is January 26, not January 27. I even asked her, why do you guys asked us for a number where you can contact us when in fact, no one dare to update us on the status of our complains. She told me that they would only call if the subscriber requested for a feedback. Ha ha, what a quality service. Hence, I told her to place a remark there that I WANTED A FEEDBACK from them. And you guessed it right, I haven't received any call or text from them. Pissing me off huh? The Customer Care also advised me to proceed to the nearest Globe Business Center to let them physically check my sim. So, I did. As I enter the Business Center at Trinoma, the personnel, the first one from the line, I asked her if she's ready to attend to my needs. And she said no. I thought she was really doing something. But from her gestures, her eyes moving left and right, I knew to myself that she was doing NOTHING. So, I just wait until my queue number was called. When I placed my complain, she just requested for a sim reactivation, and gave me a Job Control Number. She as well advised me to visit other Business Centers that has Canero1. I really have no idea what that Canero1 means. She advised me to check it at SM Marilao.

It was really fun being a Globe Subsciber huh? They have quality service, ha ha ha. I wish!

February 1 - Me and My Angel went to SM Marilao, last try? Probably. The Customer Care told us that they don't have the stock of that Canero1. We asked him if he know where Business Center that Canero1 is available. He told us, he can't tell any. WHAT?!! He doesn't know?! Magnificent! Excellent! He also informed us that the Job Control Number of my case placed at Trinoma was already closed. What?! How can that be closed when my request hasn't been catered yet? Brilliant! Also, I asked, would it be possible that I just have my load refund? As you may know, it was not my fault. I do nothing. My sim was just in my phone. I don't even turn my phone off. If I just do something, like putting my sim to other phone, I would accept that I'm the culprit here. Then the Customer Care told me, "Hindi rin naman kasalanan ng Globe 'yun". WOW!!! Eh kaninong kasalanan 'yun? Sa cellphone ko? Ha ha ha... Before, when I was able to receive messages but unable to send one, who's fault was that? Now that they totally inactivated my sim, who's fault was that? I told My Angel in a funny tone, Globe has a scheduled task of inactivating sim cards. If sim card's age is x and load is greater than or equal to y then, inactivate, har har har.

I had also emailed Globe's Customer Service. And yes, nothing happened. They just simply get what's best for them. That's how they care for their LOYAL SUBSCRIBERS. Great huh? Now I know...

SA GLOBE, IMPOSIBLE!!!!

Join the Online Catholic Society

I am born Catholic. I've been into Catholic schools during my elementary and high school years. I am also awarded most of the time as the Best in Religion in our class every Recognition Day. It was then that I used to thought that everyone is Catholic. I just thought that everyone that I met, everybody that I talked to, and every stranger that I bumped into is a Catholic.

In my College years, I've been acquainted with a lot of non-Catholic persons, who at first I thought was a Catholic. I don't know, maybe because I am brought up in Catholic schools, and never thought that other religions exists.

I clearly remember how I've been deeply involved in religious activities of our school. We always have the morning rosary, plus Novena every Wednesdays. We also have Bible Studies every Mondays and First Friday Masses. We also have a Religion subject wherein we share all our thoughts and insights about God and about our spirituality. Outside school, me and my family would attend Sunday Masses and processions in every holy days. I've been into those activities for 10 years.

Another 10 years passed, 5 years of College and 5 years of work. I must say that I've been missing all those stuffs. I missed proclaiming to everyone my favorite verse of the Bible. Not until I stumbled into a Catholic Chat Room. The site is really great. It offers me, and my co-Catholics, the opportunity to share ideas about my spirituality. It was even more comfortable for me for I don't get to see who I'm talking to. Hence, shy would never be a factor. It was just similar to all other chat rooms, the only difference was, in this chat room, what you're going to voice out was your passion and love of God. It was not only sharing that's involved. Here, you may as well brought out what's puzzling you, so may seek for answers. In a nut shell, it was a relief. Seems I have just found another home where I could share my thoughts, beliefs, questions, and everything. This is a sort of Online Catholic Society, and it made me feel comfortable.

Stephanie's Day Out

Last Saturday, we (Me, my Mom, my Auntie Goya, my Cousin Irish, my Cousin-in-Law to be EJ, and my Niece Stephanie) went to Trinoma for a facial and videoke. I was so excited, and tensed. It was Stephanie's first day to ride on a bus, to go up and down the high stairs of the MMDA's pink overpass, to be alone with EJ, and to be in a videoke.

Before we go, Steph was so in the mood to have her pictures taken with the peace sign.


Upon arriving at the mall, we're kinda upset since it was not yet open, ha ha. So we just wait there for a while until it opens. Steph says the magic word 'Abre'. She used to watch Dora, that's why he uttered that magic word to let the door open, ha ha.

Me, my Mom, Tita Goya, and Irish went on to Forever Flawless and Belo for our facials. Steph was left alone with EJ. At first, I thought Steph would burst into tears when she'll be left with EJ, but, I was surprised when she kiss me goodbye and go along with EJ's company. They simply stroll along and ride the carousel at the upper floor of the mall.


At 12noon, we had a reservation at RedBox. They offer eat all you can for only P199 per head (plus service charge) from 1-3PM daily. So, we took the opportunity. Steph is free of charge by the way. At first, Steph cried and wanted that the videoke be played with only 'Mary Had A Little Lamb' and 'Happy Birthday' songs, ha ha ha. We won't enjoy it. So, I volunteered to take Steph outside and have a walk inside the TimeZone where we searched for Mickey Mouse, hee hee. When I felt that she will no longer cry, we headed back our room (89) at RedBox. That time, EJ and Irish had to buy something at Mercury; while my Mom and Tita Goya had to go to the restroom. It was all me and Steph. And I was overwhelmed when she grab the microphone and sing with me 'Mahal Kita' by Gerald Santos. She was so cute. She also sang the songs she requested earlier. Oh, by the way, she was only 2 years young.


It was not only Steph who enjoyed singing, all of us enjoyed it. My Mom and Tita Goya sang 'Top of the World' and 'Close To You' by the Carpenters.


It was fun. Hope we could have another Stephanie's Day Out.

Happy House Hunting

Sooner or later, me and My Angel would be settling down and move in to a house of our own. But, we find it real hard to find one that suits our needs, at the same time, our budget. So, I stumble over the net and find Murrieta Foreclosures. The site offers properties and foreclosed homes in Murrieta, California. Their site is great for they provide a list of the properties, with their thumbnails. Along with them are the links of the details, photos, as well as site map. It offers ease in selecting a property of your choice. So, if you happen to be near the location, you might want to check the site. Happy House Hunting!

Finally, We Had A Proof That We're Masters

After graduating from College, I really never intended to took up Graduate Studies. Not until the company where I worked in back then required us to have at least 18 Masteral units. Good that I have my officemates whom I enrolled with at Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP). We took up Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT). After finishing the required units, we decided to complete the course so that our "hardwork" won't be put to waste (ha ha ha, hard nga ba?)


May 07, 2007 - There I am, reaping the fruits of my 3 years labor. I'm with my Tita and my ever loving Ina who woke me up each dawn to remind me that I still have assignments to work with, hee hee.

After graduation, we failed to go back to our Alma Mater to claim our credentials. 2 years passed, and we finally had the chance to go back and reminisce our Masteral days :) - January 30, 2009. Finally, we had a proof that we're masters, ha ha.

Madz: Bakit parang bilog na bilog ang mukha ko?
Mench: Eh talga naman gel ah?
(hmph!)

Yes! Thanks kay Sir Maralit, favorite nya kami ni Marie, he he.

Mapitagang Pagbati sa inyong lahat :D

It's so nice to chit-chat everything that we have shared for those 3 years. It's funny how we always end up at almost midnight at the office just to finish our group works, reports, and assignments. I'm glad we finished eventhough we almost always come late, hee hee. And I bet we're late 'coz we'll stop by at Mc Donald's or at Chowking to have our breakfast. Sometime, we also missed classes, but we're not to blame, it's Jose Rizal's fault, ha ha ha. We would toss a coin and if it's Rizal, we'll attend the class, but if not, we'll go straight back, no not home, KFC and buy a bucket. And would you believe? We're part of the World's Largest Human Rainbow. Yeah, we don't normally participate in Graduate School events, but we never missed this one. Even if it entails waking up as early as 3am? The event was worth it. We're indigo by the way.

There, it was just nice remembering all those stuffs. Honestly, right after graduation. I thought of taking up Doctorate Degree. But, I prefer to enrol on a Culinary Arts instead. However, my salary won't permit me to enrol, it was too much of a cost. *sigh*