Change Ur World by KAT-TUN
KAT-TUN gave me another reason to love them!*eyes turned into hearts* Nakamaru is getting more handsome one video after another while Ueda seemed like he's loving the cropped pants with boots(?) outfit (remember what he was wearing in Love yourself, Going, N.M.P and now this) And I honestly thought Koki was Jun because they had the similar hairstyle and even jawline. Haha. Again, Kamenashi stood out a little bit because he's almost always at the center BUT I think all of the members had their fair share of the spotlight. And I'm thinking Jin leaving the group gave all of them equal chances of longer lyric lines and even airtime in their videos. Now this video goes to my psp.
Breaking a Promise vs. Telling a Lie
The Scene: You said you'd do it if he would. He did it but you didn't do it. On purpose.
Would you say you were lying at the time you said you'll do it too?
or
Would you say you can't keep the promise you made that time?
Obviously none of the two will add a star in your name at the 'good noodle' chart. Maybe the question is about choosing which one will less ruin your reputation.
I'd go for the latter. You don't really have to make a promise next time, you just have to say you'll try.
Would you say you were lying at the time you said you'll do it too?
or
Would you say you can't keep the promise you made that time?
Obviously none of the two will add a star in your name at the 'good noodle' chart. Maybe the question is about choosing which one will less ruin your reputation.
I'd go for the latter. You don't really have to make a promise next time, you just have to say you'll try.
No one can define Accuracy better than the Japanese
One word: SUGOI!!! This proves how dedicated and disciplined Japanese can get! One of the coolest videos EVER.
To Hiroshi
Happy Birthday Hiro-san! For a hard-working and fearless shounen, I hope you do well in your studies abroad. Don't forget to have fun while doing your homeworks! If you need any help, you know that you can call and email me anytime. Again, I want to say it, I admire your courage to go in a faraway place just to fulfill your dream. For me, that's what I like about you. And I hope you won't change, and if you change I hope it's for the better. For my favorite Japanese shounen, here is a simple pillow you can hug if you feel lonely.
Happy birthday!
My Secret Christmas Wish
Now it won't be a secret. It might sound so 'showbiz', as Filipinos would put it, but really I've been thinking about it seriously.And it's not just now that I thought about it because it's Christmas.
I'm not rich, and I never wished to be filthy rich. But sometimes I catch myself thinking, "If only I have so much money to spend.." Though I honestly never thought about it because of my selfish desires, or maybe sometimes I did but not always. What I need money for are two things: I want to be a Santa to the less fortunate (especially those people living on the streets) by distributing food using my own hard-earned money and I really wanted to be a sponsor of a kid and send him/her to a decent school.
I maybe lucky not to experience extreme hardship, and even if I say I totally understand how hard life is for the poor people, I know it's just a part of the experience for them. It might not be now nor anytime in the near future, but I definitely do it someday.
I'm not rich, and I never wished to be filthy rich. But sometimes I catch myself thinking, "If only I have so much money to spend.." Though I honestly never thought about it because of my selfish desires, or maybe sometimes I did but not always. What I need money for are two things: I want to be a Santa to the less fortunate (especially those people living on the streets) by distributing food using my own hard-earned money and I really wanted to be a sponsor of a kid and send him/her to a decent school.
I maybe lucky not to experience extreme hardship, and even if I say I totally understand how hard life is for the poor people, I know it's just a part of the experience for them. It might not be now nor anytime in the near future, but I definitely do it someday.
Happy Birthday!
It's late I know and I'm positive you won't be seeing this.
Happy birthday! I won't tell you you're sweet nor thoughtful because you're not. And I know that you know you're not the nicest nor the friendliest. Still, I'm happy knowing you for a while! I have said this before only maybe you cannot remember, you're one of the most interesting person I know, also one of the smartest. Maybe we're just not aware that many like you too like me! Here are three cute and simple cupcakes for your birthday. Tanjobi omedeto!
Happy birthday! I won't tell you you're sweet nor thoughtful because you're not. And I know that you know you're not the nicest nor the friendliest. Still, I'm happy knowing you for a while! I have said this before only maybe you cannot remember, you're one of the most interesting person I know, also one of the smartest. Maybe we're just not aware that many like you too like me! Here are three cute and simple cupcakes for your birthday. Tanjobi omedeto!
Sex, Environment and the Poor
Overpopulation - an issue that is still debatable up to this day. Among Filipinos, this debate is between the always attention-seeking Catholic Church and environmentalist (or simply people who just care about the environment) and anti-poverty groups. I'm siding the latter.
They said this issue is a big deal among developing nations (in the case of the Philippines, we'll forever be in the developing stage, never moving forward). In Japan, as we all know they have the opposite dilemma despite the fact that sex is not a taboo, that there's not much censorship in anime/manga. Again, it's the opposite in the Philippines. We were supposed to be conservative, we were taught not to have pre-marital sex and stuff. So what's happening really?
Effects, definitely there are. First is poverty. In the Philippines it is a major effect. Assuming we started off as a poor country -- illiteracy, low employment rate, weak capacity to buy the basic needs like food and having a decent shelter, poor health. Why did we start off as a country in poverty? Unequal wealth distribution/land ownership and dirty politics to name a few reasons. You can go as far as the Spanish colonial period in tracing why we have all these inequalities. Now match that with an exponential growth in population and the impossibility in the increase of land mass and resources. It leads us where? Worst poverty. Now Filipinos are stuck in this condition because the problems we had from the beginning are not yet (or will never be) resolved.
Why is population booming anyway? It's simple. Poor Filipinos have nothing to do. Many are unemployed. Unlike Japanese people who work until midnight, Filipinos do not have much to do at night plus there's not much form of entertainment at home. Plus, Japanese think of the expenses they will have in the future if they deliberately and carelessly have sex (Don't get me wrong, I definitely don't know the sex habits of Japanese.) which Filipinos don't really care about. Another big difference, we have the Catholic Church with us that they don't have.
The Church is supposed to lead us to a better place, to lead us to a better life. One BIG problem about the Catholic Church is they are stuck in their ancient beliefs, they never progressed with time. I'm a practicing Catholic so don't get me wrong. The Church trusts the people too much, a trust that many people don't deserve to have. Natural family planning? It's effective ONLY if everyone is disciplined and if everyone will take responsibility - something that will never happen. The Church needs a good slap in the face to wake up in reality. For a long time they've been sleeping since the time of Pope-put-a-name-here that they forgot there are already contraceptives, condoms, that ariplane was already invented or that we already buy water in bottles.
Now back to the real issue (Church intervention in various issues is a whole story in itself) of overpopulation and poverty. Since Filipinos with big families are chained in poverty, it's normal that their primary concern for most of them is to look for a way to attend the basic needs (food, shelter, clothing, education, health). Nothing else. And in the process of finding all the possible ways to meet those necessities (remember they are in poverty) there's destruction of the environment. How?
Imagine a poor family living beside the Pasig river - they live in a shanty, a make-shift house made of used GI sheets, used tarpaulin, used wood, sack, cartons, and rocks to hold them down all together. It's a given that a shanty doesn't have a real toilet and bath. And why would they need one? There's the big wide river! (hint:sarcasm?) So yes, their toilet and bath is the river. They do all sorts of things there. Name it. Now imagine hundreds and hundreds or even thousand of shanties living beside a body of water and this scene is like a daily routine, do you still want to imagine it? It's really scary. And that's the second major effect of overpopulation that came out because of poverty - murder of the environment.
Now, just a reminder, we are all at fault, we're all culprits in one way or another. Together with the ballooning number of poor families and the average to the elite members of the society, we all share in a very limited natural resources. In effect we try to squeeze everything out from mother nature, all the possible things we can get and make it useful for us. I remember my ES1 (Environmental Science) professor told the class that people will only give a damn concern with the environment when they're already filthy rich. Assuming that's true, when we compare the percentage of the rich from the poor, the difference is like Pluto and Jupiter. If that's the scenario, efforts wouldn't really be that big. Again, the major concern of poor Filipinos is their hungry stomachs and caring about the environment is not the least their concern. Now let's call it raping our natural resources - like forcing ourselves to get our own satisfaction. Sad right?
Now the effects are like a chain of events. One thing comes up as a result of a prior unresolved problem. And the list goes on and on. Like overpopulation+poverty=pollution-poor sanitation-poor health-infectious disease-death or overpopulation+government corruption=insufficient number of classrooms-illiteracy-increasing unemployment rate-poorer families-worst state of poverty or overpopulation+low domestic employment rate=professionals/blue-collar job employees leaving the country for another country-brain drain-stagnant technology. There are lots of lethal combinations. Overpopulation is the root of it all.
Why did I go through the trouble of writing stuff like this? Just recently I saw a post in Facebook, a video, saying overpopulation is not a problem. Like what?? It really made a vein in my temple burst. I want to hit him really hard. I think he's from US that's why he did trouble himself and make a ridiculous video. That 5 minute video I consider a wasted time. Tsk.It's Christmas I know, I should be happy and all but knowing apathetic and people unconscious of the 'real' world spreading a myth, it's really worth bothering about. Oh well, I said my peace.
They said this issue is a big deal among developing nations (in the case of the Philippines, we'll forever be in the developing stage, never moving forward). In Japan, as we all know they have the opposite dilemma despite the fact that sex is not a taboo, that there's not much censorship in anime/manga. Again, it's the opposite in the Philippines. We were supposed to be conservative, we were taught not to have pre-marital sex and stuff. So what's happening really?
Effects, definitely there are. First is poverty. In the Philippines it is a major effect. Assuming we started off as a poor country -- illiteracy, low employment rate, weak capacity to buy the basic needs like food and having a decent shelter, poor health. Why did we start off as a country in poverty? Unequal wealth distribution/land ownership and dirty politics to name a few reasons. You can go as far as the Spanish colonial period in tracing why we have all these inequalities. Now match that with an exponential growth in population and the impossibility in the increase of land mass and resources. It leads us where? Worst poverty. Now Filipinos are stuck in this condition because the problems we had from the beginning are not yet (or will never be) resolved.
Why is population booming anyway? It's simple. Poor Filipinos have nothing to do. Many are unemployed. Unlike Japanese people who work until midnight, Filipinos do not have much to do at night plus there's not much form of entertainment at home. Plus, Japanese think of the expenses they will have in the future if they deliberately and carelessly have sex (Don't get me wrong, I definitely don't know the sex habits of Japanese.) which Filipinos don't really care about. Another big difference, we have the Catholic Church with us that they don't have.
The Church is supposed to lead us to a better place, to lead us to a better life. One BIG problem about the Catholic Church is they are stuck in their ancient beliefs, they never progressed with time. I'm a practicing Catholic so don't get me wrong. The Church trusts the people too much, a trust that many people don't deserve to have. Natural family planning? It's effective ONLY if everyone is disciplined and if everyone will take responsibility - something that will never happen. The Church needs a good slap in the face to wake up in reality. For a long time they've been sleeping since the time of Pope-put-a-name-here that they forgot there are already contraceptives, condoms, that ariplane was already invented or that we already buy water in bottles.
Now back to the real issue (Church intervention in various issues is a whole story in itself) of overpopulation and poverty. Since Filipinos with big families are chained in poverty, it's normal that their primary concern for most of them is to look for a way to attend the basic needs (food, shelter, clothing, education, health). Nothing else. And in the process of finding all the possible ways to meet those necessities (remember they are in poverty) there's destruction of the environment. How?
Imagine a poor family living beside the Pasig river - they live in a shanty, a make-shift house made of used GI sheets, used tarpaulin, used wood, sack, cartons, and rocks to hold them down all together. It's a given that a shanty doesn't have a real toilet and bath. And why would they need one? There's the big wide river! (hint:sarcasm?) So yes, their toilet and bath is the river. They do all sorts of things there. Name it. Now imagine hundreds and hundreds or even thousand of shanties living beside a body of water and this scene is like a daily routine, do you still want to imagine it? It's really scary. And that's the second major effect of overpopulation that came out because of poverty - murder of the environment.
Now, just a reminder, we are all at fault, we're all culprits in one way or another. Together with the ballooning number of poor families and the average to the elite members of the society, we all share in a very limited natural resources. In effect we try to squeeze everything out from mother nature, all the possible things we can get and make it useful for us. I remember my ES1 (Environmental Science) professor told the class that people will only give a damn concern with the environment when they're already filthy rich. Assuming that's true, when we compare the percentage of the rich from the poor, the difference is like Pluto and Jupiter. If that's the scenario, efforts wouldn't really be that big. Again, the major concern of poor Filipinos is their hungry stomachs and caring about the environment is not the least their concern. Now let's call it raping our natural resources - like forcing ourselves to get our own satisfaction. Sad right?
Now the effects are like a chain of events. One thing comes up as a result of a prior unresolved problem. And the list goes on and on. Like overpopulation+poverty=pollution-poor sanitation-poor health-infectious disease-death or overpopulation+government corruption=insufficient number of classrooms-illiteracy-increasing unemployment rate-poorer families-worst state of poverty or overpopulation+low domestic employment rate=professionals/blue-collar job employees leaving the country for another country-brain drain-stagnant technology. There are lots of lethal combinations. Overpopulation is the root of it all.
Why did I go through the trouble of writing stuff like this? Just recently I saw a post in Facebook, a video, saying overpopulation is not a problem. Like what?? It really made a vein in my temple burst. I want to hit him really hard. I think he's from US that's why he did trouble himself and make a ridiculous video. That 5 minute video I consider a wasted time. Tsk.It's Christmas I know, I should be happy and all but knowing apathetic and people unconscious of the 'real' world spreading a myth, it's really worth bothering about. Oh well, I said my peace.
Bruno Mars - "Grenade" (Studio Session)
Bruno Mars is awesome. I love his smooth voice. The lyrics, a little too much I think. I'm pretty distant about these kinds of topics, because you know. And it just so happen last night I talked with a friend about being in a relationship. So, yeah. And the last time I checked Bruno Mars is part Filipino which is really cool if it's true. Yeah. Gotta love Bruno Mars.
Since it's Christmas..
I'm totally against giving alms to the poor. No matter how pitiful a beggar can possibly look nor how extreme their gimmicks might be, I cold-heartedly refuse to give. If there were times I gave it would be food, never money. As much as I want to help them in anyway I can, I don't want to spoil them by letting them think they can survive a lifetime thru begging. It's something like teach a person to fish instead of giving him fish. But last night was different. Since it's Christmas, I gave a whopping (yeah right!) 20 bucks to a kid who distributed a red money envelope (the Chinese one) in the bus. I hesitated at first but I thought otherwise. Sigh. I thought I would normally spend it on a C2 or a Chuckie but I'm pretty sure he needs that 20 pesos more than I do.
I can feel it!
It's here! Christmas is. Christmas carols, simbang gabi, overflowing food, gifts everywhere, need to say more? Wah. It's here! It's finally in the air!
My Not-so-Grown-up Christmas List
2. UP jacket and lanyard -- Can't last a day at work without a jacket. Too cold. Don't care about the corporate b*llsh*t. As for the lanyard, it's for my cellphone.
3. A backpack or a tote bag for work -- convenience comes first. Don't care about the skirt uniform.
4. Harry Potter boxed set -- I call myself a fan but I only have one book of the seven.
5. New Moon and Eclipse DVDs -- yes, I already have the Twilight DVD.
6. PSP or iPod classic -- pathetic alright. I've long been poring over which one to buy first. I know lotsa newer gadgets than these. I just love sticking with the basics. Not much of a fan of fads.
**I really think I need to reward myself.**
Cartoon KAT-TUN Episode 3 Part 2
Another favorite episode of Cartoon KAT-TUN. Talking about boobs and being attractive among girls.I'm not sure of Kamenashi's humility. On the contrary I think Nakamaru's personality will stand out in a group date. And who says he's not handsome? What else can I say, boys will be boys.
Work, work and second thoughts
Now is the best time to think things over - while I'm still at the stage when mistakes are welcome. To put it nicely, I'm still on my testing ground.
It can be two ways:
It's like having my first few bites - chewing while thinking if I can swallow it since I can spit it out if I want to.
or
It's like the first few tries in taking a bitter-tasting medicine that I need to get used to since I need to take it in for a certain time.
To choose which of the two I can relate to more is dependent on what's happening on a day to day basis. There are times something interesting comes along making me choose neither. Still I cannot make make those blissful episodes as sole basis in a life-changing decision.
The worst part:
I know my options - lots of them - but I just cannot decide because I myself don't know yet what I want. It's like I want to try all the possibilities but it's plain impossible without putting something on the line.
And the indecisiveness lingers.
It can be two ways:
It's like having my first few bites - chewing while thinking if I can swallow it since I can spit it out if I want to.
or
It's like the first few tries in taking a bitter-tasting medicine that I need to get used to since I need to take it in for a certain time.
To choose which of the two I can relate to more is dependent on what's happening on a day to day basis. There are times something interesting comes along making me choose neither. Still I cannot make make those blissful episodes as sole basis in a life-changing decision.
The worst part:
I know my options - lots of them - but I just cannot decide because I myself don't know yet what I want. It's like I want to try all the possibilities but it's plain impossible without putting something on the line.
And the indecisiveness lingers.
Peak by KAT-TUN
I gotta say this is the most entertaining performance by KAT-TUN for me. Jin was not on this single, maybe this was recorded when he first left the group to study English abroad (if I am right). Again, they're not the best dancers nor singers but they really are entertaining. This is the most upbeat song that I know they have, the dance-able-type I mean.Kamenashi's voice sounded different here. One of their best singles. Super love this!
Sweet tooth
It was not the best (neither the most good-looking dessert) but the chiffon in between is superb! It's so soft and the sweetness is just perfect. The best part of this dessert was the thin dark chocolate on top -- I can survive just eating those.
A Day can Never be Perfect
The scene: 28th November 2010 is oath-taking day of the new interior designers at the Sunset Pavilion tent of Sofitel Hotel in Manila.
The good:
Meeting my friends after months of getting busy starting our professional lives. Doing stupid things and sharing funny stories are best done with friends.
I got my professional ID card/interior design license! Yeah! (together with a slightly pretty pin from PIID)
A slab (slab not slice, mind you) of lasagna was served -- way better than the dreaded pansit that we were expecting.
Lots of photo shoots took place.
I outsmarted the very eager 'official' PRC photography studio and saved my P1400.
Officially, I am now a member of Philippine Institute of Interior Designers (PIID).
I finally saw my average grade in the board exam. Not bad. If only I studied more seriously..
Sofitel is the best hotel I've been to so far. EDSA Shangri-La is great and grand all right, but Sofitel has better sceneries, landscape designs, and it's more Filipino.
UP was awarded as the top-performing interior design school. Which I think matters more than getting all the top spots in the top ten. *hint: sourgraping. It makes sense though, right?*
The bad:
I had to spend P5550 for everything.
I had to listen to long and boring speeches. My most hated part was long and repetitive greetings. Do they really have to mention ONE by ONE the more or less 20 'significant people ' with their respective long titles (or whatever makes them 'honorable') over and over again? Like what?! I think my ears bled that it almost fell off. Seriously.
I waited for the food to be served at 3pm.
'The others' seemed to be the star of the show since most of the top ten came from them.
I heard all kinds of pambobola saying interior design is *put a good description for a profession here*. Puh-leez. Spare me.
We spent 30 minutes passing by a highway that we just usually can pass through in less than 1 minute.
The worst part is nobody woke me up (or should I say overslept?) that I was not able to talk to my favorite Nihon-jin.
This day is perfect though not quite.
**with Yozora no Mukou and Smile playing**
The good:
Meeting my friends after months of getting busy starting our professional lives. Doing stupid things and sharing funny stories are best done with friends.
I got my professional ID card/interior design license! Yeah! (together with a slightly pretty pin from PIID)
A slab (slab not slice, mind you) of lasagna was served -- way better than the dreaded pansit that we were expecting.
Lots of photo shoots took place.
I outsmarted the very eager 'official' PRC photography studio and saved my P1400.
Officially, I am now a member of Philippine Institute of Interior Designers (PIID).
I finally saw my average grade in the board exam. Not bad. If only I studied more seriously..
Sofitel is the best hotel I've been to so far. EDSA Shangri-La is great and grand all right, but Sofitel has better sceneries, landscape designs, and it's more Filipino.
UP was awarded as the top-performing interior design school. Which I think matters more than getting all the top spots in the top ten. *hint: sourgraping. It makes sense though, right?*
The bad:
I had to spend P5550 for everything.
I had to listen to long and boring speeches. My most hated part was long and repetitive greetings. Do they really have to mention ONE by ONE the more or less 20 'significant people ' with their respective long titles (or whatever makes them 'honorable') over and over again? Like what?! I think my ears bled that it almost fell off. Seriously.
I waited for the food to be served at 3pm.
'The others' seemed to be the star of the show since most of the top ten came from them.
I heard all kinds of pambobola saying interior design is *put a good description for a profession here*. Puh-leez. Spare me.
We spent 30 minutes passing by a highway that we just usually can pass through in less than 1 minute.
The worst part is nobody woke me up (or should I say overslept?) that I was not able to talk to my favorite Nihon-jin.
This day is perfect though not quite.
**with Yozora no Mukou and Smile playing**
It's the time of the year!
The last time I did it was high school. I'm an interior designer all right, but, decorating is just not my thing. Still I had no choice.
For weeks I've been silently complaining why our office doesn't yet have Christmas decorations. Adjacent offices in our floor had their big Christmas tree and garlands flanking their entrances, complete with lights and poinsettias and bells. Compared to them our place looks so gloomy and dark. Just then I figured out our admin manager was just waiting for a good timing to ask my help in decorating. (It is the admin's responsibility and I'm in a different department.) Yesterday my bosses were out somewhere, that makes me alone. They saw it as a perfect time to ask, and so they did. I obliged.
The usual christmas stuff -- garlands, poinsettias, yellow/green/red balls, lights, and a bouquet-like flower/ribbons/leaf arrangements. Ah. I should have taken pictures of it. I and an officer from the admin department together with the electrician and service boys worked. It was fun though, I also was able to talk and get to know more of my officemates. And the best part of it was I was able to bring the Christmas feeling to our humble office!
For weeks I've been silently complaining why our office doesn't yet have Christmas decorations. Adjacent offices in our floor had their big Christmas tree and garlands flanking their entrances, complete with lights and poinsettias and bells. Compared to them our place looks so gloomy and dark. Just then I figured out our admin manager was just waiting for a good timing to ask my help in decorating. (It is the admin's responsibility and I'm in a different department.) Yesterday my bosses were out somewhere, that makes me alone. They saw it as a perfect time to ask, and so they did. I obliged.
The usual christmas stuff -- garlands, poinsettias, yellow/green/red balls, lights, and a bouquet-like flower/ribbons/leaf arrangements. Ah. I should have taken pictures of it. I and an officer from the admin department together with the electrician and service boys worked. It was fun though, I also was able to talk and get to know more of my officemates. And the best part of it was I was able to bring the Christmas feeling to our humble office!
Pretending to be busy
or am I really? Lotsa times I thought of something to write, subjects more sensible than just telling about my day. It's just that these days 24 hours are not enough for sleep and work to fit. Now, I just feel refreshed (though not refreshed enough to write any serious stuff) that's why I was able to blog a little. It's Super Junior time for me -- back to Kpop.
Cartoon KAT-TUN Episode 131 Part 2
This is one of my favorite Cartoon KAT-TUN episodes because it's funny and Ueda was on it. This is a lucky find because it has translations, the video quality is almost perfect as well the audio. I never get tired watching this episode. Love Ueda!
How far can a Pinoy go?
In terms of taking advantage of people, I mean. Today I went to PRC for my license registration. My friends told me it'll be no sweat doing it so I did not expect any hassle to happen. Turns out, today was the day I'll burst out in anger in public. This is how it went:
*After filling up the form and paying all the necessary fees, I called my friend to confirm something*
Me: Did you have your oath forms notarized?
Friend: No we didn't. Just follow the procedures at the back.
Me: Ah. Just as I thought. The girl in the window told me to notarize. (Relieved. A P7 call saved me P200.)
*Proceeded to window 28 to present my requirements.*
Me: Hello po. (While handing my papers to the attending lady with a pleasant face)
Me: I didn't go upstairs for a notary because my friend told me there's no need.
Lady: Ah, you should. (Returning my papers to me while motioning to me to go upstairs.)
Me: But my friends already finished this same registration and they told me they didn't notarize anything. (My voice is now raising.)
Lady: **not saying anything with a face saying do it or I won't assist you.**
*Then that lady suddenly dropped attending me and started assisting other people (most likely 10 people) who were lined up on window 27. So I waited. When she returned to me..**
Me: I don't want to have this notarized because it was not mentioned in the procedures. (I said it with defiance, almost shouting.)
Lady: Then don't. (with a sort-of guilty looking face, maybe she's realizing I found out she's giving me a wrong direction, she started again taking papers from window 27)
Me: I don't want this notarized because it's not in the procedures!! I've done all the procedures so do your thing!! (I was really shouting out of anger.)
Lady: (looking embarrassed with the obviously corrupt practice she wants me to do) Go line up.
*That time I felt all eyes were on me because I was really shouting out loud.. The lady then again left me and did other works instead of receiving papers.*
At that time I really felt like crying out of anger because she's making a fool out of me. When the old lady (another employee assisting in the registration) realized the commotion I was making, she attended to me even if she's busy doing another work. Too bad. I am the type who really pushes what I know is right. Shame on her.
FACT: One form of corruption happening in PRC is they'll advise you to go and have the forms you're passing to be notarized even if it's not necessary. They will make it sound like it's really part of the procedure but it actually is not. All employees, I mean, including the security guards (who most of the people ask for instructions) will normally tell people to do it like it's really essential. Maybe all the people involved in this malpractice gets a commission from the notarizing fees that the lawyer collects. So sickening.
*After filling up the form and paying all the necessary fees, I called my friend to confirm something*
Me: Did you have your oath forms notarized?
Friend: No we didn't. Just follow the procedures at the back.
Me: Ah. Just as I thought. The girl in the window told me to notarize. (Relieved. A P7 call saved me P200.)
*Proceeded to window 28 to present my requirements.*
Me: Hello po. (While handing my papers to the attending lady with a pleasant face)
Me: I didn't go upstairs for a notary because my friend told me there's no need.
Lady: Ah, you should. (Returning my papers to me while motioning to me to go upstairs.)
Me: But my friends already finished this same registration and they told me they didn't notarize anything. (My voice is now raising.)
Lady: **not saying anything with a face saying do it or I won't assist you.**
*Then that lady suddenly dropped attending me and started assisting other people (most likely 10 people) who were lined up on window 27. So I waited. When she returned to me..**
Me: I don't want to have this notarized because it was not mentioned in the procedures. (I said it with defiance, almost shouting.)
Lady: Then don't. (with a sort-of guilty looking face, maybe she's realizing I found out she's giving me a wrong direction, she started again taking papers from window 27)
Me: I don't want this notarized because it's not in the procedures!! I've done all the procedures so do your thing!! (I was really shouting out of anger.)
Lady: (looking embarrassed with the obviously corrupt practice she wants me to do) Go line up.
Me: No I won't. The procedure says I should line up at window 28 not on window 27. ( I was the only one on window 28. I was speaking now fiercely, my anger showing.)
*That time I felt all eyes were on me because I was really shouting out loud.. The lady then again left me and did other works instead of receiving papers.*
At that time I really felt like crying out of anger because she's making a fool out of me. When the old lady (another employee assisting in the registration) realized the commotion I was making, she attended to me even if she's busy doing another work. Too bad. I am the type who really pushes what I know is right. Shame on her.
FACT: One form of corruption happening in PRC is they'll advise you to go and have the forms you're passing to be notarized even if it's not necessary. They will make it sound like it's really part of the procedure but it actually is not. All employees, I mean, including the security guards (who most of the people ask for instructions) will normally tell people to do it like it's really essential. Maybe all the people involved in this malpractice gets a commission from the notarizing fees that the lawyer collects. So sickening.
KAT-TUN art by Dreamhuntress (Flicker)
I found this fabulous computer-edited picture of KAT-TUN on http://www.flickr.com/photos/dreamhuntress_aka_roterwind/4524365383/. They wore this outfit in their D-Motion music video. I was really amazed. Two thumbs up to the creator! I super love this!
You call me crazy?
I love dogs. Wherever I am, whenever I see a dog, no matter how far I am from them, I say hi to them. Sounds so stupid I know but it's something that comes naturally. I try to be careful of not doing it when I'm with so many people. It's just that sometimes I slip and even ask the dog what he's doing. A stare back makes me happy, a bark makes me happier! A sight of dogs naughtily playing around with other dogs or with their owners genuinely uplifts my mood. And at the same time, seeing a dog eating from the trash breaks my heart.
When it comes to our dog, Tiny, I talk to him seriously. My family calls me crazy when I make funny voices when talking to our dog, I even sometimes make my own song just calling him. And I don't really mind them.I hug him anytime I want, whether he stinks or not. I'm also overprotective when it comes to letting him walk around the village by himself. I decide if he'll go out or not (Usually Papa walks him outside).
My passion for dogs made me want to help or even contribute to PAWS or PETA. It's just now I still don't have the resources to do so. I asked my friend,
Me: "Am I being unfair of wanting to help animals instead of people?
Friend: "No. People choose who they want to reach out for.In your case you want to help animals. It's not bad at all. If not you, who will help them? "
Yeah I'm crazy.
When it comes to our dog, Tiny, I talk to him seriously. My family calls me crazy when I make funny voices when talking to our dog, I even sometimes make my own song just calling him. And I don't really mind them.I hug him anytime I want, whether he stinks or not. I'm also overprotective when it comes to letting him walk around the village by himself. I decide if he'll go out or not (Usually Papa walks him outside).
My passion for dogs made me want to help or even contribute to PAWS or PETA. It's just now I still don't have the resources to do so. I asked my friend,
Me: "Am I being unfair of wanting to help animals instead of people?
Friend: "No. People choose who they want to reach out for.In your case you want to help animals. It's not bad at all. If not you, who will help them? "
Yeah I'm crazy.
Yozora no Mukou (KAT-TUN version)
A SMAP original, remade by KAT-TUN. They didn't change much, except for the "Ooooh," of Kamenashi at the beginning. Even the whistle they imitated. Maybe this is their way of paying respect to an old classic. Is it old anyway? It sounds so boyband-ish. And as usual, I love Kamenashi's eyebrows and Ueda's shoulders! Gah!
Going! by KaT-TUN
Ah. It's like love at first sight. My heart melts when I hear this. I swear, if I saw a record of KaT-TUN in any record bars, I'll buy it in a heartbeat. Ah. KaT-TUN.
A Compliment or Pahaging?
There are some times when my architect boss would invite me over the conference room for a short pep talk. He would always say he wants to see me prove my talent or showcase my skills or prove my worth to go up a notch in the company in the future or anything that has a similar meaning to those. I totally appreciate it, definitely. I take those short moments like a coach prepping up his players.
But somewhere inside my brain, those were interpreted differently.What if those talks were a nice way of saying I must step it up a little bit because I'm not doing enough? Well, I'm not 100% satisfied with my outputs lately so yeah, maybe I'd like to take it that way. Though it really hurts my ego to hear that from someone, that's the reality of life. Someone has to slap the butt of a horse to make it start running.
But somewhere inside my brain, those were interpreted differently.What if those talks were a nice way of saying I must step it up a little bit because I'm not doing enough? Well, I'm not 100% satisfied with my outputs lately so yeah, maybe I'd like to take it that way. Though it really hurts my ego to hear that from someone, that's the reality of life. Someone has to slap the butt of a horse to make it start running.
Souls, anyone?
Do you believe in ghosts?
I don't. But I believe humans have souls.
So ghosts are not souls?
Maybe, as other people who believe in them claim to be. Or maybe not.
How do you visualize souls?
Do I have to? I don't think so.
You think souls go directly go to heaven, or purgatory or hell?
Yes.
So the 'supernatural' is a myth?
Can't say it is.
What is 'supernatural' then?
Anything science cannot yet explain.
You think science can prove the existence of ghosts/souls?
You mean something like proving God really exists?
Do you think science can explain everything?
Everything is a very vast word. I don't think it's impossible. Though I'm not sure how long will it take to explain 'everything'.
I don't. But I believe humans have souls.
So ghosts are not souls?
Maybe, as other people who believe in them claim to be. Or maybe not.
How do you visualize souls?
Do I have to? I don't think so.
You think souls go directly go to heaven, or purgatory or hell?
Yes.
So the 'supernatural' is a myth?
Can't say it is.
What is 'supernatural' then?
Anything science cannot yet explain.
You think science can prove the existence of ghosts/souls?
You mean something like proving God really exists?
Do you think science can explain everything?
Everything is a very vast word. I don't think it's impossible. Though I'm not sure how long will it take to explain 'everything'.
Sunset - Condo Design
Just recently I have finished a condo design for a show unit in one of the company's properties in Cebu as ordered by my architect boss. This is the first time I'm posting my design online. I just want to try. This a 2-bedroom unit. Here are some shots, not yet photoshopped, directly from the 3d model.
Temporary Freedom
Ah. The taste of freedom after finishing tons and tons of worries, it's the greatest feeling. We just need to to some actions to get everything done. Planning is not enough. Take it from me.
Love Yourself - Kimi ga kirai nai kimi ga suki by KAT-TUN
Here I go again as a fan girl. I like Kamenashi here the best because he's so gay -- his head flips and squints. Though I'm a bit unsure about his red lip-patterned coat. It's rare for me to say this but I also like Akanishi's restrained dancing. Ueda's smile when he said 'suki' made my heart skip a beat! Things like these anchor me to reality I still am able to love! *deep sigh*
Me Lucky Not!
I always tell people I don't believe in luck. Though I admit sometimes I really want to believe that I have it with me, luck, that is. For me, everything happens for a reason, everything should be properly justified. Like if I tripped over a flat pavement in front of my ultimate crush's house who happens to be looking through his window down the street where I am in, it doesn't mean I'm unlucky. I was just plain clumsy or maybe I don't walk properly, or maybe I was too thrilled to see my crush that I forgot to walk or maybe the shoes I'm wearing might have some defects that made me trip over. There can be lots of explanations. Moot point: it's not about being lucky or not.
But once I get an achievement, everything changes. My point of view takes a 180 degree turn. For example graduating with honors, I never thought of it as something I worked hard for. I believe I was just plain lucky to have the recognition. Never in my wildest dream that I'll admit I deserve it nor I really aimed for it. Yes, I believe that was just luck.
I don't know. It's a bit twisted. Maybe I am just fooling myself. Maybe.
But once I get an achievement, everything changes. My point of view takes a 180 degree turn. For example graduating with honors, I never thought of it as something I worked hard for. I believe I was just plain lucky to have the recognition. Never in my wildest dream that I'll admit I deserve it nor I really aimed for it. Yes, I believe that was just luck.
I don't know. It's a bit twisted. Maybe I am just fooling myself. Maybe.
Sneakers and Jeans
I miss wearing my ol' comfortable chuck and wrangler jeans. Who the hell says I cannot look presentable in that outfit?
Random (4 counts)
I like it when you hate it.
I want to give it up when it's mine.
I crave for it when I don't have it.
* * *
It still feels empty even if I am loaded. It's just not the same if it's not you I'm doing it with.
* * *
Dependence/Addiction
It was like venom creeping through my bloodstream.
Silently it swallowed me part by part.
The process was masked as something satisfying, something euphoric.
Next thing I knew I was wholly devoured.
Logic didn't work.
Now I suffer the consequences.
* * *
Am I just plain unfortunate?
Or is it the invisible hands of f*te responsible?
I want to give it up when it's mine.
I crave for it when I don't have it.
* * *
It still feels empty even if I am loaded. It's just not the same if it's not you I'm doing it with.
* * *
Dependence/Addiction
It was like venom creeping through my bloodstream.
Silently it swallowed me part by part.
The process was masked as something satisfying, something euphoric.
Next thing I knew I was wholly devoured.
Logic didn't work.
Now I suffer the consequences.
* * *
Am I just plain unfortunate?
Or is it the invisible hands of f*te responsible?
What can I say?
First week at work, over and done. What can I say? I'm lucky with my two bosses. They're both nice people. Maybe I'll find them great as we go along. I love the office design, as I expected from one of the biggest conglomerates in the Philippines. Having a cubicle of my own feels like sooner or later I'll carve out a small world for myself. Aside from the faulty pc that cannot connect to the main domain and the telephone line that cannot receive calls (it sucks), everything is almost great.
Making friends -- maybe I had in my first week but in a different department and different floor. (I'm on the 34th.) People in the same department (more or less 30 divided in various divisions) as me, I think are friendly. It's just that I'm not the type who blabbers and puts an effort in connecting to the people around me. But there's a particular supervisor/head/director of a different division that I dread because she shouts and doesn't really smile. My Boss even admitted that she's really strict (he didn't include her in his list of trusted people on our floor). Though I'm not her direct subordinate, I still am under her. Tsk.
First week and I had to thank so many people already. Soon, maybe as I get my first paycheck or this coming Christmas, I can get something for them.
**It's hard to decide what to wear.**
**For the first time I was late.**
Making friends -- maybe I had in my first week but in a different department and different floor. (I'm on the 34th.) People in the same department (more or less 30 divided in various divisions) as me, I think are friendly. It's just that I'm not the type who blabbers and puts an effort in connecting to the people around me. But there's a particular supervisor/head/director of a different division that I dread because she shouts and doesn't really smile. My Boss even admitted that she's really strict (he didn't include her in his list of trusted people on our floor). Though I'm not her direct subordinate, I still am under her. Tsk.
First week and I had to thank so many people already. Soon, maybe as I get my first paycheck or this coming Christmas, I can get something for them.
**It's hard to decide what to wear.**
**For the first time I was late.**
University of Philippines on top again!
One thing is for sure, aside from our family and friends, UP pride is equally one of the strongest driving force for us to make the cut. We did it for our well-loved university. UP Fight!
I passed the 2010 Interior Design board exam!
Roll of Successful Examinees in the INTERIOR DESIGN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 & FF. DAYS Page: 2 of 4
Released on OCTOBER 13, 2010
1 ABINAL, MARY JOYCE LOMIBAO
2 ADRIANO, LAURICE JIMENEZ
3 ALTUNA, KIMBERLY DANIELLE PUENTEBELLA
4 AMPER, JAN-IBEN PRIMACIO
5 ANTONIO, KAROL ANN PEDROSO
6 ARAZA, ELAINE KRYSTEL TRIA
7 ARBOLEDA, CANDICE MEDINA
8 ARCILLA, CRISETTE EVELYN BALTAZAR
9 ASUNCION, MARTHA ANNE DIAZ DE RIVERA
10 BACANI, ANNA CLARISSA HERNANDEZ
11 BELLEZA, KATRINA KIMBERLY CASQUEJO
12 BRASILEÑO, LYNNE INOCENCIO
13 BRION, JAN BRIAN SACAY
14 BUENAFE, BIANCA GARCIA
15 BUYAWE, DIVINE GUIMBATAN
16 CABATAC, RAQUEL ANGELIQUE MORENA
17 CAMUA, MA CARMINA SANTIAGO
18 CANDAZA, REMA PLAZA
19 CAPISTRANO, JOANNA MARIE AVENDAÑO
20 CAPUNO, NIÑA BHERNADETTE ALCAZAR
21 CARANDANG, KRYZTLE VERONICA CORDERO
22 CASTRO, JOHN PAOLO CONSTANTINO
23 CHAM, FRANCES ELAINE TIU
24 CIRERA, PATRICIA CAMILLE RIBO
25 CLARINO, MARIA MONICA NODA
26 CO, JACQUELINE TAN
27 CO, LICELLE YANG
28 COLMO, MAILA ANZON
29 CONCEPCION, KAREN ANN MONTANO
30 CORTEJOS, SARAH GRACE ZAPATOS
31 CRUZ, ANGELO EMMANUEL DAMIAN
32 DAYON, KATHLEEN MAE ONG
33 DE GUZMAN, FRANCES KIM TIZON
34 DEL MUNDO, ANGELO VENCI SARMIENTO
35 DELA FUENTE, KATHERYN ROSS BUZETA
36 DIMSON, CAMILLE SAN LUIS
37 DOMINGO, MA FERMINA BAUTISTA
38 DORADO, GLENNERY ANNE AGUIHAP
39 DUMA, PAMELA MARIE AKIA
40 DUMALAOG, MELISA VICENCIO
41 ESTACIO, ACELINE GRAZIEL MANALASTAS
42 ESTUR, JAMES ANDREW LUNA
43 EUSEBIO, KZAR ALFEL CHAN
44 FERNANDEZ, JAIME JR TAGUINOD
45 FIGUEROA, ANNA MARGARITA MANARANG
46 FLORES, KARL ALEN MARAMBA
47 FRANCISCO, LARRY JAMES VERGA
48 GALLARDO, CHERRIE ROSE GLORIOSO
49 GARCIA, CARELL ANNE ROSE DICTAAN
50 GIMAO, MARY GRACE FERRERAS
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
INTERIOR DESIGN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 & FF. DAYS Page: 3 of 4
Released on OCTOBER 13, 2010
Seq. No. N a m e
51 GO, CAREN JADE DY MIRANDA
52 GO, SHEENA LYN MALICAY
53 GOMEZ, ELOISA CONSUELO RODRIGUEZ
54 GOMEZ, JEREMIAH BOLAÑOS
55 GUEVARRA, AYLA MARIE MAE TABORA
56 GUNDAY, EPHRAIM VALLES
57 JUNTEREAL, LEIA IRINA PEREGRINA
58 LEE, JANET LO
59 LEE, REGINE BEATRICE GOW
60 LIM, FREIDA DIANE LEE
61 LIM, LIANNE STEFFI SY
62 LIM, LYN COBAR
63 LIWANAG, MARIANNE GUINTO
64 LO, JOY CELENE SY
65 LOO, CARLA TRICIA TY
66 LOPEZ, MA KATRINA CAGUINGIN
67 LUCAS, CHARLENE JOYCE CENTENO
68 LUISTRO, RENELEE APOLONIO
69 LUMELAY, JOHN ROMEO TALIPING
70 MADAMBA, DAGNY MICHAELA LIMPOCO
71 MANINGAS, MARIA PAMELA MENDIOLA
72 MANTUHAC, RYAN JAMES CABALUNA
73 MANUEL, KATHARINE MARGARET LOZARE
74 MARAMAG, ATHENA BAQUERO
75 MARCOS, MARK DONIEGO
76 MARQUEZ, EPIPHANY TANGKEKO
77 MASADO, TRICIA GRACE ALAVA
78 MIRAZOL, JAMIE ANDREA DALIDA
79 MITRA, JOANNE GRACE SILVERIO
80 MONTECILLO, ELENA CLARISSE ENRIQUEZ
81 NGO, JOY MERRYL DARANCIANG
82 OLONDRIZ, ANGELINA ROSA FRANCISCO
83 ONG, DIANNE DANICA GABRENTINA
84 ORENSE, KRISTINE JOY FRANCO
85 PAGLICAUAN, CHARINE MAE LADRA
86 PANTIG, TERWIN IVY MARCELO
87 PECKSON, MARIA KRISTEN PERFECTO
88 PEREIRA, MARIANNE IVAN LOPEZ
89 PEREZ, MARK STEVEN MENDOZA
90 PEREZ, RHEA JOY POQUIZ
91 PRATS, MA REGINA SANTOS
92 RADAN, MA CLARINDA DELA CRUZ
93 RALLETA, JADELINE RAMOS
94 RAMOS, CARINES ANGELINE PAGTAKHAN
95 RAYMUNDO, KRIZZIA MAE EBAITE
96 RESTITUTO, NICOLE ALESSANDRA LOPEZ
97 REYES, CLARISSE ANNE MALVAR
98 REYES, RIA KAREN VELASCO
99 REÑON, MARIA CHRISTINA SOBENG
100 RIVERA, IRENE LANDAYAN
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
INTERIOR DESIGN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 & FF. DAYS Page: 4 of 4
Released on OCTOBER 13, 2010
Seq. No. N a m e
101 RONQUILLO, CLAUBELLE DICOLEN
102 SAGARBARRIA, ANNA CHRISTINA BORJA
103 SAJONAS, JASON REYES
104 SAMSON, MARIA REGINA PANLILIO
105 SANTIAGO, KATHRINA DIANNE CUEBILLAS
106 SANTOS, MARY GRACE GENOVEA
107 SAYO, PAOLO JUAN CRUZ
108 SENA, MIZRAIME ANNE BALBUENA
109 SORRONDA, DANE NESTLE MANTE
110 TAN, BARBY ANN LIM
111 TAN, FATIMA BIANCA TANG
112 TAN, JOANNA ROSE NG
113 TAN, KRISTINE MARIE DE GUIA
114 TAN, SHEILA LYNN CHOI
115 TANTONGCO, CHRISTINE NG
116 TEH, JORDANA JANICE SY
117 TING, KATHLEEN CAMILLE TAN
118 TIRTHDAS, ANDREA ANN TANQUINTIC
119 TOPICO, MARIE STEPHANIE DELA CRUZ
120 TUDAS, LEA LYSA RODIS
121 TUPAZ, KAREN TORRICO
122 UBALDO, ORPHELLE LIZZA MARTINEZ
123 VALENCIA, LORENZO III QUIMSON
124 VALONDO, CHARLENE MARGUERITE LAMBERTE
125 VERGARA, JODY ANN ASUNCION
126 VILLAMAR, MA KARENINA IMMACULATA CANGCO
127 VILLANUEVA, CLARICE RAMIREZ
128 VILLANUEVA, MARIANNE RAMOS
129 VILLAROSA, VERA NADINE SURQUIA
130 VILLENA, JOANNA ARENAS
131 VISTRO, MARIE GENEVIEVE LUZETTE BALBIN
NOTHING FOLLOWS----------------------
**Jesus, you really love me so much! Thank you!**
Held on SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 & FF. DAYS Page: 2 of 4
Released on OCTOBER 13, 2010
1 ABINAL, MARY JOYCE LOMIBAO
2 ADRIANO, LAURICE JIMENEZ
3 ALTUNA, KIMBERLY DANIELLE PUENTEBELLA
4 AMPER, JAN-IBEN PRIMACIO
5 ANTONIO, KAROL ANN PEDROSO
6 ARAZA, ELAINE KRYSTEL TRIA
7 ARBOLEDA, CANDICE MEDINA
8 ARCILLA, CRISETTE EVELYN BALTAZAR
9 ASUNCION, MARTHA ANNE DIAZ DE RIVERA
10 BACANI, ANNA CLARISSA HERNANDEZ
11 BELLEZA, KATRINA KIMBERLY CASQUEJO
12 BRASILEÑO, LYNNE INOCENCIO
13 BRION, JAN BRIAN SACAY
14 BUENAFE, BIANCA GARCIA
15 BUYAWE, DIVINE GUIMBATAN
16 CABATAC, RAQUEL ANGELIQUE MORENA
17 CAMUA, MA CARMINA SANTIAGO
18 CANDAZA, REMA PLAZA
19 CAPISTRANO, JOANNA MARIE AVENDAÑO
20 CAPUNO, NIÑA BHERNADETTE ALCAZAR
21 CARANDANG, KRYZTLE VERONICA CORDERO
22 CASTRO, JOHN PAOLO CONSTANTINO
23 CHAM, FRANCES ELAINE TIU
24 CIRERA, PATRICIA CAMILLE RIBO
25 CLARINO, MARIA MONICA NODA
26 CO, JACQUELINE TAN
27 CO, LICELLE YANG
28 COLMO, MAILA ANZON
29 CONCEPCION, KAREN ANN MONTANO
30 CORTEJOS, SARAH GRACE ZAPATOS
31 CRUZ, ANGELO EMMANUEL DAMIAN
32 DAYON, KATHLEEN MAE ONG
33 DE GUZMAN, FRANCES KIM TIZON
34 DEL MUNDO, ANGELO VENCI SARMIENTO
35 DELA FUENTE, KATHERYN ROSS BUZETA
36 DIMSON, CAMILLE SAN LUIS
37 DOMINGO, MA FERMINA BAUTISTA
38 DORADO, GLENNERY ANNE AGUIHAP
39 DUMA, PAMELA MARIE AKIA
40 DUMALAOG, MELISA VICENCIO
41 ESTACIO, ACELINE GRAZIEL MANALASTAS
42 ESTUR, JAMES ANDREW LUNA
43 EUSEBIO, KZAR ALFEL CHAN
44 FERNANDEZ, JAIME JR TAGUINOD
45 FIGUEROA, ANNA MARGARITA MANARANG
46 FLORES, KARL ALEN MARAMBA
47 FRANCISCO, LARRY JAMES VERGA
48 GALLARDO, CHERRIE ROSE GLORIOSO
49 GARCIA, CARELL ANNE ROSE DICTAAN
50 GIMAO, MARY GRACE FERRERAS
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
INTERIOR DESIGN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 & FF. DAYS Page: 3 of 4
Released on OCTOBER 13, 2010
Seq. No. N a m e
51 GO, CAREN JADE DY MIRANDA
52 GO, SHEENA LYN MALICAY
53 GOMEZ, ELOISA CONSUELO RODRIGUEZ
54 GOMEZ, JEREMIAH BOLAÑOS
55 GUEVARRA, AYLA MARIE MAE TABORA
56 GUNDAY, EPHRAIM VALLES
57 JUNTEREAL, LEIA IRINA PEREGRINA
58 LEE, JANET LO
59 LEE, REGINE BEATRICE GOW
60 LIM, FREIDA DIANE LEE
61 LIM, LIANNE STEFFI SY
62 LIM, LYN COBAR
63 LIWANAG, MARIANNE GUINTO
64 LO, JOY CELENE SY
65 LOO, CARLA TRICIA TY
66 LOPEZ, MA KATRINA CAGUINGIN
67 LUCAS, CHARLENE JOYCE CENTENO
68 LUISTRO, RENELEE APOLONIO
69 LUMELAY, JOHN ROMEO TALIPING
70 MADAMBA, DAGNY MICHAELA LIMPOCO
71 MANINGAS, MARIA PAMELA MENDIOLA
72 MANTUHAC, RYAN JAMES CABALUNA
73 MANUEL, KATHARINE MARGARET LOZARE
74 MARAMAG, ATHENA BAQUERO
75 MARCOS, MARK DONIEGO
76 MARQUEZ, EPIPHANY TANGKEKO
77 MASADO, TRICIA GRACE ALAVA
78 MIRAZOL, JAMIE ANDREA DALIDA
79 MITRA, JOANNE GRACE SILVERIO
80 MONTECILLO, ELENA CLARISSE ENRIQUEZ
81 NGO, JOY MERRYL DARANCIANG
82 OLONDRIZ, ANGELINA ROSA FRANCISCO
83 ONG, DIANNE DANICA GABRENTINA
84 ORENSE, KRISTINE JOY FRANCO
85 PAGLICAUAN, CHARINE MAE LADRA
86 PANTIG, TERWIN IVY MARCELO
87 PECKSON, MARIA KRISTEN PERFECTO
88 PEREIRA, MARIANNE IVAN LOPEZ
89 PEREZ, MARK STEVEN MENDOZA
90 PEREZ, RHEA JOY POQUIZ
91 PRATS, MA REGINA SANTOS
92 RADAN, MA CLARINDA DELA CRUZ
93 RALLETA, JADELINE RAMOS
94 RAMOS, CARINES ANGELINE PAGTAKHAN
95 RAYMUNDO, KRIZZIA MAE EBAITE
96 RESTITUTO, NICOLE ALESSANDRA LOPEZ
97 REYES, CLARISSE ANNE MALVAR
98 REYES, RIA KAREN VELASCO
99 REÑON, MARIA CHRISTINA SOBENG
100 RIVERA, IRENE LANDAYAN
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
INTERIOR DESIGN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 & FF. DAYS Page: 4 of 4
Released on OCTOBER 13, 2010
Seq. No. N a m e
101 RONQUILLO, CLAUBELLE DICOLEN
102 SAGARBARRIA, ANNA CHRISTINA BORJA
103 SAJONAS, JASON REYES
104 SAMSON, MARIA REGINA PANLILIO
105 SANTIAGO, KATHRINA DIANNE CUEBILLAS
106 SANTOS, MARY GRACE GENOVEA
107 SAYO, PAOLO JUAN CRUZ
108 SENA, MIZRAIME ANNE BALBUENA
109 SORRONDA, DANE NESTLE MANTE
110 TAN, BARBY ANN LIM
111 TAN, FATIMA BIANCA TANG
112 TAN, JOANNA ROSE NG
113 TAN, KRISTINE MARIE DE GUIA
114 TAN, SHEILA LYNN CHOI
115 TANTONGCO, CHRISTINE NG
116 TEH, JORDANA JANICE SY
117 TING, KATHLEEN CAMILLE TAN
118 TIRTHDAS, ANDREA ANN TANQUINTIC
119 TOPICO, MARIE STEPHANIE DELA CRUZ
120 TUDAS, LEA LYSA RODIS
121 TUPAZ, KAREN TORRICO
122 UBALDO, ORPHELLE LIZZA MARTINEZ
123 VALENCIA, LORENZO III QUIMSON
124 VALONDO, CHARLENE MARGUERITE LAMBERTE
125 VERGARA, JODY ANN ASUNCION
126 VILLAMAR, MA KARENINA IMMACULATA CANGCO
127 VILLANUEVA, CLARICE RAMIREZ
128 VILLANUEVA, MARIANNE RAMOS
129 VILLAROSA, VERA NADINE SURQUIA
130 VILLENA, JOANNA ARENAS
131 VISTRO, MARIE GENEVIEVE LUZETTE BALBIN
NOTHING FOLLOWS----------------------
**Jesus, you really love me so much! Thank you!**
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