I just woke up.. I dreamed of a guy I haven’t met. He works in the same office. He’s a manager. I was given half of the cheese and ham bread (though I don’t know why its half). I didn’t really accept it because I’m already eating noodles.
I came across this online quiz and it’s a bit accurate for me…
(Link above)
Your view on yourself:
You are down-to-earth and people like you because you are
so straightforward. You are an efficient problem solver because you will listen
to both sides of an argument before making a decision that usually appeals to
both parties.
The type of girlfriend/boyfriend you are looking for:
You like serious, smart and determined people. You don't
judge a book by its cover, so good-looking people aren't necessarily your style.
This makes you an attractive person in many people's eyes.
Your readiness to commit to a relationship:
You are ready to commit as soon as you meet the right
person. And you believe you will pretty much know as soon as you might that
person.
The seriousness of your love:
Your have very sensible tactics when approaching the
opposite sex. In many ways people find your straightforwardness attractive, so
you will find yourself with plenty of dates.
Your views on education
Education is very important in life. You want to study hard
and learn as much as you can.
The right job for you:
You have plenty of dream jobs but have little chance of
doing any of them if you don't focus on something in particular. You need to
choose something and go for it to be happy and achieve success.
How do you view success:
You are confident that you will be successful in your
chosen career and nothing will stop you from trying.
What are you most afraid of:
You are afraid of things that you cannot control. Sometimes
you show your anger to cover up how you feel.
Who is your true self:
You are mature, reasonable, honest and give good advice.
People ask for your comments on all sorts of different issues. Sometimes you
might find yourself in a dilemma when trapped with a problem, which your heart
rather than your head needs to solve.
it's supposed to be our Monthsary today.. 8 years and 5 months... but, this is it...
me: im cryin like hell friend: u ok me: no friend: i mean wuts goin on? me: i told u dat my bf in in thehospital ryt. he broke up with me today, he called r landline... he said it will nt work anymore/dats 8yrs my bestfriend isnt sure if she can see me tonight... im still in cainta... trying to hold my sobs cz dont wnt my mom to worry abt me friend: wuts his reasons? aside from heath how is he doin now? me: i felt bad yesterday cz he didnt let me go there... i know its my fault, i txtd him, ok, u dont need me anyways, go with your so called friends cz his highschool friends visited him dat morning /i had to finish hrpro and its arnd 4pm when i finished/ he said dont go there anymore friend: he's just hurt that's why he told u that me: thn his mom called saying he's asking her to get some of his tings from me/i texted him and told him, i wanna talk to him first before he asks his mom to get his tings from me friend: good me: he called ds morning, he sounded so cold/ he said, it wont work, thanks and sorry ha friend: he is just upset/u say things u dnt mean if yur upset/and mad just be more patient with him with his situation me: well, dats somethin he never dared telling me.. i know its for real...
I sent it… after such a long time; I found the guts to update my Resume and sent it to another company. This time, I am applying for a Managerial Position. I will not settle for 2nd best. I guess, I really wanted to be a Call center Manager. I just don’t know when will it become a reality but I know I can make it – BIG!
A lot of things to consider and think about… I wish I’ll have the courage. I feel so alone but I am not stopping… I promise to make it Big – whatever that word means…(teary eyed…)
My agents and I went to Seafood Island in Araneta Center. We ate lunch there and chitchat. It was a fun afternoon. After that, Angel, Aileen and I went to Shopwise to buy diapers for my Dad, Then we went back to Libertad and had our hair rebonded. I had so much fun and it was a breather… I wish, my sister JK was here so that I can take her there.. the way they rebond the hair looks so natural! My Mom just had a hair color last week and we have to wait 1 more month before I can take her there and have her hair done too,
Here’s how I look…
After the fun, here’s the rain again…
10/21 CSAT is so freakin bad. I want to keep the Team. Please pray that we’d really get great results fast! Time is running out!
Pls read: Advice from an experienced flood victim October 2, 2009 — royalflare
I got this article through the one of my yahoo groups. Thought it would be a good read for everyone especially after what happened during the Ondoy typhoon.
From an experienced flood victim By Gwendolyn So
Unbeknownst to many, my family and I are experts when it comes to flooding. By this I mean that for almost 10 years when we lived in a low part of Sto. Domingo Street in Quezon City , we experienced flooding INSIDE the house at least once a year and if I remember correctly, sometimes it was twice or even thrice a year.
The first time it happened we were in shock, but as it happened more and more it became routine. Here are some nuggets of wisdom that may help:
1. I learned that once the water reaches knee level, the gates can’t be opened anymore because of the water pressure. We thought we still had time to take the cars out but realized we were trapped. That time our cars submerged. Make sure you know which area near your residence is considered higher ground and take your cars there EARLY.
2. Do not despair so much if your cars submerge. They can be fixed. It’s expensive and takes a long time for the smell to go away, but it’s not the end of the world. After the flood, just let the car dry. We were still able to use our Hi-Ace and Mitsubishi Lancer despite their having been half submerged in floodwaters.
3. I learned that heavy stuff, like the ref and shelves, FLOAT. So every year from then on, we would TIE DOWN heavy appliances like the ref (too heavy to carry upstairs but in latter years we did lug it all the way up to the 2nd floor), the big shelves with wedding souvenirs and knick knacks and my dad’s collection of wine. How did we do that? Tie them to the windows.
4. Adrenalin will give you superpowers once you decide you’re not afraid of a little water and start saving what you can. In my case, it was my collection of books. They’re not rare first editions but regular books. However, I love my books and I’m not letting them drown! I was able to move and carry our heavy sofa powered by my body’s own adrenalin hormone.
5. You can have fun in the midst of disaster so I took out our cameras and starting taking pictures. It was to make everyone have a good laugh as we surveyed the chaos around us, the cockroaches and rats swimming by, the black inky spots of oily stuff occasionally floating around.
6. Apparently, no matter how much you’re enjoying yourself frolicking in the water and saving what you can, once the cold water reaches your chest (especially your nipples), you start to shiver and it gets hard to breathe. This is the time to give up and go upstairs.
7. If your electricity stays on, go to the switch box and turn off all the electric outlets downstairs but not upstairs.
8. Cleaning after the flood is a pain. Once the waters recede, you are left with mud everywhere. They stick so you have to get the hose and start using the walis tingting (how do you say this in English? It’s a broom made of just think twigs/sticks tied together in a thick bundle). You just keep the water running and sweep, sweep, sweep like there’s no tomorrow.
9. You must scrub the walls with disinfectant. If you only rinse with water, it will still smell. We used Lysol. Scrub, scrub, scrub like there’s no tomorrow.
10. First time water got inside our house, we didn’t know we had to use Lysol and that the drying process is super vital. So, after a few days, there was this nauseating smell and later we found molds growing everywhere! We had returned the furniture and appliances to their normal places and the walls behind grew molds. Yuck!!!
11. We were still able to use our ref that floated in flood waters. Just clean and clean and dry and dry.
12. Once electricity is available, get out all your fans and dry everything thoroughly.
13. Yes, paint will peel off and wooden drawers and shelves deform. Salvage what can be used. Once they dry, it’s still ok but sometimes the drawers get stuck because the wood expanded so you have no choice but to destroy it because icky water is still trapped inside.
14. Wait at least 2 to 3 days to dry everything. Use fans and hairdryers. Do not, I repeat, do not be in a hurry to return stuff you saved to their original places.
15. Have this mindset: Ah, it’s good Im now forced to do a general cleaning of my house. Now I have no choice but to do it.
It is easy to go insane after this kind of calamity, to despair of the material things we lost (especially the cars), but please be thankful you got away with your life and that of your family and loved ones
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