Woman vs. herself

Thursday, February 26, 2009

And I blog again.YES!
I've been busy at work lately and will continue being busy for the following days. I plurked this day : "I hate myself". Some friends reacted, so am I. I think this is the first time I told myself "I hate you".

My sister used to call me 'nars' as in narcisist, simply because they always hear me say "I love myself" and because I love posting pictures of myself on my social networking sites. But I know my sister doesn't go beyond that reason. She knows how much I love them and how I just love them unconditionally.

But yes, I love myself. I always say that. I have all the reasons to say so. I'm always thankful for what I am capable of. But at one point in our lives, there's this phase that we have to accept what we're not capable of. But that's not the main reason why I hate myself this day. It's because I know that I am not helping myself. I wish I could be more than yesterday. I tend to get stuck in mediocrity. And I hate it.

And the first step to move forward is to assess and accept who I am today. Then do something out of it. The room for improvement is always open, I just have to enter it.

But yes, like what my mom and my other half always tell me. Never hate yourself. I owe myself an apology. I should have said, "I hate what I did today". And yes Joy, I miss you. You should regain back who you used to be when you were determined to reach your goals. And yes, I love you.

Believe in yourself. you can do it.


Online roses

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Ever wondered how a lovely bouquet of rose ends up in your doorstep after you order it online?



INQUIRER.net reporter Marjorie Gorospe visits the rose farm of the Philippine Cut Flower Corporation (PCFC) in Tagaytay to find out how roses are nurtured in high-tech greenhouses, packaged and delivered to local and foreign clients. Arnold Andaya, PCFC vice president for operations, also explains how they operate a full scale rose production they started in 1983. Video taken by INQUIRER.net production specialist Janie Octia.

Happy Valentine's day everyone!

two stories of everyday people

Monday, February 9, 2009

May mga tao tayong nakikilala araw-araw ngunit hindi lang natin masyadong nabibigyan ng pansin.
Pero sa tuwing may mga tao akong nakikilala na nagrereklamo sa buhay, lagi ko silang inaaya na manood ng show namin na everyday people. dito, yung mga taong nakakakita lang ng ikabubuhay sa mga simpleng bagay at may mga simpleng hiling din sa buhay.

itong unang video, si mang Fleur



eto naman sina Marlene at Bernard

Discovering Panglao and Loboc in BOHOL

Friday, February 6, 2009



BOHOL, Philippines--Panglao island is one of the major tourist attractions in the province because it offers respite from crowded beaches. INQUIRER.net reporter Marjorie Gorospe explores the island and discovers locals and tourists savoring the peace and quiet in this beautiful island. Video taken by INQUIRER.net production specialist Rastle Lozano.






Alter Larawan and Armando de Aser are among those making an honest living as "bangkeros" or boatmen who are paid to take tourists island-hopping. Video report by INQUIRER.net reporter Marjorie Gorospe. Video taken production specialist Rastle Lozano.




BOHOL, Philippines-- Loboc River is known for its floating restaurants and scenic views that attract both foreign and local tourists. To complete the experience, visitors are treated to mouth-watering food and relaxing entertainment by locals while on board this floating eatery. INQUIRER.net reporter Marjorie Gorospe also discovers the local culture and the people behind the local tours. Video taken by INQUIRER.net production specialist Rastle Lozano.

Dahil wala pa akong maisip kung anong ibablog ko, panoorin nyo muna ang aming gala sa Bohol last year. I'll surely go back to this place.

ENJOY watching.sensya na nag-shades ako, nakakasilaw kasi talaga.

LOST GENERATION

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

I just saw this video of LOST GENERATION dahil na rin sa pagfoforward sa akin ng aking mabait na opismeyt. It's truly moving and touching even in its simplest form.

Para sa mga naniniwala na ang ating generation ay "lost" at pra sa mga naniniwala na pwede pa itong baguhin.. para sa mga taong naniniwala na hindi tayo "APATHETIC"..
at hindi pera ang sukatan ng tunay na kaligayan...
para sa mga naniniwala that each of has can make a difference for our country...
and willing to reverse the so called "lost generation,"

I highly reccommend this video:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42E2fAWM6rA

 
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