me and my randomness

just me

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Can this be it?

One time, when I was fixing my schedule for walkthroughs, I realized something. I was enjoying it! I remember how I used to say in job interviews that it is one of my strengths - organizing schedules, time management (though not consistently done in practice. Hehe). I enjoy keeping things organized. And also, I admit, I enjoy documentation in the sense that I enjoy writing and explaining in english. Seeing that this has been one of my edge at work, I believe that this is one of the many undiscovered talents God has given me. Hehe. It’s a skill I developed over time. It’s a gift.

So looking back at my predicament, I wonder, can this job really be The One? I keep reminding myself that I won’t and I shouldn’t stay long in order to fulfill my dreams in the soonest possible time. But then again, it makes me think, what if this job is really my passion? What if.

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Excited to see and explore the world through your eyes! Click. Click! | The Secret in action.

Excited to see and explore the world through your eyes! Click. Click! | The Secret in action.

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“Imagine what you can do with your life now!” - The Secret Ask | Believe | Receive

“Imagine what you can do with your life now!” - The Secret

Ask | Believe | Receive

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theurbanhistorian: The Stereotypical Katipunero Since Historians are still arguing when and where the first sounds of the Revolution are heard (Aug 24 vs Aug 26, Pugadlawin vs Balintawak), to commemorate the event, the government designated the National Heroes Day in the last Sunday of August. Do you know why this is the stereotypical Katipunero suit? Nick Joaquin offers us a good insight. Checkpoints are being established in and out of the Manila Area when Katipunan was discovered during the 19th of August. Bonifacio directed his followers to gather in Caloocan in the 24th of August, since there are checkpoints, the Katipuneros told the guards that they are going to the feast of San Bartolome de Malabon celebrated during August 24. San Bartolome de Malabon is an image of Saint Bartholomew the Apostle, wearing red and white and brandishing a bolo, and pilgrims to the feast wear the same colors along with a bolo. For a photo of the religious image click here. http://www.flickr.com/photos/200812026/6077691401/ Source: Manila, My Manila by Nick Joaquin

theurbanhistorian:

The Stereotypical Katipunero

Since Historians are still arguing when and where the first sounds of the Revolution are heard (Aug 24 vs Aug 26, Pugadlawin vs Balintawak), to commemorate the event, the government designated the National Heroes Day in the last Sunday of August.

Do you know why this is the stereotypical Katipunero suit? Nick Joaquin offers us a good insight.

Checkpoints are being established in and out of the Manila Area when Katipunan was discovered during the 19th of August. Bonifacio directed his followers to gather in Caloocan in the 24th of August, since there are checkpoints, the Katipuneros told the guards that they are going to the feast of San Bartolome de Malabon celebrated during August 24.

San Bartolome de Malabon is an image of Saint Bartholomew the Apostle, wearing red and white and brandishing a bolo, and pilgrims to the feast wear the same colors along with a bolo.

For a photo of the religious image click here.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/200812026/6077691401/

Source: Manila, My Manila by Nick Joaquin

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Blue Sky When do stars fade their light?Does the moon and the sun make it rightFor you the world maybeLike an endless storm chasing a mysteryIs there hate in your heart?Does your body drop and tell you to stopLoving you or loving meWhen it all falls down you just sing with meCoz there’s a blue sky waiting tomorrowWaiting tomorrow shining and shimmeringA blue sky waiting tomorrowWaiting tomorrowMaybe it’s all we needOh don’t you wash away that smileYou just look out the window and see the lightIt’s beautiful to be alive It’s wonderful to live a life The sun is sure to shineFor you and me for everyoneSo don’t be sad it’s just the startOf a new beginning in your lifeRain will keep on pouringSome things you can’t controlAnd while the sun seems far and hard to holdIt will unfoldThere will always be a blue skyA blue sky waiting tomorrow  - first fave song from Hale… “blue sky waiting tomorrow, full of hope.” ^_^

Blue Sky


When do stars fade their light?
Does the moon and the sun make it right
For you the world maybe
Like an endless storm chasing a mystery

Is there hate in your heart?
Does your body drop and tell you to stop
Loving you or loving me
When it all falls down you just sing with me

Coz there’s a blue sky waiting tomorrow
Waiting tomorrow shining and shimmering
A blue sky waiting tomorrow
Waiting tomorrow
Maybe it’s all we need

Oh don’t you wash away that smile
You just look out the window and see the light
It’s beautiful to be alive

It’s wonderful to live a life


The sun is sure to shine
For you and me for everyone
So don’t be sad it’s just the start
Of a new beginning in your life

Rain will keep on pouring
Some things you can’t control
And while the sun seems far and hard to hold
It will unfold

There will always be a blue sky
A blue sky waiting tomorrow 

- first fave song from Hale… “blue sky waiting tomorrow, full of hope.” ^_^

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Early birds!

“Night owls may have a reputation for creativity, but recently published research suggests that early risers are more likely to make headway on their long-term goals.”

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Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They’re not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can’t do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.
quoted from Apple’s website by an author of a blog I randomly read.