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gio: hi! just visiting
marites1034: happy new year! may you have more blessings to come!
abby: got a tag for you!
vis: LIKE T TO LINK XCHG
Marites: Merry Christmas, JO!!!
Marites: read some of your posts..sino kaya itong expat na ito? I agree with you though, guys find their wives boring because they are boring themselves. I've seen lots of guys so boring they give me nosebleed hahaha! and yeah, they have to find something exciting (like gf) just to keep themselves entertained and they'd call it just being "macho". Pathetic, di ba?
boyet: hi!gud day. I have a tag for you. tnz
boyet: hi! just visiting
Marites: HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JO!
boyet: hi!just visiting.care to x-change link?tnx
shierylssi: ay, tapos na ung craving ko ng taho Crave ko ngaun eh Antonio's.hehehe.BTW, bisitaha akong isa ka blog
robilaine: hello ina, have a great weekend...mwah mwah
shierylssi: ur one of the coolest blog awardee. check out my site, te jo.
shierylssi: got a tag for you.check out my site.
Marites: Hi Jo, got a tag for you in my blog.
Miss KOrea: hi visiting here
Angie: Hi! Nice blog you have here. Hope to exchange link with you. Take care!
Marites: Ironic nga talaga but then again, it's our society's fault to emphasize working for somebody when there should be emphasis on having one's own business. Most Asians have long been given emphasis on entrepreneurship which gave them strong economies today unlike us, we are just satisfied with the 8-hour job. Kaya, pobre gihapon:)
nn: hi, done adding na. thanks for the add again:)
nn: hi,thanks or the add. i added yours too already. :)
nn: hi,nice blog you got here, care to exchange link?
Marites: i miss Sir J pud. so far, he's the best boss i've had and yes, I agree that Mr. M pales in comparison hehehe! got a tag for you here..http://www.pinaylighterside.com/2008/09/why-do-we-need-friends.html
Marites: naa ko tag para nimo :) here's the link..http://marites1034.bravejournal.com/entry/28048
shierylssi: annyeong haseyo!!!
junelle: hi jo, happy weekend. nice posts.
Robilaine: hello ina, have a great weekend.....
clariss: hi ate!
junelle: hi jo, reading your posts. happy holiday.
shierylssi: bwahahaha.naa napud kay tag.cge try to do it on your own.check out my site
Marites: hi Jo, i got a tag for you in my blog:) just copy and paste..really? kita mo na ang kabangis ni M? hehehe! grabeh no.
junelle: hi jo, dropping by from my other blog. http://prettyfabulous.blogspot.com. wow! nice na au ang blog nimo. I like reading your posts.
robilaine: annyeong jojo ssi, grabeh oi!!! ibutang pud na imo uban mga friends dinhi... kung ako ni sila manluod jud ko.... ha ha ha....
benchiegrace: hi there...good day just visiting your site
kikz: ok ah?
shierylssi: te jo, sosyal au ka.nagleave ug msg ang bravenet community sa imong tag board
Bravenet Community Blog: Hi Jocelyn! Welcome to the Bravenet community! You've made some great posts, so far; keep up the great work!
Marites: ellow Jo, naa gud ko tag nimo. Oy, busy jud ka sa career nimo ba..wala ni diri na-update hehehe!
Junelle: Ayo! naa pa tao dnhi? hehehe..
shierylssi: te jo, dghan na gyud mi concern sa imong blog.gusto nimo himuong gwafa imong payag?tabangan ka namo.ako, c abi ug mam tes.MISSION BLOG MAKEOVER and tawag.bwahahaha
shierylssi: hahaha, duha na gyud imong award.gikan sa akoa ug kay mam tes.
Marites: Hi jo, got an award for you:) just ask how to go about it..it'll help your links:)
Marites: oy! na-kurat naman lang pud ko nimo, jo! welcome to maka-addict world of blogging..will add u now :)
Junelle: Hi jo! Welcome to the world of blogging... exchange links ta ha? I'll add you now.
abby: uy! finally! i guess from now on, we can start a korean group blog..hahhaha..welcome to blogging jo and just ask if u need to clarify some things...i might be of help...
Realm: hello
Korner: hi
Bits & Pieces: care to exchange link? pahibaw-a ko...hehe
shierylssi: hi, ako gyud nag una una diriagi ra ko.

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Friday, July 3rd 2009

6:52 AM

A Week to Remember

     Thanks it's Friday.  We are free again from the various "bawals" reiterated in the office allegedly to promote corporate image.  Of course  it feels good to know that we are in an office that cares much about corporate image and prestige.  And we will definitely cooperate. We became  who we are now because our office has gone this far.  The irony though is, while all these "dos" and "don'ts" are strongly emphasized, some officers mislead us the way.

      What corporate image is there to project when officers speak violently?  Is  saying  "ihahampas ko sa pagmumukha nyo yang mga folders" (while angrily pointing his staff)  an act of a corporate official?  Maybe if he was talking with a male subordinate I could say he was carried away with his emotions but using  those violent words to a female subordinate was such an animalistic approach.

      Here is another officer, a Ma'am this time.  She was looking for me yet she called at the other unit.  When she was answered "ambot wala man sya sa iya table", Madam flarred up,  insulted  and  attacked my colleague  saying "unsa klase impleyeda ka ambot lang imo tubag? bastos ka mutubag wala kay batasan!" and before my colleague could talk further, Madam dropped the other line.  The nerve to this Madam!  Well,  I can not give a hundred percent support to my colleague as "ambot" is also disgusting and she could have said "wala baya sya sa iya area".  Had I not heard  complaints about how Madam  attacked  employees for their personal lives' imperfections and had  she not attacked that way,    I would understand  her  because I myself  use "ambot".  As to how  my colleague pronounced her  "ambot" and how Madam delivers her "ambot", I could not tell and I guess that's beside the point. 

      Our apperances may count a lot for the image we want to create but this is obviously nothing when we can not behave like corporate beings.

     

     

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Wednesday, July 1st 2009

9:22 PM

"Crying Over Spilled Milk"

    When Abby  started a talk about Probe Team's latest episode over lunch, she was in trouble.  We were all against her argument that the  licensed doctor involve in a scam was "just trapped in his coping mechanism".  We all have our defense mechanisms but using these mechanisms as an excuse or to explain  our action is cowardice.  

     We are rational beings who can at least differentiate good from bad.  And even if sometimes such good or bad vary with our individual standards, we can honestly identify motive from mistake and we always have a choice.  For a doctor whose years of study include mastery of psychology, citing child abuse as an explanation is "crying over spilled milk".

 

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Thursday, June 25th 2009

9:12 PM

"I love you" and M.U.

     Which is better hear the magic words or M.U.?, Flong asked.

     I could not say my opinion was okay as Ellen and Bing were against it.  Perhaps it is true that our individual views vary with our experiences.

     It is fun to hear those magic words yet love is tested through time.  "I love you" during courtship is premature.  We love the person (I mean romantic love) because there is something about the person that satisfies us.  I may sound nega here but romantic love is selfish until it is proven.  Unless we are sure of ourselves that we accept the person for who he is and that we can grow old with or die for the person no matter how he may become, "I love you" is true.

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Tuesday, June 23rd 2009

9:06 PM

Youth Days

     Time leaps almost like a  wink of an eye and we often feel we have passed our youth days.  At times, we feel  we've lost something and regret on the choices we made but we can not give in.  It is at times like this that we have to count the things we gained.  For each of our loss, we for sure gained something and that something is what should matter most.

     Being youth is not a time of life but a state of mind.  As long as we have the will to make things differently, we surely can make a difference.

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Sunday, June 21st 2009

9:01 PM

Getting Thrilled

     Human as we are, we are afraid of anything unfamiliar.  We are afraid of   rejection, frustration and humiliation.  And it is this same fear that oftentimes take others'  lives.  It is sad to hear  news like those promising individuals taking their own lives because they are depressed. 

      When I was in college one of my barkadas did it when he learned that the girl he was courting for two years was engaged to another man.  He was then an active member of the church choir and that news was  an insult.  We never imagined our "happy faced" barkada could do it yet, it happened.

      Wlhen we are down and feel the world is against us, it is crucial to hold on to HIS promise that HE is always with us.  The old saying  "when it rains, it pours" is sometimes true but even if we run away thinking we can escape from that something unfamiliar which  we are afraid of, we can not do anything because in the first place we know nothing about what is ahead of us.  

     

     

        

    

     

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Saturday, June 20th 2009

1:12 AM

Seeking Career Movement

     I heard nobody from the eligible candidates for SG 15 applied to replace a vacated post.  While there are many from our current pool of SG 13 personnel are capable to do the job, our office will have to  choose  from outsider applicants.   

     Others' opined  the scenario is due to the challenge involve as the slated position will handle frontlining services. The  department process loans  and there never is a day that they do not attend to the needs of more than a hundred  varied personalities  from different walks of life.

     Granting  I am among  the eligibles,  I too would not apply.  As we seek  career movement,  better earnings and change,  happiness is always in our minds.  Pressured activities are nothing but  spice of life when we are happy with the people we are working with.  There is nothing  greater than a workplace where staff are free to discover their potentials and are assured of a supportive fellow and open-minded superiors.   

    

 

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Thursday, June 18th 2009

9:35 PM

The man who inspires me

     Today is Sonsaengnim's birthday.  We talked over the phone  and  that loving voice gave a happy feeling.     I guess I can now honestly answer that teasing question (who do you like)?  I  like him.   We've been communicating through e-mails since December, 2006 (when he went back to South Korea) and his friendship means a lot. 

      More than seeing the man or the person in him, he is special because I believe he is sincere.  Having him in my heart all these years even if I can never have him as my man is enough.  His inspiring messages about my being a solo parent keeps me stronger.

       

    

 

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Tuesday, June 16th 2009

9:29 PM

The word "balance"

     Yesterday's article of a local newspaper "Zinc:  Essential mineral that helps protect you from the flu" was a bit relief over swine flu scare.  The article discussed  that dietary zinc deficiency is prevalent in third world because majority of the population consumes mainly cereals.  Zinc is essential to  the development of immune cells and this can be  found in most food  especially meat,  shellfish and legumes. Pumpkin seeds are also rich in zinc. 

   It's quite confusing.  We were taught to go on diet but vegetarians who avoid meat and dairy products can also be victims of mild zinc deficiency.  I guess the  word  BALANCE  is always tough.

   
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Monday, June 15th 2009

9:02 PM

Dealing with those Unkind Words

    Sometimes  it  feels good identifying who is to blame in a shortcoming.  It's funny though because  finger pointing takes energy.  Even if we  find out who is to blame and nag this person till  our satisfaction, damage has already been done and worst is, sometimes cause  people cry.

    Who can never understand  those who cried just to vent anger on  Batman 's short temper or Batman himself?  Who can box his boss anyway?  Maybe for him, using   harsh words with   big tiger eyes while at same time cornering the staff and not   allow  even to say his side is normal.  Challenging the staff to shout back and let go of the issue after the  heated argument  is a normal thing for him but for those who understand  what it is to be normal, things are beyond the ranks' control thus,  crying is an alternative.

     Batman, for fairness sake has his soft spot but as easy as he gets swayed with his temper, we too easily fail to consider that soft spot in him.  No matter how one wants to think of those "awarding sessions" with him as part of his discipline, the conclusion is Batman has a big security problem.  The person doling out the pain is experiencing difficulty of his own problems.  The next best thing for us ranks then, is not to allow him to see us how we see ourselves.  We know ourselves more than anyone else thus, when somebody says unkind about us, it is us who can tell if such unkind word was about us or about him.

  

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Sunday, June 14th 2009

9:28 PM

The Kid in Us

     Children, except for highly exceptional cases are honest about how they feel.  They say what is on their minds and though for us adults,  sometimes  they speak non sense,  these non sense things actually have  basis.  They are afraid to tell lies not because they are afraid of their parents' punishments but because they are afraid to hurt "baby Jesus", "Papa Jesus". 

     And that kind of honesty gradually decreases for most of us (including me of course) as we grow old.  In several cases we even make excuses and justify by saying it was a white lie.  There is no white lie.  Once we say something untrue, we already lie and that is it.

     It may be very difficult yet it is good if we keep the kid in us.
    

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