Showing posts with label possibilities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label possibilities. Show all posts
Monday, July 9, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
It’s Fun to be Fun! On Becoming, Places, and the New Philippine Tourism Slogan
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| We are responsible in making our identity |
It’s the people that make the
place…
I totally forgot where I first
heard this but after watching DOT Secretary Ramon Jimenez Jr. last night explain
about the new tourism slogan, this phrase popped in my head.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
ON TO 2012—THANK YOU 2011!
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| Let's meet the 2012 with happiness in our hearts! |
I don’t want to end 2011 without
my year-end post, especially since I didn’t get to write a blog post last
Christmas due to the power interruptions. But since that has passed and the
present is more important, here I am, writing what I call my leap-of-faith
article.
Monday, December 5, 2011
Learn the Art of Letting Go and Making Room for Something Wonderful
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| Let go of yourself.... |
I just got done sorting out my
clothes and throwing away old class notes to lessen clutter. Although I also
did this last December of 2010, I have to admit that it was only recently that
I fully embraced and appreciated the art of “letting-go”. Good bye old clothes
and shoes. Farewell collegiate notes. And soon I’ll be saying “so long” my
beloved books. At present, as I write this blog, I am already done planning the
shopping I’ll be doing this December – getting me a good pair of dressy shoes.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Karma is Just around the Corner: Better Be Good to Yourself
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| Learn to see greatness in every situation |
My Facebook home wall (not my profile wall) was recently bombarded by so many issues about karma from friends (well okay so I also
posted one too just yesterday). Two of my friends posted how people
who did them wrong was getting the bad karma they deserve. Some friends posted
quotes on karma. Others simply posted the pain they felt after karma got back
at them (regarding romantic relationships) and was making them depressed. Among
all the post that was there, one post stood out as this friend started it with Karma is just around the corner….
Friday, November 11, 2011
Baby Steps to Greatness: Start by Making Good Habits
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| It's the things you do today that make-up your future |
My
uncle once gave the most important tip in studying effectively: read and understand the book from cover to
cover “literally”. Whether it’s the copyright’s page, the index, the table
of contents, the edition, or just the testimonials, reading these can greatly
help in assimilating the lessons the author wrote in his book. He told me this
after quizzing me with what I was reading – an Engineering book which I was
surprised to see he understood more even if his profession was lined up in
political science (take note he just read it then and there). It was then that
I saw what was wrong with my study habits (particularly my reading). I love to
read and did very well in class; but I could have performed even better.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
My Free Time, Schooling, and Dreams...
People ask : Where have you been?
I answered : Working....
They ask again : Where...and what did you do....?
I replied : I became a writer and I taught college (math and logic circuits)...
Then they say (nodding) : Ah!
I get a lot of these lately: the nods, the questions, and of course the are-you-sure looks (as if I am not so sure of what I'm saying). It's been a while since I last entered the steps of my Alma Matter, and honestly--in as much as I am pleased to be back--I can't help but question other people's sincerity when they talk to me, or see me, walking along the corridors (and the surprise looks whenever I'd climb the stairs).
Friday, November 26, 2010
First Attempt: For the Love of Haiku...
It started with a comment...then came the suggestion...
This is my first attempt for a haiku not to mention in Japanese Calligraphy. Thanks to the Midnight Writer and Sir Ben I found another interest to study (and I hope there will be a follow-up with this one) -- and a good tattoo design I wish to have (but take note in Henna since I can't imagine myself growing old with ink on my skin hehe). Comments and suggestions are welcome and are very much appreciated. I do hope I did good here (although this is not the traditional one). But in case there are indeed some correction then I'll gladly revise this one (and once I get to figure out how to write it in traditional jap calligraphy)...hehe...
This is my first attempt for a haiku not to mention in Japanese Calligraphy. Thanks to the Midnight Writer and Sir Ben I found another interest to study (and I hope there will be a follow-up with this one) -- and a good tattoo design I wish to have (but take note in Henna since I can't imagine myself growing old with ink on my skin hehe). Comments and suggestions are welcome and are very much appreciated. I do hope I did good here (although this is not the traditional one). But in case there are indeed some correction then I'll gladly revise this one (and once I get to figure out how to write it in traditional jap calligraphy)...hehe...
猫 は 9つの 命 を 持 つ...
cats having nine lives...
好 奇 心...
curiosity...
リ ス ク を 取 っ て...
taking risk...
と チ ャ ン ス を 取 っ て 相 次 い を 与 え ら れ て い る...
taking chances and being given one after another...
学 習...
learning...
失 っ て...
losing...
優 勝...
winning...
信 仰...
faith...
声 に 出 し て 考 え て...
thinking out loud...
可 能 性 を 考 え て...
thinking of the possibilities...
モ ノ づ く り が 起 こ る...
making things happen
類 似...
analogies...
す ご い ！ （ち ょ う ど ア イ デ ア）
wow! (just ideas)
cats having nine lives...
好 奇 心...
curiosity...
リ ス ク を 取 っ て...
taking risk...
と チ ャ ン ス を 取 っ て 相 次 い を 与 え ら れ て い る...
taking chances and being given one after another...
学 習...
learning...
失 っ て...
losing...
優 勝...
winning...
信 仰...
faith...
声 に 出 し て 考 え て...
thinking out loud...
可 能 性 を 考 え て...
thinking of the possibilities...
モ ノ づ く り が 起 こ る...
making things happen
類 似...
analogies...
す ご い ！ （ち ょ う ど ア イ デ ア）
wow! (just ideas)
*I would like to thank Google Translate for the help after being confused (this is my first to deal with Jap calligraphy) with translating….
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