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One of the greatest pleasures of blogging is getting to know you through your comments and blog entries. I’d love to meet all of you,… Read More »Tell me about you
One of the greatest pleasures of blogging is getting to know you through your comments and blog entries. I’d love to meet all of you,… Read More »Tell me about you
To oversleep on a Sunday morning is heavenly . No carpool. No phone calls. Kids are asleep. No office. So , hubby might oversleep too.… Read More »College kids
Meet the other members of our family…
The following article was an interview of the co-founders of The Compassionate Friends Philippines by The Sunday Inquirer Magazine SURVIVORS’ TALES But What Do You… Read More »In Sunday Inquirer Magazine: An Interview with The Compassionate Friends
Woe me, the hazards of an eload or auto load business or for cash transactions for that matter.
I have a small SMART Eload and Globe Auto Load Max business in the village. It doesn’t really yield significant profits since one only gets 14% profit. But hey, 14% of anything is still something. You can’t even get 14% a year in bank time deposits. You can just imagine how much money our telecom giants like GLOBE and SMART make a month.
Having an eload business pays for half the helper’s salaries. With a profit sharing scheme, the helpers are happy. And happy helpers generate better work attitude. It also offers them a chance to socialize in our neighborhood.
Today, when I deposited some of the earnings for my SMART MONEY at the Banco de Oro, the bank teller immediately spotted a fake 100 peso bill.
According to this article, on Childhood obesity problem: “Global fattening” poses an equal threat to global warming, according to obesity specialists. Overeating has resulted in… Read More »Losing weight after 40
I woke up in tears this morning.
I dreamt that I was kissing and embracing my son, Luijoe. In my dream, he smiled and smirked as I smacked him on the lips and cheeks. Waves of happiness filled me. Joy lifted my heart. I felt like a white balloon, floating in bliss.
Then “POP POP”
March 7 is our 28th year anniversary. We ‘ve always celebrated it ever since we became steadies on March 7, 1978, way back during our carefree college days. I know steadies is such an obsolete word. What do kids call it these days?
And so 28 years ago, we looked like this:
At the gym this morning, I read this:Revisting the First Pinoy Blogger