As soon as I finish my course in culinary, I will do some sort of a cross country moving - meaning I would be moving half of my things gathered from culinary school. The original plan is to leave the country after school, and the things I've collected so far for school is good for continuous learning for my culinary arts course - these things will greatly help me reach my goal to "culinary greatness".
Now that is a plan, the next move? It's all up to me.
I am thinking of getting a wii soon. I heard that this machine is so interactive and involves a lot of movement for the user.
For almost 5 days in a week, I am only getting 4 hours for myself to catch up with myself, and only sleep is the one I am getting so imagine life without gym - cardio using the hip hop abs workout video is not enough.
I've never purchased a video game console for myself - ever. Do you think wii is okay for a start? Well, I only played three video games in my life, so far the list has only three: the classic Suoer Mario Brothers 2, Crash Bandicoot Crash Team Racing, and Sonic the Hedgehog.
I really need to quit the bad habit soon even if there are e-cigarettes available on the market these days (yes, one can now purchase cigarettes on the internet - a digital sari-sari store of some sort) I should bid goodbye to this bad habit.
The solution: just study and focus on the things that keeps me busy. A thousand milligrams of vitamin C is not enough to make my body, particularly my lungs, recuperate from the damage it has done to me.
The hectic schedules has taken its toll. Ahh, the joys and hardships of being a student for the second time. Despite the busy days ahead, I'm loving it, and that's what is important.
5 months more and I will become 26 years old. Fine lines will show when I reach 30 years. Better use that cream regularly!
During my younger years, my money has been spent on almost anything - some are useless.
I never found the need to save because I may have too many responsibilities and at the same time, an impulse buyer after realizing I still have money for myself, after paying all my utilities.
Next month, bulk of the money will go to culinary school and basic utilities and soon I will get the one thing I need for long term use - insurance. Insurance should not be the least of my priorities but money is really tight and as of now.
I can't tell you how many insurance agents offering life insurance quotes have asked me to get additional insurance for myself and for my mom. I've always turned them down but I've referred them to some of my friends who might need one. At least I've given these agents possible income, and soon I will be getting their services myself - manok na ang lalapit sa patuka.
Thanks to my optometrist Eric who made me realize this important thing. I'm securing one soon, and I know you will help me find one. Cheers!
Remember the times when foot socks were part of our daily routine - we wore them before entering our classrooms to save the shiny red floor wax applied by the Wednesday third row people?
Remember our shabby old classrooms at trade drawing and science lab - we were still eager to learn despite the ceiling fan's lack of rotating skills, because they've been installed up like 30 years ago and we would still clean it?
Remember the times when hamburgers flattened by waffle makers and the five-peso soda full of ice were part of our diet?
This are the things I remember about high-school and the high-school spirit still lives in me. Good times!
Michael Jackson Fever lives on - as Philippines' "Dancing Inmates" from Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center (CPDRC), a maximum security prison in Southern Philippines, were treated to a visit by MJ's choreographer Travis Payne and dancers Daniel Celebre and Dres Reid.
The dance you are going to view is from MJ's "This Is It" concert dance routine. This gave me goosebumps all over my body - simply amazing performance!
The said performance will be included on DVD release of MJ's last full length feature movie, This Is It.
A good, new-found friend of mine at school is just nineteen years old. He is a son of a comedienne and recently took up advertising before shifting to culinary arts. I think he decided to call it "quits" after realizing he has reached his artistic limit while doing a project on a insurance advertising project given to him.
He is not the only one who found joy in cooking, I did too, and the so is rest of the youngsters in our class.
That's why no matter how much pressure I get from my managers right now, I don't care. I am dropping you like hot potatoes if you push me to the limit.
Two weeks of almost no sleep at all has taken its toll on my face, this weekend I found some zits under my jaw bone. I know this is a sign of stress, but is there any adult acne cure available on the market? Something that is very easy to use and won't take much of your time?
I am constantly using just soap and water, and toner from time to time to minimize the big pores on my nose and cheeks. Geez, I've got to have a quick everyday fix for my skin, particularly something that fits my new lifestyle.
I wonder if having yourself full time at work and school can get rid of belly fat in weeks. If that is the case then I would be really really thin by the end of this year.
I managed to survive week one of school. Three hundred more days to go until I finish culinary school. Monday to Thursday of work and school is quite tasking but somehow, school helps in keeping off the stress of work. There is indeed balance.
Its all about time management baby. I'm loving it! Got to get my 2 hour power sleep now.
This past weekend shift has been so stressful that I need a neutrogena skin id because my face became so oily with work rage!
There are some people who just don't know how to sacrifice a bit of their time for work, especially now that we are not in good shape. We had to be at work 5 early before our scheduled shift - so we adjusted our schedules. This stupid supervisor did not show up for the 5-hour meeting nor showed up early at work, so the early shifters can go home. He showed up 5 am this morning, thus, I completed a 14-hour shift.
Man, you don't know what we are going through, but at work, we don't care about our personal lives. Might as well focus on our personal lives and leave 60+ people's lives in jeopardy.
