Hindi ko alam kung bakit na bawat tao ay iba't iba ang handwriting.I remember that when I was a 1st year high school student, I had a male classmate has a good penmanship.
In my case, it depends on the ballpen/ball-point pen I use.
Sunday, August 21, 2016
On handwriting.
Saturday, August 20, 2016
Regarding about the video and photo with Syrian child.
I don’t know if you, my visitors, already know this.
I’d seen a video on my Facebook feed about a Syrian boy is brought from a house to a nearby ambulance.
I think, based on his facial expression, he was shocked on what happened.
I may have no knowledge on how the war started, but I can’t help but think on how the war on the countries affected going to end, despite the number of refugees,, casualties, damages, etc.
I think the boy is traumatized.
Ang kawawa ay ang mga defenseless, powerless. Ang mass kawawa dito ay yung mgabatang walang kalaban-laban.
Gustong makatulong, but I don’t know how.
Here are some articles on the child.
Syrian Boy, Omran Daqneesh, Pictured Alone And Bloodied In Ambulance After Aleppo Airstrikes
Boy in the ambulance: shocking image emerges of Syrian child pulled from Aleppo rubble
Video of bloodied five-year-old in Aleppo shows children continue to pay price of Syria conflict
Image of five-year-old Omran becomes symbol of Syrian suffering
How Omran Daqneesh, 5, Became a Symbol of Aleppo’s Suffering
Little boy in Aleppo a vivid reminder of war's horror
Omran, one child among millions traumatized by Syria war
VIRAL: 'Boy in ambulance' highlights Syrian children's war trauma
Haunting image of Syrian boy rescued from Aleppo rubble
5-Year-Old Boy Is Symbol Of Devastation In Aleppo
Omran’s haunting image pricks world’s conscience
Images of Omran and Aylan reveal so much of Syrian horror
I’d seen a video on my Facebook feed about a Syrian boy is brought from a house to a nearby ambulance.
I think, based on his facial expression, he was shocked on what happened.
I may have no knowledge on how the war started, but I can’t help but think on how the war on the countries affected going to end, despite the number of refugees,, casualties, damages, etc.
I think the boy is traumatized.
Ang kawawa ay ang mga defenseless, powerless. Ang mass kawawa dito ay yung mgabatang walang kalaban-laban.
Gustong makatulong, but I don’t know how.
Here are some articles on the child.
Syrian Boy, Omran Daqneesh, Pictured Alone And Bloodied In Ambulance After Aleppo Airstrikes
Boy in the ambulance: shocking image emerges of Syrian child pulled from Aleppo rubble
Video of bloodied five-year-old in Aleppo shows children continue to pay price of Syria conflict
Image of five-year-old Omran becomes symbol of Syrian suffering
How Omran Daqneesh, 5, Became a Symbol of Aleppo’s Suffering
Little boy in Aleppo a vivid reminder of war's horror
Omran, one child among millions traumatized by Syria war
VIRAL: 'Boy in ambulance' highlights Syrian children's war trauma
Haunting image of Syrian boy rescued from Aleppo rubble
5-Year-Old Boy Is Symbol Of Devastation In Aleppo
Omran’s haunting image pricks world’s conscience
Images of Omran and Aylan reveal so much of Syrian horror
Thursday, August 18, 2016
On learning foreign languages.
Isa sa mga foreign languages na gusto kong matuto aside from the English language, ay ang French language. Hindi ko alam kung bakit gusto kong pag-aralan ang French language.
Bukod sa French language, gusto ko ding pag-aralan ang German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Korean, at Japanese.
10 Places In Manila To Learn A Foreign Language
Bukod sa French language, gusto ko ding pag-aralan ang German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Korean, at Japanese.
10 Places In Manila To Learn A Foreign Language
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
On being overweight person.
Oo, inaamin ko. I'm an overweight person. Tapos, Pagtatawanan ako, aasarin ako, etc.
Around 2014 or 2015, I was told to go to a branch of one of the banks near to the office kung saan ako may trabaho. Tumawag ako sa office kung sino ulit yung hahanapin ko. Kinausap ko yung female colleague ko na nag-utos sa akin.
Yung female colleague na yun sa akin: "Kasing taba mo siya, Anthony."*
Yung taong hinanap sa bangkong yun, ay pluz-size woman. Loob-loob ko lang, akala mo itong Rose** na ito, akala mo kung sinong sexy.
Tapos, hindi ko maalala, pero tanda ko na Sabado ito nangyari. Si Miss Name, na mood na asarain, tapos, sinasabi na somewhat na kamukha ko daw yung hitsura nung isang lalaking empleyado bago siya pumasok sa office na pinapasukan ko. Tapos, tumingin siya akin. Hindi siya tiningan.
Tapos, yung isang pinsan ko. Nagbigay sa akin ng isang shower gel as Christmas gift. Nagbigay din siya ng pabango as Christmas gift before.
* Not my real name.
** Not her real name.
Kayong mga nang-a-asar, nang-a-away, etc. sa akin na overweight person. Akala nyo kung sino kayo.
Kapag ako pumayat, who u kayo sa akin.
Around 2014 or 2015, I was told to go to a branch of one of the banks near to the office kung saan ako may trabaho. Tumawag ako sa office kung sino ulit yung hahanapin ko. Kinausap ko yung female colleague ko na nag-utos sa akin.
Yung female colleague na yun sa akin: "Kasing taba mo siya, Anthony."*
Yung taong hinanap sa bangkong yun, ay pluz-size woman. Loob-loob ko lang, akala mo itong Rose** na ito, akala mo kung sinong sexy.
Tapos, hindi ko maalala, pero tanda ko na Sabado ito nangyari. Si Miss Name, na mood na asarain, tapos, sinasabi na somewhat na kamukha ko daw yung hitsura nung isang lalaking empleyado bago siya pumasok sa office na pinapasukan ko. Tapos, tumingin siya akin. Hindi siya tiningan.
Tapos, yung isang pinsan ko. Nagbigay sa akin ng isang shower gel as Christmas gift. Nagbigay din siya ng pabango as Christmas gift before.
* Not my real name.
** Not her real name.
Kayong mga nang-a-asar, nang-a-away, etc. sa akin na overweight person. Akala nyo kung sino kayo.
Kapag ako pumayat, who u kayo sa akin.
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
BPI's My ePrepaid MasterCard, Google Play Store, and Pokémon GO.
Last Friday, I loaded my My ePrepaid MasterCard with 200 PhP (Philippine Pesos) in a branch of BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands) in Ortigas Center. When I got home, I registered my card on Apple's iTunes, and Google's Play Store.
On Pokémon GO, I bought the 47 Poké Coins, and bought the 20 Poké Balls. When I checked my balance on my card, the balance is 59.66 Philippine Pesos.
I don't know on how my load, from 200 Philippine Pesos, to 59.66 Philippine Pesos. Although I loaded my card with 200 Philippine Pesos.
On Pokémon GO, I bought the 47 Poké Coins, and bought the 20 Poké Balls. When I checked my balance on my card, the balance is 59.66 Philippine Pesos.
I don't know on how my load, from 200 Philippine Pesos, to 59.66 Philippine Pesos. Although I loaded my card with 200 Philippine Pesos.
10 Pasta Places for Carb Junkies
I love pasta.
In the list of Spot.ph, accessible to me the branches of:
Italianni's (Greenbelt 2, Shangri-La Plaza, Glorietta 4, SM Mall of Asia, Bonifacio High Street (Bonifacio Global City), Trinoma)
Cibo (Greenbelt 4, Shangri-La Plaza, Gateway Mall, Greenbelt 5, SM Mega Fashion Hall)
Linquini Fini (SM Mega Fashion Hall)
Va Bene (Bonifacio High Street (Bonifacio Global City),
C'Italian (City Golf Plaza, Doña Julia Vargas, Ortigas Center Pasig)*
Mona Lisa Ristorante (SM Aura Premier)*
Notes:
I admit I have never been in SM Aura Premier yet.
And I also admit I have never been in this area/place yet.
In the list of Spot.ph, accessible to me the branches of:
Italianni's (Greenbelt 2, Shangri-La Plaza, Glorietta 4, SM Mall of Asia, Bonifacio High Street (Bonifacio Global City), Trinoma)
Cibo (Greenbelt 4, Shangri-La Plaza, Gateway Mall, Greenbelt 5, SM Mega Fashion Hall)
Linquini Fini (SM Mega Fashion Hall)
Va Bene (Bonifacio High Street (Bonifacio Global City),
C'Italian (City Golf Plaza, Doña Julia Vargas, Ortigas Center Pasig)*
Mona Lisa Ristorante (SM Aura Premier)*
Notes:
I admit I have never been in SM Aura Premier yet.
And I also admit I have never been in this area/place yet.
Monday, August 8, 2016
Paper books and ebooks.
Some of us prefer physical books. While others prefer the paper/physical books.
Here are some of my thoughts.
On ebooks:
Pros:
1) If you have iPhone, iPod touch, and/or iPad, I suggest iBooks. If you have any Android device I suggest Aldiko.
2) You can store as many as you like.
3) You can use features of the ebook reader you currently using.
4) And other pros.
Cons:
1) You going to charge the ebook reader, when it has low battery. You going to charge the iOS or Android device you currently using, if you read an ebook your aforementioned device.
2) You cannot ask the author to sign in to your ebook.
3) If you upload the ebook in your house (or any where), you may not able to see other people's faces on the ebooks and paper/physical books being sold on the same day.
4) And other cons.
On having physical books:
Pros:
1) You can/may sell/gibe the book to someone else.
2) The signed paper/physical book/s can be consider as a collector's edition.
3) The books can be given to other people and unfortunate people.
4) And other pros.
Cons:
1) The pages will turn to yellowish.
2) Prone to being got wet.
3) And other cons.
Here are some of my thoughts.
On ebooks:
Pros:
1) If you have iPhone, iPod touch, and/or iPad, I suggest iBooks. If you have any Android device I suggest Aldiko.
2) You can store as many as you like.
3) You can use features of the ebook reader you currently using.
4) And other pros.
Cons:
1) You going to charge the ebook reader, when it has low battery. You going to charge the iOS or Android device you currently using, if you read an ebook your aforementioned device.
2) You cannot ask the author to sign in to your ebook.
3) If you upload the ebook in your house (or any where), you may not able to see other people's faces on the ebooks and paper/physical books being sold on the same day.
4) And other cons.
On having physical books:
Pros:
1) You can/may sell/gibe the book to someone else.
2) The signed paper/physical book/s can be consider as a collector's edition.
3) The books can be given to other people and unfortunate people.
4) And other pros.
Cons:
1) The pages will turn to yellowish.
2) Prone to being got wet.
3) And other cons.
Sunday, August 7, 2016
Pokémon GO
Hindi ko expected na kahapon yung release dito sa Asia ng Pokémon GO. Hindi ako nagpahalata na "annoying co-worker" about the release ng Pokémon GO.
I download the aforementioned game in the office using my data connection. I played the game for the first time, (right) after I ate my dinner.
Charmander is the forst Pokémon I have.
I download the aforementioned game in the office using my data connection. I played the game for the first time, (right) after I ate my dinner.
Charmander is the forst Pokémon I have.
Friday, August 5, 2016
In sickness and in health.
The title of this blog post is not about the line in a church wedding. But I'm referring to being sick. With colds and with cough.
I got sick the day after when my family & I went to Tagaytay.
The first 3 days I have colds. Today, the colds I have is almost gone, at the same time, I have a cough. I'd been drinking hot tea with calamansi (or kalamansi, and also known as Philippine lime).
Common color of calamansi is the green one.
I rather have fever than cough and colds.
I got sick the day after when my family & I went to Tagaytay.
The first 3 days I have colds. Today, the colds I have is almost gone, at the same time, I have a cough. I'd been drinking hot tea with calamansi (or kalamansi, and also known as Philippine lime).
Common color of calamansi is the green one.
I rather have fever than cough and colds.
Monday, August 1, 2016
Aozora Japanese Cafe + Bistro
What I like about Aozora is I like their Japanese-inspired bulalo, Aozora Ramen. Masarap siya. And of course, it is not complete without tempura in Japanese restaurants.
My older brother and my sister-in-law ordered Japanese omelette. Similar to the photo below. Credits to Recipes Hubs
The ambience is Japanese inspired. Two of the female emloyees are wearing kimono. And also the restaurant aired the Japanese version of "Let It Go".
For more information, please their Facebook fan page.
My older brother and my sister-in-law ordered Japanese omelette. Similar to the photo below. Credits to Recipes Hubs
The ambience is Japanese inspired. Two of the female emloyees are wearing kimono. And also the restaurant aired the Japanese version of "Let It Go".
For more information, please their Facebook fan page.
The Green Olive Café
The Green Olive Café offer all-day breakfast pasta; sandwiches; sidings; hot & cold drinks; local and imported beers; and red & white wine.
The food I ordered is Waffles with Bacon and Eggs. It is consist of four sliced waffles, small pieces of bacon and one piece of sunny-side up egg. It is more delicious when you put syrup and butter in the waffle. I haven't tried this on pancakes.
The taste of the three is like most waffles, bacon, and fried eggs.
The coffee I ordered, Café Au Lait, is coffee hot milk. I just forgot to ask what kind of milk they used.
The cafe also has couches/chairs and tables wherein diners can eat outside. They have also a second floor for functions, etc.
The ambience is okay. They also sell products that are ready to eat.
There are also toys that can be played by customers.
For more information, please visit their Facebook fan page, and their official website.
The food I ordered is Waffles with Bacon and Eggs. It is consist of four sliced waffles, small pieces of bacon and one piece of sunny-side up egg. It is more delicious when you put syrup and butter in the waffle. I haven't tried this on pancakes.
The taste of the three is like most waffles, bacon, and fried eggs.
The coffee I ordered, Café Au Lait, is coffee hot milk. I just forgot to ask what kind of milk they used.
The cafe also has couches/chairs and tables wherein diners can eat outside. They have also a second floor for functions, etc.
The ambience is okay. They also sell products that are ready to eat.
There are also toys that can be played by customers.
For more information, please visit their Facebook fan page, and their official website.
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