I woke up tooooooo early this morning, which is unusual... intense with excitement as i comb my hair which is unusual either (hehe biro lang). ate my breakfast, was satisfied by yesterday's leftover from rice to viand, drink my vitamins just in time... and to wrap-it-up i'm wearing my fave pair of pants and blouse to match my pearl earings, san ka pa. Whew! everything is set and besides this meetings should have been taken place last monday, and they need to reschedule it today. i'm burned with excitement for more than a week now.. i even decline my certification day for a webhosting company to avoid conflicts in the future, just because i'm waiting for this day, today is either living half of my dream or be in a job hunt mode again... whatever the result is... i'm expecting it today.. 'Cause today is my final interview to my forecasted new home...
my phone rang, ooops someone is calling, (with the ringtone "I like to move it" OST of mAdagascar) kailangan talaga i mention yan... imagine the wackyness of the song. it will make your heart palpitate in to its excessive rapidity, how much more the news behind that unfamiliar number on the other end.
Victim 1 (HR): "Hello Melanie, we need to cancel our schedule today, i'm stranded and we need to be on time to meet our VP".
poor Ako: "yeah sure" (at the back of my mind, sayang ang damit ko, ang pabango, ang sabon, ang ilang oras na tulog, at sayang ang moment.. excited po ako)
Victim 1 (HR): "Don't worry i'll call you again, i will set our schedule again...
poor Ako: "Opo sir no problem... any time" ( at the back of my mind, pano kung lumipad na naman yun sa ibang bansa wait na naman ako... i don't want to prolong the agony po.. huhu)
Chedeng! Chedeng! Chedeng! you ruined my day, you never stop falling nor even dare to fret a few hours of crying... The whole month of July you never dare to sprinkle a single drop of rain (ooops umulan ba non?) it should be the rainiest month and now you are here, at my final hour at my awaiting moment... it is my time to shine but chedeng came.
rain! rain! rain! baket nag rain?...
my phone rang, ooops someone is calling, (with the ringtone "I like to move it" OST of mAdagascar) kailangan talaga i mention yan... imagine the wackyness of the song. it will make your heart palpitate in to its excessive rapidity, how much more the news behind that unfamiliar number on the other end.
Victim 1 (HR): "Hello Melanie, we need to cancel our schedule today, i'm stranded and we need to be on time to meet our VP".
poor Ako: "yeah sure" (at the back of my mind, sayang ang damit ko, ang pabango, ang sabon, ang ilang oras na tulog, at sayang ang moment.. excited po ako)
Victim 1 (HR): "Don't worry i'll call you again, i will set our schedule again...
poor Ako: "Opo sir no problem... any time" ( at the back of my mind, pano kung lumipad na naman yun sa ibang bansa wait na naman ako... i don't want to prolong the agony po.. huhu)
Chedeng! Chedeng! Chedeng! you ruined my day, you never stop falling nor even dare to fret a few hours of crying... The whole month of July you never dare to sprinkle a single drop of rain (ooops umulan ba non?) it should be the rainiest month and now you are here, at my final hour at my awaiting moment... it is my time to shine but chedeng came.
rain! rain! rain! baket nag rain?...
kasi...
because...
God is watching us...
These year five regions was affected by the dry spell, such as Ilocos Norte along with Central Luzon, Southern Luzon, Bicol and Cagayan Valley. The wide spread drought hit the farmers, and expecting insufficient supply of rice for 2008.
according to manila time:
"Global warming has been blamed for the below-average rainfall that is drying up dams and parched ricefields in Luzon.
Authorities had warned that unless the rains fall soon, the government could declare a drought in Luzon.
Last week, unscheduled blackouts hit Metro Manila and outlying provinces after power plants that rely on water to drive their turbines were forced to shut down." -Manila Times
Therefore storm brings rain to a dying, drying place... wala naman talaga akong reklamo po... kung pede lang sanang ipagpabukas.. :-) ... sige na nga sabi nga ni Fatima Soriano... My suffering is my offering... I thank You for the rain, though i now its not substantial co'z we lost a lot of rainy days last month, but somehow it could help our resevoir to raise its water level... calling Southwest monsoon (Habagat) please induce lots of rain trigger them to wash our country drought for rain...
today i pledge simple act of kindness, thanks for a friend site, i was introduce to visit this one
few reminders from my boyfriend:
Authorities had warned that unless the rains fall soon, the government could declare a drought in Luzon.
Last week, unscheduled blackouts hit Metro Manila and outlying provinces after power plants that rely on water to drive their turbines were forced to shut down." -Manila Times
Therefore storm brings rain to a dying, drying place... wala naman talaga akong reklamo po... kung pede lang sanang ipagpabukas.. :-) ... sige na nga sabi nga ni Fatima Soriano... My suffering is my offering... I thank You for the rain, though i now its not substantial co'z we lost a lot of rainy days last month, but somehow it could help our resevoir to raise its water level... calling Southwest monsoon (Habagat) please induce lots of rain trigger them to wash our country drought for rain...
today i pledge simple act of kindness, thanks for a friend site, i was introduce to visit this one
few reminders from my boyfriend: