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- My iBlog5 Experience (Snow)
- iBlog5: A FabOUlous Event (Kring)
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- iBlog5: The Philippine Blogging Summit (Villa)
- iBlog5, and Coffee With Girl Friday (Judd)
- Blogging About My iBlog5 Experience (Louis)
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- Ako Mismo a hot topic on iBlog5 (Lawrence)
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- iBlog5: The 5th Philippine Blogging Summit (Jen)
- iBlog5: The 5th Philippine Blogging Summit (Rochelle)
- iBlog5 Summit and It’s Munificent Speakers (Ada)
- iBlog5 Post Event Coverage and Reasons Why You Should Go to iBlog6 (Carlo)
- iBlog5, therefore I am (Kevin)
- The iBlog5 Summit (EdZee)
- iBlog5 Postscript – of Mobile Blogging and the Elections (Edwin)
- What I Learned From The iBlog5 Philippine Blogging Summit (Earth)
- I Blog 5 (Rommel)
- iBlog5: So many bloggers… so little time… (Roy)
- iBlog5: The 5th Blogging Summit (Dine)
- iBlog 5 (Sonnie)
- The iBlog5 Experience (Ceblogger)
- iblog 5: My first blogging event (RandyMarasigan)
- iBlog5 is the 5th Philippine Blogging Summit (Jehzlau)
- Timeline of unreported noteworthy occurrences at the 5th Philippine Blogging Summit
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Category Archives: Events
Senator Mar looks better in person
He has better skin complexion, and has this wholesome aura in person. (I think he has a facial routine in Belo. Hahahahaha!) I had the opportunity of meeting him along with my fellow blogging cyborgs when Kevin, CBS spokesperson, organized a one-hour interview that was held in Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, IT Park about a month ago.
Honestly, I’m not campaigning for him, nor do I have any plans of giving my precious vote to him on the upcoming 2010 presidential election. It just happened that Kevin is his die-hard supporter here in Cebu. The blogging cyborgs got no other choice, but to interview him. LOL!
Anyways, after listening to his very nice platform and observing how he carried himself during the course of the interview, I think that he’s not bad at all. I don’t want to be so bias. Let’s give our beloved senator a chance to prove his capability. I mean let’s give all those people who are vying for the presidential seat a chance to prove themselves. Just think of it. What will happen if no one is interested to become a president?
N.B.: Senator Mar Roxas was 30 minutes late. Hahahaha!
Photo Credits: Doyzkie
La Maison, not for true-blue Pinoy
It was way back 2007 that I first went to this European resto with my colleagues. We were actually with our Swedish boss that’s why we got no other choice, but to eat there. I rarely go to this type of restaurant because I have limited budget, and also, I really find it impractical to spend my hard earned money to expensive foods. I prefer to eat in carenderia (small local food stores) and pungko-pungko (street foods stored in carts or put up on small tables).
Honestly, I never learned to love eating European foods except pizza. My first time eating a roasted lamb made me feel like I wanted to puke everything that I swallowed. The smell really made me feel nauseated and I swore that I will never eat a roasted lamb again. This may sound ridiculous to those people who are into European dishes, but may be, my taste buds are just so “Pinoy”.
It was last week of May this year that I had the opportunity of going back there again, since CBS had a small conference with Yehey. The restaurant is now located at The Terraces inside Ayala Mall. I noticed that its whole ambiance was changed and it’s more spacious than before. Along with other CBS members, the Yehey team introduced us to its co-owner. La Maison is teaming up with Yehey for their restaurant’s promotional campaign.
Among the courses on the menu that they served and that I could still remember were barkada ribs, classic gourmet platter, tostitos and seafood marinara. There’s also a pizza, but I can’t remember what’s the flavor. All the foods mentioned above didn’t make any impressions to me except the barkada ribs. But still, while I was eating, I can’t help but compared it to Golden Cowrie’s. Same with their tostitos that resembled Moon Cafe’s quesadillas, but can’t even be compared to its succulent taste and flavor. And also, the fish fillet in their classic gourmet platter has this somewhat “non-salty” taste which definitely disappointed my very Pinoy taste buds.
And as for the quality of their service, I can’t really tell because it’s obvious that they were treating us well since we were there to criticize and blog about their place. All in all, La Maison is an ideal restaurant for those people who loves and appreciates European dishes. I won’t recommend it for true-blue pinoys like me whose taste buds are loyal to salty foods.
Photo Credits: Van, Miss Elaine, Doyzkie
Yehey!, a copycat of Yahoo!?
I know I’ve already heard about the website a few times in the past, but I didn’t pay any attention because of its name. Yehey!, when I first heard about it, I normally thought that it’s just another struggling website that rides on with Yahoo’s popularity. I was thinking that why should they not come up with an original name and made a name out of it? I mean, come on! We all know that ipod is very hot in the market because it’s the original. Though there are lots of less expensive products which imitated its features, most consumers still prefer the genuine and original one. And that’s what I thought of Yehey! before.
Honestly, my opinion really doesn’t change that much now. The only difference is that I had the opportunity of meeting the people behind this search engine company. I’ve learned new things during the short presentation held at La Maison and discovered how friendly their staffs are. I also think that their strategy of tapping bloggers to help them in their promotion campaign business is very practical, economical, and most of all brings learning and fun to most blogging enthusiasts.
Though this company is not that original(well, we don’t need to be original all the time to be successful), I think that they became one of the effective agents of internet revolution in the Philippines. As the country’s second most visited website(next to INQ7.net), Yehey! people could now proudly shout their company name. Yehey!
Reference: Answers.com
Photo Credits: Michelle and Andrew
Ultimate Overclocking Showdown 2009
The very first Philippine overclocking showdown was held at Entertainment Plaza, SM City, Cebu last 23rd of May, 2009. This historical event was mainly sponsored by ASUSTeK Computer Inc.. Two teams(from Cebu region) equipped with OC enthusiasts were competing with each other. Both teams performed tweaks in both the latest AMD and Intel Platforms. They took turns testing the limits of both advanced processors for the ultimate glory of who can set the highest percentage of Overclock, CPU Mhz, Bclock, memory speed, 3DMark Vantage score in the overclocked system and Super Pi.
Both teams, the Sugbu Elite and Cebu Extream, were amply provided with the latest motherboards (ASUS Rampage II Gene and M4A79-T deluxe, an AMD-based one), graphic cards (ASUS EAH4890 and ASUS ENGTX285), memory from OCZ, Caviar Black hard disks from Western Digital, Sunbeam coolers, Silverstone power supply, cordless mouse and keyboard from Logitech, and operating systems from Microsoft Corporation.
ASUS Rampage II Gene motherboard is specifically designed for serious gamers and OC enthusiasts, who are always at the edge of testing the limits of their computer hardware for best gaming and CPU performance experience. This board is part of ASUS’ Republic of Gamers series, which is among the very few microATX motherboards that support the Intel Core i7 processor. Rampage II Gene, according to ASUS, has also premium features such as MemOK! for worry-free memory upgrades, CPU Level Up for easy system performance boosts, and onboard SupremeFX X-Fi for true-to-life surround sound.
On the other hand, M4A79-T deluxe motherboard which is based on AMD 790FX chipset, features the unique ASUS Xtreme Phase Power design. According to their press release, this board utilizes more phases to deliver more power and achieve better performance, more stability, enhance power efficiency, and lower temperatures under any loading.
And if I’m not mistaken (since this event happened two weeks ago), it was in the former motherboard (Rampage II Gene) where team Sugbu Elite achieved the highest percentage of overclock. From 2.0 GHz to 4.2 GHz. That is more than a hundred percent change. While on the other side, Cebu Extream, using the latter motherboard(M4A79-T deluxe) had only managed a less than 50% increase. That is, from 3.0 GHz to 4 GHz. Please correct me if I’m wrong with these. My memory of the event is kinda vague now. Hehehehe.
Sugbu Elite and Cebu Extream both garnered awards from different categories mentioned above. Some of the audiences also received ASUS freebies during the event’s Q & A portions. It is reported that the main sponsor had given a total of Php50, 000 worth of token cash and hardware.
N.B:
- Both teams (Sugbu Elite and Cebu Extream) are members of Istorya.net
- The host of the event (the name I forgot), is also a member of the said Cebu forum
- Cebu Bloggers Society was among the press people who was invited to cover the event
References: ASUS Press Release, InsideHW
Photo Credits: Vanjahnn, Doyzkie
Buy A Sketch For Charity(From People of the Behind Closed Doors Exhibit)
Title/Subject: Buy A Sketch For Charity
Dates: June 10, 13, 17, 20, 23, 27 & 30
Venue: Turtles Nest, Gorordo Ave.
Time:
Notes/Details:
The artists from Behind Closed Doors exhibit are selling their sketches for Charity. They highly appreciate those lovers of the arts who use what they CAN as an instrument to make life a bit easier for those who are underprivileged. If you can think about it, you don’t have to be filthy rich. You just need to share what is spare and share a bit of your TIME. (from Dan, one of the artists)
Coordinator’s Name: Dan Guillano
Contact: 09263567270
Email: dan@sigbin.com
Maribago Bluewater Turns Bloody Red…
Once upon a weekend, in the beautiful island of Cebu, a throng of blogging cyborgs were invited to the pulchritudinous beach paradise which is sublimely located in the historic island of Mactan. This mob of hyperactive cyborgs were very pleased that an inmate of theirs, Mr. Ruben of Pinoyworld, had specifically asked them to check his place of jurisdiction and blog about it.
Maribago Bluewater is the name of this tropical paradise. All the “low-teched” cyborgs were so excited to see the place, and also, to experience how it is to become human beings. That’s why when everyone arrived at the venue, the Maribago royal slaves immediately catered to their needs. The humanoids were treated to a very refreshing cold drink. And most of the cyborgs concluded that it tasted like a seashell soup with a hint of lemon.
Later on, a pretty tour guide appeared and accompanied the whole gang to take a look at the whole resort. All of the cyborgs were pretty excited. They took pictures of almost all the living and non-living matters they saw as the tour guide stopped once in a while to give brief backgrounds of the resort’s amenities. The thrilled humanoids had non-stop fun as they took photos as evidences, that for once in their bloody lifetimes, they had also experienced the high of becoming lowly human beings. They were so delirious, they forgot to shut their bloody mouths and had kept the tour guide wondering what an “ORGY” is. Every zombie lovers like the CBS cyborgs knew about it, but, unfortunately, the pretty tour guide had to ruminate about it for a long time before she got it.
After the tour session, the hyperactive blogging cyborgs were whisked to the resort’s conference room and had the chance to have small talks with its management team along with their PR manager, Mr. Ruben of PinoyWorld. The humanoids, true to their ambitions of becoming real human beings were also treated to a very colorful and delectable afternoon tea. While pigging with the colorful treats and assuming that they tasted how appetizing those were, a Q & A portion was also happening.
The cyborgs learned that Maribago Bluewater Beach Resort was established on July of 1989. The establishment has a 50-50 recruitment process, that is, they hire employees 50% from agencies and another 50% from independent applicants. Their target market is mostly foreigners, and the Japanese chinks topped their list of regular customers. The resort, as a payback to the people living in the locale, gives special discount rates to them whenever they wanted to visit and avail the resort’s amenities and services.
The management had also confessed, that the resort business has also been affected by the global recession. That is, the number of vacationers and tourists are lesser this year compared to last year. And when asked about what makes Maribago Bluewater Beach Resort different from other high class beach destinations in the country, the management team said, that it is the kind of service they provided to their clients. In Maribago Bluewater, they see to it that they not only make good business with their customers, but also good interpersonal relationship that would imprint better impression and higher customer satisfaction.
After the short conference, some of the rusty blogging cyborgs automatically transformed into their swimming costumes, shamelessly exposing their cybernetic organs. And seconds later, the blue water of Maribago turned red and populated with millions of rust fungi. On the other hand, the other half of the humanoids, spent their time sharing indiscreet talks. Every now and then, they giggled, laughed and snickered as they dissected every fleshy gossips they could muster.
And the cyborgs visit was ended with a very sumptuous buffet dinner in the resort’s Allegro Restaurant’s poolside. Since it was Saturday, the resto had their Barrio Fiesta specialty along with a special cultural dance extravaganza. All the blogging humanoids enjoyed the mouth watering foods and cracked jokes over the performing dancers, for it’s the very first time that they saw people dancing with their butts out. Hahahahahahaha!
N.B: Click here for the resort’s detailed information, and reservation.
Photo Credits: Doyzkie, Sir Ruben
In the Company of Mom Concert Review
In lieu with the Cebu Bloggers Society’s advocacy, to promote Cebu thru blogging, we(I, X, Aileen and Atty. Ethelbert) went to the The CompanY and Aiza Seguerra’s Mother’s Day concert in Waterfront Hotel, Lahug, Cebu City. The concert presentation was specifically held in Teatro Casino of the said hotel. MJ, the event’s production coordinator, invited us to attend the concert and blog about it.
Though we missed half of the show, we still thoroughly enjoyed the rest of the presentation. We arrived at Teatro Casino around quarter to nine, and it was Aiza Seguerra’s very melodic, enchantingly soothing and soul captivating voice that greeted us as we were making our way to our seats at the back portion of the venue.
I’m really not that familiar with her songs, but all I felt while listening to her voice lulling the whole crowd, is that somewhat very refreshing feeling which penetrates your soul, though its lyrics is somewhat melancholic. The tenderness of her vocal softly embraced my tired mind and body, and as I closed my eyes to fully enjoy the moment, it seemed like a cold breeze of summer wind subtly kissed my haggard cheek…or is it just the “aircon”? Hahahahahaha!
On the other hand, The CompanY had definitely delivered a very exceptional performance through out the whole concert presentation. The blending of their voices was splendidly perfect. Their solo performances were unique and flavorfully seasoned with faint humor. Their stage presence was omnisciently beautiful. And the lighting effects complemented the rhythmic velocity of their vocals.
Hahahaha! Please give chance to a non-experienced music critic’s way of describing a concert performance. I’m not really knowledgeable when it comes to this kind of stuff. Anyways, after their performance, Miss MJ personally introduced us to them(The CompanY members). She also introduced us to the production staff of the concert especially to Mr. Joey Nolasco(a fellow Cebuano), one of the producers. And later, we had our picture taken with the performing artists.
N.B: At the center of the Queen City of the South is Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino, one of the Philippines’ famous landmarks. Located 30 minutes from Mactan international Airport, and a stone’s throw away from the city’s financial district and best attractions, Waterfront Cebu city Hotel & Casino is the place to go and stay. (Source: Waterfront Hotel Cebu)
In The CompanY of Mom Tonight
Tonight, 16th of May 2009, a gala concert of The CompanY with Aiza Seguerra will be held at Teatro Casino, Waterfront Hotel in Lahug, Cebu City at exactly 8pm. For those people who are avid fans of the performing artists, this is your rare chance to show your support to your favorite music icons. And for those people who wanted to give their mothers a belated Mother’s Day treat, then, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to bond with them along with the Philippine’s Premiere Vocal Ensemble.
This special concert presentation is brought by Over Coffee Management, Inc. and JCI Cebu North Chapter.
Ticket prices are available at Php 1,500 (VIP seats) and Php 750 (General Admission). Ticket outlets: Gaisano Metro Ayala Customer Service, Casino Filipino Admin office (phone: 032.2329888) and KFC Parkmall and SM City branch. Please contact; Norman (032.2362901 / 0915.4990101), Weng (032.4237647 / 0917.5010501) or Joey (032.5151550 / 0927.5202416) for reservations.
Proceeds of the concert will go to The Rise Above Foundation Cebu (Formerly Channel of Hope).
Asus Ultimate 2009 Overclocking Show
Attention techies, geeks and computer addicts! Asus will be holding an overclocking competition next week. The Asus Ultimate 2009 Overclocking Show will be held this 23rd of May. The show will start around 3pm in the Entertainment Plaza, SM City, Cebu. This event is part of the Asus PC Fair (May 14-24). The management decided to hold an overclocking competition to make a dynamic fair finale. In the competition the participants are expected to showcase their overclocking skills using top hardwares from different brands.
Asus is a multinational Taiwanese company which is one of the world’s leading producers of motherboards, graphic cards, optical drives, PDA’s, computer monitors, notebook computers and a lot more computer related innnovations. It is reported, that since the year 2006, 35% of PC’s sold used an ASUS motherboard.
The Asus management are inviting Cebu Bloggers Society members to attend and blog about the event.
N.B: What is overclocking?
To speed up the computer beyond the manufacturer’s specifications in order to run faster. Common in the gaming world, overclocking the CPU is accomplished by changing the clock ratio of the frontside bus (FSB) in the BIOS setup. Older methods were changing a jumper on the motherboard or changing the clock crystal. Although enhanced cooling systems are typically added when a CPU is overclocked, over time, the CPU or the motherboard may not be able to handle the increased speed.
References: Answers.com and Wikipedia
Immortals in Moalboal 2009
This is a very late post, but, nevertheless, I am inspired to write about this because this is something that only happens once a year among my forum comrades in Immortality Forum. We’ve been doing this for three years now and I’m expecting another outing next year.
First, I would like to thank all the the mortals who went there. This is in random order.
- Katie
- Jepoi
- Hitomi
- Twisted_Sui
- Khalai
- Tongkat Ali
- Tongkat Ali’s girlfriend
- Wasted
- Blueberry
- Deathgod
- Pervertsniper
- Pervertsniper’s “girlboyfriend”
- isda
- Jerome(not a forum member, but a common friend)
- Half Crazy
- Half Crazy’s girlfriend
I guess that’s it. I hope I didn’t miss anyone. I’m a little bit disappointed that a few important people didn’t manage to attend like MagicBeans Guy and Blink.
We actually planned this outing very early this year. Would you believe that we started talking about this in the forum exactly on 11th of January? Hahahaha! And to think the actual outing was on 1st and 2nd of May.
We had lots of alternative venues. At first, we talked about Sumilon, but when we checked the place online, we found out that the accomodation rates are in dollar value. This means that we can’t afford it and we better check for another nice beach resorts, those ones with nice beaches, but with affordable rates. We considered Camiguin and Bohol in our list, but these places are way too far from main Cebu. Others find it a hassle both in transportation and time. We checked a few others and then, at the end we decided to go to Moalboal, specifically, BigSand Campgrounds.
Because I was too excited, I phoned the resort immediately and made reservation for at least 20 people for an overnight stay. After that I heard negative feedbacks from titah Binky. She told us that the beach front of the said resort is no good and we should try another one. At the back of my friggin’ head, I was a bit disappointed because the place is actually almost perfect. I mean, with our number, we really need a big place and BigSand Campground’s accomodation is definitely big, but very affordable. It is a two-storey, air conditioned cottage with tap water and fridge, and the place is private and safe. I really don’t mind at all the beach front because I know that we can roam somewhere in the strech of beaches and find some nice shorelines.
Well, to make the story short, the bloody outing was pushed through. Everybody was happy and I got drunk early in the evening. Hahahaha. Thanks to Nabet and Pepe for the CnT lechon donation and to Manash and Nabet for the free cottage fee. Moalboal beach ain’t that great, but the people I was with were all awesome. Labi na katong mga nangahubog, apil nako. Hahahaha. Xie xie Ni and Jia You!
Photo Credits: Jeff Saberon “Doble” and Jolla Carmen Valencia “Mingo”
N.B: There’s still a 3rd batch of photos in isda’s cam. I dunno why until now he hasn’t uploaded those yet. Iya pa guro giorasyunan. Unod Bukog, Bukog Unod. Hahahahaha!
5th iBlog Summit Assessment
Before anything else, I need to thank Miss Aileen Estoquia, for her help during our stay inside the UP Diliman Village. Xie xie ni for the very affordable, yet, very great accomodation. I also want to mention Mr. Xerxes Aaron Chua Bernades, my ultimate travel companion. Without him, my journey to Manila wouldn’t be that exciting.
I think, I’m the kind who expect too much, but has very low acceptance. I mean the summit is okay, but it is not what I expected it to be. This may sound unfair to the organizers who had shed rivers of sweats to make the event successful, but this is only my personal observation. This doesn’t necessarily reflect the majority’s impression. To make this review not so bias, I will enumerate first the positive stuffs.
PROs:
- It was held in a very comfortable venue.
- The activities started on time.
- Free snacks and lunch.
- Presentation equipments were all ready.
- Some nice speakers(i.e. those ones who tackled Photoblogging 102, Video Blogging…)
- Nice Q & A facilitation.
- Great after party treats.
CONs:
- There were no ice-breakers in between the talks.
- A certain speaker didn’t discuss well the topic assigned to him. He seemed like he was just talking to himself and was talking about how people treated him because of the peculiarity of his blog. I don’t even think he’s aware of the audience’s reaction while he was there on stage. Good thing his partner saved the topic.
- A few speakers were just merely reading from their power point presentation. Tsk…tsk…
- A certain speaker was out of his mind. He suggested a system of leveling among bloggers, which I find unrealistic and should only remain a theory. From an artist to a maven? What is that? Jeezzz…
- IDs were only given to the first 300 web registrants. This actually made me feel alienated. I’m soo weird. Haha…
- Some of the participants had no free lunch(mostly those late ones). This is understandable since the event had a limited budget.
- Siopao tragedy. I didn’t even bother to continue eating that thing. Haist…the prize of freebies…I sound sooo pathetic. I know. Hahaha!
- There’s no getting to know each other activity or program during the after party. Bloggers from Manila stayed with their crowd, and bloggers from the south…well, had also obviously stayed with their own crowd. There were only a very few bloggers who made efforts to reach out to other bloggers. Everyone was very comfortable with their own beloved minions. Or, is it just me? Hehehe!
Lastly, to be fair, I did enjoy the overall event. I also learned a lot of new things and had also met few interesting people. Btw, here’s a CBS group pic during the after party at Katips.
Photo Credits: lord_dracula and vanjahnn
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Happy 3rd Anniversary Immortals!
21st of April 2006-21st of April 2009. It’s been three years that we’ve been tossing each others nonsense ramblings inside our little hive in cyberspace. Three years of knowing each others clumsiness and silliness. Three years of sharing each others secrets and painful dramas in life. It’s been a great pleasure knowing that somewhere in this very chaotic age of multi-tasking and modern brouhaha, there is still a place wherein we can vent our frustrations in life without the fear of being rejected and humiliated.
To all cool headed immortals who are reading this post, Happy 3rd Anniversary! Jia You!
Into the Wild, Wild CBS Camp Out
If you wanted to seek diversion from your stationary and monotonous office slave life, habituated by same old faces of your friends and comrades, getting too close for comfort with your clanmates, tired of doing same old stuff, and wanting to breathe another flavor of carbonated oxygen, then you should have been hanging out with the CBS crowd.
The CBS crowd, a mob of cool online addicts who share common personality disorders, just had their first summer camp out and team building at Jardin De Busay. An overdosage of appreciation goes to Mr. Vanjahnn, a fellow CBS mob member, for letting the the whole gang stay at their beautiful place.
The whole gang of raucous blogging cyborgs had spread live bullets of laughter and lethal nonsense talks all over the bloody place. At the end of the team building initiation, team Wang-Wang, a team full of semi-carnal blogging cyborgs, emerged victorious over their lousy opponent, the name I won’t mention because I’m afraid it would just be a waste of bandwidth(peace team unknown, lolers).
On the other hand, a certain lousy cyborg got drunk and wasted during the event because he bragged that he can drink el hombre like a beer. The result? Well, the rest of the cyborg addicts molested his wasted moments and took a lot of photos to scandalized his holy body. Lolers! Peace be with you whoever you are. Hahahahaha!
Below is the confidential list of cyborgs who made it to the said gathering:
- Vanjahnn of FocalGlass.Blogspot.com
- Mark of EUTS.Wordpress.com
- Mikyu of Ifancy.me
- Clarence of DahongLaya.com
- Kai of CalendarNotes.Blogspot.com
- Miong of MiongandMarquee.Blogspot.com
- Empress of EmpressOfDrac.com
- McBilly of McBilly.com
- Attorney of Bethelo.Blogspot.com
- Prince of RoyalGrapiks.Blogspot.com
- Aldwin of Multiply.com
- Bryan of WhatAboutBryan.info
- Jorich of BeyondTheNorms.org
- Tiannex of SimpolNiBai.Blogspot.com
- Timoy of MugnaSaBadlis.Blogspot.com
Xie, Xie Ni for the fun and baka moments. Hehehehe.
Photo Credits: Vanjahnn
Maribago Bluewater Summer Blowout
A fellow Cebu Bloggers Society member, Pinoy Blogger, just informed the group recently that there will be a free summer blow out this coming May. This event will be sponsored by Maribago Bluewater Beach Resort in cooperation with Pinoy World. This activity is actually open to all bloggers in Cebu, but most specifically to CBS members.
Free resort accomodations, fun games, and sumptuous foods are waiting for all the participants. In the games, the lucky bloggers can win gift certificates and other freebies. In order to participate to this great summer event, the blogger must visit Pinoy Blogger’s post and follow a few easy instructions to register.
The posted date of this event was set to 9th of May, but this is in conflict with the schedule of the iBlog Summit in Manila which will be held on the same date also. The CBS VP for Events, Xerxes Bernadez, asked Pinoy Blogger to move this activity to 16th of May.
For further details about this event please visit Pinoy World. And if you wanted to know more about this beach resort, you can visit Maribago Bluewater Beach Resort’s blog.
Photo Credit: bluewateronline.wordpress.com
Xie Xie Ni!
Goshsh!! I just woke up with a heavy head this morning. When I opened my eyes, I felt like the room was swirling around me. My throat was very dry, yet my mouth has this somewhat bitter and acidic taste. My stomach was somewhat full of acid and the very first thought that popped out from my drunken brain is to drink coffee.
The coffee tasted like a rusted water from the taste-point of my still tipsy tastebuds. It didn’t taste like a coffee should be. Fucking neurotransmitters! Can’t translate simple task when the bloody head is still sulking. Fuckin’ cheap tq! That thing must had burn my friggin’ tongue. Lolers!
And then, my still dizzy head decided to try one more time. I mean everything deserves a second chance. So I made coffee again and I concluded that there’s really something wrong with my taste buds. The coffee tasted like nothing, and my stomach was growling with acidic shit. Well, I’m not drunk. Just a little dizzy. Hehehe!
Anyways, I wanted to thank all the mortals who made my day happy yesterday. Yesterday’s my birthday and I celebrated it along with Troy. I gave him a cheap men perfume and a black chocolate. That was actually the very first time that I gave him something. Hehehe!
Thanks to Nabet’s pink blouse. Though it was intended as a Christmas present I received it the night before my birthday, so it’s like a birthday gift also. Thank you so much Nabet. All the Immortal girls are so grateful for all the blouses. Thanks also to Rubin’s thoughtfulness for sending me flowers. He didn’t give me food because I’m already fat. Grrrr. Thanks to Witch’s pair of earrings though I unintentionally broke the other pair. Hehehe. I hope Witch is not reading this post. Thanks to Assassin’s virtual gift, but I’m really sad though. That mortal didn’t even texted or greeted me yesterday. I don’t know why. Huhuhu! Advance thank you also to Manash’s and HUHU2′s presents. Hahaha!
Thank you soo much for all the mortals who greeted and made my day yesterday. My Immortality Forum family, my SMART family, my Banana Networks officemates, my friends in Facebook, Multiply, Friendster… Goshhh!!! I feel like an idiot enumerating these. Hahaha! Thank you also to my tagay mates last night. See you this coming Sunday for another tagay session. Hehehe! Xie Xie, Xie Xie, Xie Xie Ni!
