Monday, September 29, 2008

Welcome Back!

After staying in Baguio for 5 days, eto ang mga napala ko

1. Headache
2. Sipon
3. Body Ache
4. Pagod
5. Teary Eyed
6. Soar Throat
7. Aching Legs

But wait, there's more:

8. Spiritually refreshed
9. Feel God's love throughtout the conference
10. Blessed by the service done by the brother's and sisters of Northern and Central Luzon.
11. Meet the wonderful persons like my breakfast buddy from QC, Ms. Secretariat, who is a deadringer to Pia Guanio, of Angeles, Roomies from Angeles,Greenhills and Dagupan.
12. Bonding time with the Alabang Brothers.

Hmmm...mukhang okay narin.Sulit naman pala ang pagod. Watyathink!?!?

theonoski

Quotable Quotes

Muntik na akong malaglag sa kinauupuan ko while I was reading the news in the Inquirer website.

There was a show named 'Newsmaker: The GMA News Special" which was aired last night and hosted by different anchors of GMA News. They interviewed current President Gloria and former Presidents Ramos, Aquino and Erap. Also was included in the list was Former First Lady Imelda Marcos.

At eto and isang quotable quote nya na nagpasira sa aking umaga...

quote:
"When Mike Enriquez confronted Marcos about allegations of a conjugal dictatorship, her reaction could only be described as Imeldific:"Hindi bale dictatorship basta patungo sa the good, the true, the beautiful and the greatness of the country."

Tell that to the political prisoners who was arrested without warrant.
Tell that to the desepriciados who was taken by the military in the middle of the night and never been heard about them eversince.
Tell that to the family of activist who lost their love ones.
Tell that to the outspoken media who was silenced up by the law.

I'm not a political activist fyi but when it concerns about the democracy of this third world country, aba, ibang usapan na yan!

Give me democracy or give me death!

Ganung level!!!

Hindi bale nang panget basta malaya naman!

=D.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Lintek!

Mukhang may pending works pa ako na madadala sa Baguio ah!

Why do the American Society of Mechanical Engineer (ASME) pinaghati pa kasi ang Long Radius Elbow at Short Radius Elbow, eh pareho lang naman silang Elbow!

Duh!

And they didn't bother to explain what's the use for LR and SR.

Ano kaya yun?????

Now I have to come up with an answer (in less than 1 hour) para masatisfy yung nagtanong sa akin about the use of LR and SR!!!

Lintek!

Monday, September 22, 2008

Excited!

In less than 40 hours i'll be in Baguio na for the RLTC. I'm really excited about this RLTC thing for i know i'll have a very good time discovering God and his wonders for me. Plus the fact that i'll be going to BAGUIO for the first time!

Yay!

Screw the Young Professional (a.k.a. yuppy) image. I'll run around Baguio like a 5 year old kid in a playground. (of course the rltc parin ang top priority activity ko sa baguio, hehehehe).

Excited? Yes!

Atat? Super!

Tapos mo naba trabaho mo sa office? Malapit na!

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Current Fave Hobby

So, ok, it's official. I've replaced blogging instead of going to the gym as my current favorite hobby. Lemme, last time i went to the gym: 1.5 months ago. Last time i've posted something (whether updating the settings or posting a new post) here at the blog before this post: 0.5 hours ago. Buy something for the Baguio gig next week: Nothing. Spend something which is related to blogging: Yes! 2 hours of internet here at Netopia after work (where internet is free naman!) is consumed.

Paktay (ika nga ng mga chekwa sa binondo).

Me being in a tipid mode, due to impending travel in the land adjacent to Stanley Ho's empire but still spending a lot of time in a crampy internet cafe, is somewhat not so tipid anymore.

Darn, i just wish somebody would fix my PC at home (the modem isn't working properly kasi) so that i can do my blogging stuff nalang sa bahay.


still at netopia atc
theonoski

Salam!

Special shout-out to my dear friend/officemate/yosi break tropa/kwentuhan masters, all the way in Assaluyeh Iran who constantly reading my blog! Thanks Cha for visiting my blog and I hope to see you soon pagbalik mo dito sa Pinas.

Opkors lilibre mo ko sa gimik natin hokey =D.

To you Cha, eto lang masasabi ko:

Salam! Saad Baker. Kobi Kobam, Chootori. Salamati! Kelly Mamnum, Mochakaram Kodafes!

Yun na!

p.s.
don't forget my pasalubong, yung biggest plastic bag ng TWIX chocolates sa duty free and NOT TWIGGS mamom from SM supermarket ha! Mabibili sha sa mga duty free ng Dubai, Doha at Manila (or kung san ka man dumaan pauwi mo dito sa pnas) kaya don't tell me na wla kang makita nun paguwi mo dito okey! hehehehehe

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Survivor Philippines (TV Review)



Last night, while I was busy arranging my stuff in my room and checking my schedule on my planner i got a chance to watch the much talked about new reality tv show on Channel 7, which is SURVIVOR PHILIPPINES. I have to admit I'm a survivor fan from the start but i lost interest when I started to work (since i cannot watch the live telecast on tv and i cannot catch the replay shows as well) and with the onset of much fast paced and thrill adventure The Amazing Race i totally forgot Survivor.
But lo and behold, channel 7 acquired the franchise of Survivor and made a Pinoy version of it. Imagine, a American product reality show composed of Filipino contestant and cast-away in a remote island in Thailand. How cool is that? I didn't remember all the contestants name but who strike me the mos is Patani. Her work daw is a Yaya and she's a former contestant wannabee in another contest in channel 7. In the show last night it was always her who was talked about by the other contestant, especially the call center girl, she talks a lot in my observation. But i think she's cool, palaban, and she will definitely kick @$$ on the show.
Kudos btw to the person who's in charge of supplying the girl's with their swimsuit. The labandera contestant looks like a winner in her two piece, and Patani as well =D.
(hindi ba obvious that im vying for Patani to win? hehehehe)
Oh, and also, napag-isip isip ko lang. If in Survivor States most of the contestants are waiter/waitress i think in Survivor Philippines the trend will be call center agents! Wanna bet?
The downside of the show is the main host. I mean, c'mon, P.B.? Yeah he's cool and expert in nature tripping/adventure show but i think i had enough of him already. Nakakaasar pa is that he always talk on most part of the show: e.g. when the girls are talking, the boys getting water, the team making a roof, etc. Palagi sya nagco-comment. It's like watching his previous tv show all over again! Waaaaah.
I do hope it will be an exciting reality show, it's a great relief to see another form of reality show different from the reality singing contest that we have now.
Abanga....

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Lessons Learned for Today

I had a very hectic morning schedule today. First I have to drove my sister and her super cute baby to the hospital for a medical check-up. Twenty minutes later, while i was busy playing scrabble here at the office my Ate suddenly texted me, "where at the wrong hospital, we need to go Alabang where the hospital/clinic is!". Being an obedient brother i hurriedly asked permission from my boss if I can fetched my sister and bring her to Alabang. Luckily my boss is in a good mood today so he approved my request and I hurriedly went to the place to pick up my sister.

Well, for all those who knew me, I'm still a terrible driver after 5 months of driving and as much as possible I avoid Alabang interchange because of its notorious traffic and "kotong" cops! But hey, since its for my sister naman and for her super cute baby, i'll take the risk.

So of we go to Alabang, the small hospital/clinic is located in Cupang (where the road is so small and the tricyle driver are the king of the road!) and another luck strikes me, they had parking space! After we've parked and bring down the baby stuff the receptionist told my already irritated sister that the Pedia were looking for doesn't worked there anymore!

My sister's reaction is like she's saying *WTF*. Hehehehe. (Being impatient is in the genes of our family, thanks to our dear tatay!).

So, after we've talked to the lovely receptionist she informed us that this Pedia doc is now based in Las Pinas but unfortunately she doesn't know the exact location of the place. All she know is that it's in Pilar. So ok, i said, "kami nalang maghahanap sa clinic besides its along the road naman".

Again back to Alabang interchange the traffic flow is crazy, i didn't know where to turn or make u-turn just to get back to the other side of the road. Buti nalang i just follow the jeepney plying on that route. Hay, thank god, im in the right road na =D.

The drive going to the third clinic (now i know it's just a clinic because there's no major hospital along AZ road besides PH), was slow, because we checked every available signboard located on the street, baka kasi lumagpas kami. So when we approached Pilar we saw this signboard saying the clinic is here, but the problem is there's no parking space! What i did was i've parked in front of a Philcopy center/store/i-dont-know-what-are-they to check the clinic. BUT, after i've closed the door of my car this security guard immediately informed me that we cannot parked on their territory! I told him i was just about to check the clinic but he still keep on telling me (by shouting!) that we're on the wrong place. What irrirated me is that he keep on talking to me in a very loud voice (that almost everyone in the parking lot can hear), and since i didn't study in an engineering school for five years and spent 2 years in Iran as a succesful engineer to be shouted by an security guard, i shouted at him as well. (Luckily my sister was inside the car so she didn't heard me shouting at this guy). By the way, the place where the signboard was located was the OLD building the clinic used to occupy, and now they moved in the other side of the building, next to Philcopy.

So, i did saw the clinic, it was besides their building, after the shouting incident i drove to the other side of the building and to the clinic. This time it was the correct address, the prescription paper of the Pedia was already very very very old and already superseeded. Luckily the Pedia wasn't in the clinic at the time we arrive or else she will receive a tounge lashing, verbal humiliation from me.

And I thought my morning mis-adventure was over. Hindi pa pala. When I was leaving the parking lot, a small car parked at my back totally preventing me to make a turn. I tried to make a turn but to no avail, i will hit him directly. So what I did was i stepped down the car asked this gentleman nicely if he can move a little so i can turn back, since im a new driver i dont want his car to be hit by my brand new car, and i don't want to visit my insurance office. But what i've heard from him was this: "KAHIT NA IUSOG KO ANG KOTSE KO HINDI KAPARIN MAKAKALABAS".

Whoah! Is this a shouting day or what???

Then, it hit me, i can do two things:

1. Ask the driver how can i move my car by not hitting him or the rest of the parked car in the building so i can go to the main road.

or

2. Engage him in a shouting match, nowithstanding that he has his 2 year old son in the fron seat and playing a car toy, you're parked at my back dude which is supposedly a NO PARKING AREA! Duh!

Possibly, with the intercession of something i choose the first one. I asked him how can I do that and he simply explained to me what should I do (but i can still smell the sarcasm when he's telling me that). So, i did what he told me and viola! I made it outside the parking lot and off to our dear cute office.

Lesson learned:

1. When you're in a intense situation pray for guidance and patience. For sure you'll be enlighten and the "init ng ulo" will go away. I never did that on the Security guard that's why we ended up in a shouting debate. Hehehehe

2. Always prioritize your family, specially in times of emergency. No amount of work is worth to disregard your family.

3. As i was driving slowly on the road, it makes me appreciate the things located on the side of the road. Di ba we have this saying "Stop and smell the flowers". Since we're working on a fast paced time we tend to disregard or appreciate the small things in life, which in turn will makes us happy pala (or in due time we will need pala). I alwasys passed this area everyday and still i didn't know that a clinic exist there, sa last minute chances ko pa nalaman na meron pala yun dun.

Kulit noh?

I must admit, since i've been in TSD and ALNP i've mellowed down, BIGTIME! If I was not a member of this group and I had this encounter, probably i'll be in hospital now. Hindi pala sagot sa lahat ng gusot ang pagiging mainitin ang ulo (which i shamelessly admit i do before)
Thank you guys for making a better person in me =D.

Galing ko diba? Walang kokontra or else........

Friday, September 12, 2008

T.G.I.F.

Yey! Working time is almost over, sa wakas it's weekend na naman! Don't you just love the weekend??? Tomorrow i'm planning to wake up at 10:00 am then nood ng t.v. then lunch then gala sa hapon. Will try to catch anticipated mass narin because i'll be busy the whole sunday dahil it's my bestfriend's first baby's binyag!

Ang saya right?

oh, wait, i've promised myself pala to clean my room over the weekend?

u-oh, problem ah!

hay, don't you just wish your stinking rich and you have the maids who will clean your room and make it squeaky clean?

nah, i don't need them . besides it's fun to clean your room all by yourself. exercise din yun ah =D.

for all you guys whose reading my blog, thank you and may you have a blessed weekend ahead!

theonoski

Noisy List

My post was inspired by Doc Rio's (hi doc!) recently post about cheating during exams on schools. Yesterday, our group (composed of 4 young but intelligent inidividuals) got reprimanded from our manager. Yes, if im no mistaken it was the first time we, as a whole, got reprimanded for doing something. As our boss was telling us about it many thoughts come into my mind why we're being reprimanded, like:

1. Excessive use of Internet during office hours (hell, the whole company is doing it naman!).
2. Going downstairs 3 minutes before the bell ring at 5:oo pm.
3. Not doing our job well.
4. Late submission of documents.

But guess what's the real reason pala, we we're NOISY pala in our place kaya kami pinagagalitan!

Nyak! Noisy! C'mon, para naman tayong elementary students dito. I know we need to keep our voice down here at the office but to be totally silenced us during office hours (i.e. to keep quite all the time) aba teka mahirap ata yun =(.

I admit we're noisy sometimes, it's because our group love to talk and laugh. It's our time to catch up on what's happening in our life, we love to talked about our office life, and sometimes give advice to each other pag may problema. It only shows that we care to each other, para kaming family ika nga. At least we're developing camaraderie here at our group, and it's agood sign simply because if we like the company of each other we can work harmoniously (parang mali spelling ko dito ah!) and our output would be in excellent and perfect form.

We're not robot, we're humans. We talk, We care, We laugh.

being noisy doesn't make us lesser engineers, in fact it made us better human.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

An Ultraelectromagneticsupercalifragiliciousexpialadocious experience

Last Sunday, I was lucky enough to be invited to attend Lingkod's anniversary in Makati City. At first I was excited to be a part of the activity of our community, to be familiarize with other branch's members and also be a part of the celebration for Lingkod. But my excitement turned into worry when they announce that we should be at the place at 8:00 am on a Sunday morning and also we need to do a presentation (i.e. we have to dance) at the afternoon affair. O.K. i said to myself, the waking up in the morning on a weekend we can dealt with but the dancing part....uh-oh...hmmmm..."houston we have a problem, a dancing problem that is"!

So, what i did was for the dancing part, we've practice the dance the day before the event (i.e. Saturday) and boy did we preactice very hard talaga! Thank God for JC, Ian and Sheena for patiently teaching us how to dance and the blockings! Eventually, after the gruelling practice we did master the dance steps! Yey! Hooray for Theo! Hahahaha.

(c'mon the last time i did dance with choreography was in first year high school pa, not counting the kotilyon and js prom dance ha! and the rest of my life i just dance in bars and disco where as you probably know, ,dancing there doesn't need choreography. jologs pag choreograph sayaw mo sa dance floor.lol)

So, the dancing part is done. Next to do thing, wake up at 5:45 a:m. Boy, this was really really tricky. Me, waking up at this time of the day on a weekend means away! But being a good servant and a little bit excited about what's store for me at Lingkod anniv I obediently alarmed my phone at 5:45 am and diligently stood up when it alarmed.

I must admit i'm impressed at myself for waking up early and not being grumpy/cranky, maybe it's a good sign that this day will be ah-o.k.

Oh, one more thing, another thing that dreaded me in going to Makati was for me to drive in EDSA. Nyahahaha! I've only drive there once and i had a ka-rellevo (no pun intended) with me but now wala! It's me who will drive all the way to Mayor Binay's Kingdom without any reliever in driving. But hey, luckily i did made it safe and sound to Makati. Maybe God really want me to go there and experience his love and to praise him, nowithstanding the early morning meet-up, the driving along edsa and the dance presentation.

The anniversary start with a mass and guess what, I've been chosen among so many people inside the training area to read the Responsorial psalm!!! I was shocked, happy, scared, doubtful all in the same time. Shocked kasi why me? Happy because i'll be serving the Lord. Scared coz it's my first time to do such a thing! Doubtful, kasi baka joke lang pala to! Well it turned out it was not a joke and i did my part (according to the priest in the mass) very fast! hahahaha! It's not my fault if i read fast, ang mahalaga they heard what I say di ba?

After the mass, its workship time. It was pure joy to worship the Lord and I must admit it was my first time to really sing out loud, raised my hand up high, joyfully sing to the lord in all my life! Sobrang saya ng experience,i cannot explain in words how happy and contented i was during the whole sessions. And the talks was amazing as well, the speakers really inspired us to be a good brothers and sisters not only to ourselves in the community but also to others as well.

Afternoon come and the presentation of each branch was held. We we're the first one to perform, in fairness to us we we're great! Hahahaha. The impromptu cast was fabulously great! Well we did lived up to the title of our song (joyful joyful of sister act 2) kaya we were having fun and joy talaga while we dancing. Nakakapagod but what the heck, we had fun naman, worth it parin ang pagod =D.

I went home very very very happy and feel blessed and yes until now i still had this so-called lingkod anniv hang-over (it's already thursday btw) but i must admit It was one great experience, pede ko pa makwento sa mga taong gustong makinig (or forced to listen to me hehehe).

Dear Lord, Thank you for the blessings you have given to me, thank you for being my saviour, my companion during loneliness,my bestfriend who keep on telling me that everything would be when im depressed, my buddy when i'm desperate for friendships, my conscience when im dealing with mortal sin, my buddy when i needed someone to talked to. Thank you Lord.

All of this I offer to you my Lord. My life and my profession I offer to you. What I do to my brothers and sisters in servicing them and my achievements in my work I offer to you, for you alone are the greatest and the most loving God. I am nothing if you're not here in my heart.

AMEN.



(note:title was inspired by the Eraserheads and the movie Mary Poppins)

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Quotable Quote

Yesterday, I was in DOST Taguig City to attend a seminar about something that is related to our work. The speaker of the seminar was a Japanese guy who discussed something about Enviromental issues (i.e. Global Warming) and after the presentation an aged old Filipino guy (who seems like a kagalang-galang na executive) raised a question about it, but the problem is even us Filipinos DIDN'T understand his question! Ang labo nya pre sa totoo lang! One attendees even commented 'walang sense yung tanong nya". But the Japanese, being a nice guy that he is (i think most japanese are nice talaga) he tried to answer hi question hanggat makakaya nya. Well, lo and behold, after the Japanese answered his question eto reply nya:

" I'M NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR ANSWER BUT THANK YOU ANYWAY"

Rude?

Sobra!

Talk about attitude.

Monday, September 8, 2008

Gawad Kalinga Gig (Build a Home, Build a Muscle)



Our cute little office here in Alabang recently team-up with Gawad Kalinga Las Pinas to build homes. We've pledge to build 30 houses in 3 years and the village will named after our company (conceited di ba?) Eversince i've heard the news about it thru Ate Evelyn I was so excited I nominate myself to become our department's representative! Well, ganun nga nangyari, I was assigned as coordinator and core leader of this group, even landing me the rights to be the assistant leader of the powerful food committee hahahaha!

Finally, last weekend, it was our department's schedule to build the home. The day starts very very early at 8:00AM! Again, me being a non-avid fan of early-morning-wakeup-pag-weekend have to drag myself to the bathroom at 6:30. After eating my breakfast and driving my sister to her house in Sucat little did I ralize i was sooo late! 8:30 na pala and here I am, the leader of the group still in Alabang. LOL. Di bale they can't leave without me. =P. Supringsily I was not that late, mas mas late pa pala =D.

So, we all go to the construction site, all in happy faces and very eager to help and to work. After we arrive at site and made some short briefing, introduction, teaming-up, etc. we start our work at 9:00.

Our group did a lot of work in fairness, merong taga halo ng semento, taga bitbit ng hollow blocks, nagpipintura, assistant ni foreman, taga pahid ng pawis, etc. It was hard but hey we had FUN FUN FUN! After 2 hours we had our recess break of ginataan (kulit noh, mainit na nga panahon and here we are eating ginataan!), then after eating work ulit!

After half a day's work, 2 recess break, 1 plastic gallon of mineral water, 6 bottles of POP cola, 2 liters of paint, 10 bags of sand, 2 bags of cement our work is done. Everybody was exhausted but i can see in their face (except for the emo guy) the emotional gratification of finally doing something for others. Sabi nila they we're so happy to be a part of Gawad Kalinga, and kung may chance pa ulit in the future for them to join sasama ulit sila.

Then it strucks me. Ang pagtulong ay dapat bukas sa puso hindi sapilitan sapagkat sa bukas na kalooban mararanasan ang tunay na kaligayahan.

(yikes, ang lalim nun!)

Ang sarap talagang maging bata, di ba? =D.


HBD MM

Happy Birthday Mama Mary!

Hail Mary full of grace, the Lord is with you
Blessed are you amongst women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb Jesus.

Holy Mary mother of God
Pray for us sinners
Now and in the hour of our death

AMEN.

Thank you po!

Special shout out to Doc Rio and blogusvox for visiting my blog =D.

Thanks and enjoy reading!


theosnoski

Demanding

While I was driving earlier on my way to work I was listening to maxfm 103.5 and their topic caught my attention. They we're discussing about "rock stars/singers demands before doing a concert", and they inform that:

a. jennifer lopez wants white flowers, white linen sheets, coffee to be stirred COUNTERCLOCKWISE

b. marilyn manson demands a bald hooker without teeth before he starts his concert (yuck!)

c. madonna wants weights, massage, luxurious pampering and a phone call from her kids before she hit the stage.

according to the dj's, these singers actually demand this outrageous whims to test how far can their producer go to satisfy them. most concert artist's alibi is that we're here to entertain you guys, giving you all our best talent, in short "mahihirapan kami dito tapos kayo naman kikita, swerte nio naman' (this is the artist telling the producers of the show).

while pondering on this thought (re:being demanding), i remember the chat i had last friday with Fr. JV of San Agustin parish here in Pque. He told me that the priest's living condition now is not so good, they live on the second floor of the church wherein they slept on wooden floors and they don't have much on their place. I know some people might think its ok for them to live in that way pero at least naman sana they have a comfortable living space sana =(. they are requesting daw their officials for a better living condition but knowing their parish na salat din sa pera their reqiest will automatically shot down.

this thoughts leads me into this: why is't we can't provide our priest, who serves us and make us more closer to god, a better living condition. after all our priest help us to live an eternal life in heaven. hindi ba malaking utang ng loob natin sa mga pari kapag naisalba tayo mula sa tiyak na kapahamakan ng impierno (uh-oh, i sound preachy na dito ah!) pag namatay tayo? kaya hindi na ako nagtataka why some parish priest end up being corrupt, coz the people who are suppose to take care of them didn't do anything to help them!

it really saddens me when i hear fr. jv's story last week, and it cross to my mind as well kung sila fr. jv are having a hard time here in metro manila what more are the parishes in the province..let's say sa mountanous region of benguet or sa southern leyte????

well, siguro it's already included in their duty being a priest to live in a modest life. i just hope they can cope up with their way of life, free from harm and sickness. for you father jv, i admire you're courage and strength, may god continue to bless you and your parish as well.

AMEN.

p.s.
to father jv: i enjoy your talked last friday at our PM. you're one of the best speakers that i've heard. also i enjoy our conversation and the jokes you shared when we're in the car going home. super saya! i never expect this to a 34 y/old father.

i hope we can meet again father!

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Mr. Mild Mannered's Eheads Experience








And then the next to impossible thing happened....


(thursday-friday) 28-29 August 2008


The Eraserheads concert was held last 30-Aug-08 at the Bonifacio Open field. Two days before the event I didn't know anything about the concert, all i know is that you need to apply for membership at Marlboro website (or sort) to get your free ticket. Lo and behold my friend told me that Marlboro/Phillip already backed out to the event and the new promoter are starting to sell the tickets! Omaygasabelgas, so it was Thursday evening i frantically searched the internet for the news about the concert, and then Friday noontime, after i lined up for the ticket at ATC, get mad at the cashier for being soooooo late in her job and ang haba-haba na ng pila, even end up being late at the office (together with my other colleagues), i got my pair of tickets for the event (clap! clap! clap!). Ang galing ko diba? =D


saturday (30-Aug-08)


My day start at 9:00am today. To those who know me very well, me waking up at 10:00am or earlier is a miracle already. But being an obedient child i have to wake up early to do our grocery in the morning, buy office clothes at sm, and hurriedly dash to ATC to buy the cool shirt for the concert. I finished doing this errands at around 4pm, only an hour before I meet up with my friend to go to the concert.


6:30pm


We arrived at the concert scene, while walking down the street of the fort you can sense the excitement of the people going to the concert venue. It's funny also because you can actually distinguish the people whose going to the concert and whose not. Actually I was looking forward to meet up few old friends at the concert, especially it's in The Fort (teritoryo ata ng PCS ito eh hahaha!), but sadly i didn't see any familiar faces. Security was tight at the entrance, ballpen, camera, perfumes are not allowed (daw!), and you have to undergo 5 times security check before you can enter the premises. Upon entering, there were no chairs pala! Yikes! I thought they will provide chairs kaso wala!So we end up sitting our a$$ at the ground. Oh well, i hope all our hardwork is worth it =D.


10 minutes countdown


when the giant screenboard shows the 10 minutes countdown, everybody went wild! yes! sa wakas matutuloy na sha! and when the timer click 00:00:00 a wave of flash basked the concert arena (and i thought bawal ang camera!) coming from both cellfone camera and digital camera that was sneaked inside the place. I overheard one girl at my back comment "good times with eraserheads are back", and so it was. The band start to emerge from under the stage then they start singing, and I was like "wow dreams really do come true!"....


Here's the list of first set of songs:


1. Alapaap

2. Ligaya

3. Sembreak

4. Hey Jay

5. Harana

6. Fruitcake

7. Toyang

8. Kama Supra

9. Kailan

10. Wag Kang Matakot

11. Kaliwete

12. With A Smile

13. Shake Yer Head

14. Huwag Mo Nang Itanong Sa Akin

15. Lightyears



Ely Buendia looks very thin on the giant screen, but his outfit (preppy type plus dark aviator shades) is far more different than his t-shirt jeans kind of guy style before during the eraserheads time. Heck, what the hell, as long as he sings nice okay na yon! Buddy, Marcus and Raimund are in their natural form, super galing parin tumugtog eventhough it's been years since they perform together.

I've post some of the pictures I've taken during the concert. It's a little bit blurred or too far away (we're in the patron kasi and in front of us is VIP and SVIP section pa) but nevertheless maganda parin ang kuha =D.
I'm very happy that they choose ALAPAAP as their intro song, it's one of my favorite eheads song kasi hehehe, especially the chorus portion "masdan mo aking mata, di moba nakikita,..", ang galing at nakakatuwa! It brings back my high school memories, we used to dance with this song during our presentation (thanks to jennifer calingo who always insist to use eheads song as our song in our presentations) and since i constantlly hear this song i fell in love with it na eventually.
Hayyyy i was teary eyed when i sang this song during the concert, naaalala ko lang my kabataan days in the company of good friends (magreminisce ba! lol!). But still i have really good memories with this song. Ilabet bigtime!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ligaya was the second song they perform, whenever i hear this i remember Chippy. LOL. But still ganda parin kantahin and the song meaning is da best.
Sembreak was nicely performed, when Eheads was singing this song snapshots of UP diliman wa shown on the giant screen, its like paying tribute to the great University by producing the best Pinoy Band ever =D.
Im not sure what song it was (Toyang or Hey Jay) when they shown on the screen the different pinoy komiks character naman. Ang galing talaga! Anyway Eheads is considered part of the pinoy pop culture kasama nila Pupung, Aksyong Aksaya, Wakasan komiks atbp.
Well, the rest of the song was ok naman but i was still expecting Ang Huling El Bimbo na obviously was not played due to what happened to Ely. Oh well all well that ends well naman. Dapat talaga may part 2 ito para masatisfy ang Eraserheads fever ng mga Eheads fan.
Para sa Eraserheads, you rocked dudes!!

Second Article

Yey! My second article in our cute office newsletter is officially published na! Now im doing my next entry which is about the much talked Eraserheads concert. Will try to post another blog about it later (damn, i have a lot of backlog blog lately)

Monday, September 1, 2008

September

Ang galing! It's already September na,next thing you know it's Chrismas time na ulit. I have a lot to look forward to this month like:

Sept. 5 => Ate's Birthday/Jphil's anniversay/Gawad Kalinga gig.
Sept. 7 => Lingkod's Anniversary.
Sept. 8 => Mama Mary's Birthday.
All Saturday of Sept. => Bar Exam ni Sis.
Sept. 24-28 => RLTC at Baguio
Sept. 30 => Company bonus =D=D=D=D=D=D

Fully packed na ang September ko, what more pagdating ng December! Hehehehe.

Im really excited to the RLTC gig because it will be my first time sa Baguio (read my previous blog to know how excited I am kapag baguio na ang pinaguusapan !).

Better get back to work para walang backlog and para makagala na!!!!

gogogo
theo