Friday, April 19, 2019
The Return of the Come Back
After NINE long years (last post was October 2010), I unexpectedly got reunited with my blog because for some mysterious reason, I suddenly remembered my password. Out of the blue, it just "flowed" back to me. Sufferin' succutash! Great balls of fire!!
It feels so strange... and so good! to be back at my writing dashboard again.
A lot of things have come to pass in the last nine years and I have to find my writing "voice" again.
For now, thank you heavens, for this delightful surprise reunion. :)
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Butuan, here we come!
Oh, yeah!
Going with classmates on our first out-of-town, far-far-out-of-town trip, to Butuan, this Thursday.
Woot! Woot!
Going with classmates on our first out-of-town, far-far-out-of-town trip, to Butuan, this Thursday.
Woot! Woot!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Top Ten Medical Technologist Board Exam September 2010
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
RATING(%)
GEORGE MICHAEL NGO SOSUAN
University of Sto. Tomas
92.30
University of Sto. Tomas
92.30
JOSHUA TAY UYBOCO
University of Immaculate Conception - Davao
91.90
3 IRISH MAY GALICIA CO
Trinity Universtiy of Asia (Trinity-QC)
90.70
4 JERICHO MIRANDA CARMONA
Colegio de San Agustin -Bacolod City
90.30
5 FRANCISCO IV PATLING TRIA
University of Sto. Tomas
89.40
6 RASHID TUGO IBRAHEM
Manila Central University - Caloocan City
89.20
6 AILEEN GEOBEE GO UY
University of Sto. Tomas
89.20
7 PATRICK NUIQUE VERA CRUZ
Silliman University
89.10
8 RHEA MALOU AMANCIO MORAN
Velez College
89.00
8 ANGELA CHRISTY LIM PARCON
Cebu Doctors' University
89.00
8 KENNETH BRYAN PAMPLONA PASCO
Far Eastern University -Nicanor es Medical Fouindation
89.00
8 JUDE ANTHONY CERVAS TRINIDAD
University of Sto. Tomas
89.00
9 JOSEPH ISRAEL RULL GUANLAO
Trinity College of Asia (Trinity - QC)
88.90
10 HONEY GLADYS DUERO POTUTAN
San Pedro College - Davao City
88.60
University of Immaculate Conception - Davao
91.90
Trinity Universtiy of Asia (Trinity-QC)
90.70
Colegio de San Agustin -Bacolod City
90.30
University of Sto. Tomas
Manila Central University - Caloocan City
89.20
University of Sto. Tomas
89.20
Silliman University
89.10
Velez College
89.00
Cebu Doctors' University
89.00
Far Eastern University -Nicanor es Medical Fouindation
89.00
University of Sto. Tomas
89.00
Trinity College of Asia (Trinity - QC)
88.90
10
San Pedro College - Davao City
88.60
Read more: http://www.pinoyboardresults.co.cc/2010/09/top-10-medical-technologist-medtech.html#ixzz0yw0AdE3u
Sunday, August 22, 2010
SUMS Open House
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
100% !!!!
I wanna scream
I wanna cry
I wanna jump
up and down
and fly
News just got around
the SU Med School had
blasted off the ground
Our very first graduates
all passed
the 2010 Medical Board Exam!
Fireworks!
Cannon blast!
Let the drums roll
Let the confetti flow
SU Med School
Go! Go! Go!
I wanna cry
I wanna jump
up and down
and fly
News just got around
the SU Med School had
blasted off the ground
Our very first graduates
all passed
the 2010 Medical Board Exam!
Fireworks!
Cannon blast!
Let the drums roll
Let the confetti flow
SU Med School
Go! Go! Go!
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Flying to Cebu for One Peso
Could it be true? Fly from Dumaguete to Cebu for only one peso?
Well, yes and no. Yes because the Cebu Pacific ticket on sale was really only ONE SHINY PESO! But no, because there were taxes to be paid amounting to 18.50 pesos therefore the actual amount that I paid was 19.50 pesos. Wheehaaa!! It will take quite a while for me to get over that!
So yesterday, this here below is the plane with propellers that flew us to Mactan International Airport in just 30 minutes from the Sibulan Airport.
This is the interior of the plane, two seats on each side, and absolutely no luggage/bags/whatever allowed under the seats. Everything had to be stowed away in the overhead bins. This being a small plane, they had to be very particular about total weight therefore they had to weigh us all, luggage AND passenger, upon check-in. It was my first time to be weighed at an airport!
(This is my seatmate, a balikbayan from somewhere. My bad that I didn't ask her permission if I could take a pic of the plane with her in the frame. Sorry po...)
And this here is our flight crew: Flight attendant Grace, First Officer Rosario (wootwoot! a female co-pilot!! hats off to you ma'am!) and Captain Kimura.
It was a very good flight and I recommend that if you like traveling sign up for low fare alerts from cebupacificair.com.
P.S. In case you don't have anybody to fetch you from the Mactan International Airport, do not worry. There are two kinds of taxis available right outside the exit doors of the MIA. There are fixed rate taxis that will take you to Cebu City for 390.00 pesos and then there are metered taxis that will turn on their meters once your ride begins.
I took the metered taxi and it cost me 290.00 pesos to get to my destination. Not too bad, I think, considering how convenient everything had been so far. And besides, there were no jeepney or pedicab alternatives, anyway.
Overall assessment: It's the Way to go! Watch out for the next plane ticket sale! :-D
Well, yes and no. Yes because the Cebu Pacific ticket on sale was really only ONE SHINY PESO! But no, because there were taxes to be paid amounting to 18.50 pesos therefore the actual amount that I paid was 19.50 pesos. Wheehaaa!! It will take quite a while for me to get over that!
So yesterday, this here below is the plane with propellers that flew us to Mactan International Airport in just 30 minutes from the Sibulan Airport.
This is the interior of the plane, two seats on each side, and absolutely no luggage/bags/whatever allowed under the seats. Everything had to be stowed away in the overhead bins. This being a small plane, they had to be very particular about total weight therefore they had to weigh us all, luggage AND passenger, upon check-in. It was my first time to be weighed at an airport!
(This is my seatmate, a balikbayan from somewhere. My bad that I didn't ask her permission if I could take a pic of the plane with her in the frame. Sorry po...)
And this here is our flight crew: Flight attendant Grace, First Officer Rosario (wootwoot! a female co-pilot!! hats off to you ma'am!) and Captain Kimura.
It was a very good flight and I recommend that if you like traveling sign up for low fare alerts from cebupacificair.com.
P.S. In case you don't have anybody to fetch you from the Mactan International Airport, do not worry. There are two kinds of taxis available right outside the exit doors of the MIA. There are fixed rate taxis that will take you to Cebu City for 390.00 pesos and then there are metered taxis that will turn on their meters once your ride begins.
I took the metered taxi and it cost me 290.00 pesos to get to my destination. Not too bad, I think, considering how convenient everything had been so far. And besides, there were no jeepney or pedicab alternatives, anyway.
Overall assessment: It's the Way to go! Watch out for the next plane ticket sale! :-D
Thursday, May 27, 2010
batch tapok
Friday, May 7, 2010
kakatuwa. kakalokah.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
in UP again
For the nth time in a short time, I am in UP Diliman again, this time for the Physiology Society Annual Convention. And I am so loving being in campus again! Wwwwwhoooooooo hoooo!!
Monday, April 5, 2010
Monica Cadiente
A couple of weeks ago, I left my Smart cellphone in the pool shower room (amf!). Almost in a panic and with a sinking sensation in the pit of my stomach, I dialed my Smart number hoping against hope that whoever found it would have it in her (I left it in the female shower room) heart to answer.
Lo and behold, after several rings, a young voice answered. "Miss," she said, "I found your phone in the pool shower room and brought it with me because there was nobody else there na!" Her name was Monica Cadiente, a sophomore accounting student from St. Paul University in Dumaguete. Wow, oh, wow!
To make a long story short, I was reunited the next day with my precious Smart phone and had the pleasure of meeting Monica and her mom who came to visit her from their hometown in Manjuyod.
Truely, honesty and kind hearts still abound in Dumaguete! I am one lucky resident of this place. Thank you, Monica and thank you, Mrs. Cadiente, for raising such an upstanding young woman. To the sisters and teachers of St. Paul's Dumaguete, you do our city proud. :-) !!!
Lo and behold, after several rings, a young voice answered. "Miss," she said, "I found your phone in the pool shower room and brought it with me because there was nobody else there na!" Her name was Monica Cadiente, a sophomore accounting student from St. Paul University in Dumaguete. Wow, oh, wow!
To make a long story short, I was reunited the next day with my precious Smart phone and had the pleasure of meeting Monica and her mom who came to visit her from their hometown in Manjuyod.
Truely, honesty and kind hearts still abound in Dumaguete! I am one lucky resident of this place. Thank you, Monica and thank you, Mrs. Cadiente, for raising such an upstanding young woman. To the sisters and teachers of St. Paul's Dumaguete, you do our city proud. :-) !!!
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
March!
Gosh, is it March already??? And even that is about to end.
Been here and there and back again.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Am back!
From nowhere, really. Just have been preoccupied with stuff and stuff and have sort of forgotten that I actually have a blog!!
It's been a month that I've not been here. Huwaaw.
So what's been happening this past month?
My laptop is ok now, except that they forgot to reinstall Photoshoppe and my printer. It sounds such an easy problem but really, for me, it's not. ::Sigh.::
And what else? Oh, I don't know if it's advancing age or it's the pool water, but I had little warts growing on my face. Thankfully, my dear cousin Beryl Munoz is a dermatologist and zapped the nasty warts away. Thanks, Beye!
Plus an important thing I learned: when a woman reaches the age of forty, it's important to put moisturizers on her face each night. Yey!
La di dah...
It's been a month that I've not been here. Huwaaw.
So what's been happening this past month?
My laptop is ok now, except that they forgot to reinstall Photoshoppe and my printer. It sounds such an easy problem but really, for me, it's not. ::Sigh.::
And what else? Oh, I don't know if it's advancing age or it's the pool water, but I had little warts growing on my face. Thankfully, my dear cousin Beryl Munoz is a dermatologist and zapped the nasty warts away. Thanks, Beye!
Plus an important thing I learned: when a woman reaches the age of forty, it's important to put moisturizers on her face each night. Yey!
La di dah...
Friday, January 29, 2010
Top Less
I've been Top-Less for more than a week now.
Well, actually that should be LapTop-Less for more than a week now because I left my computer at the computer shop Wednesday last week yet, on the morning before we left for Manila. But incredibly, until today, more than a week later, my laptop is still not fixed yet. Grrr.
So I'm just posting from the kids' computer, which is not very conducive to writing because they're always breathing down my neck, waiting for me to go get up and let them do their facebook and gaming stuff.
So I'll be off now. Ciao!
Well, actually that should be LapTop-Less for more than a week now because I left my computer at the computer shop Wednesday last week yet, on the morning before we left for Manila. But incredibly, until today, more than a week later, my laptop is still not fixed yet. Grrr.
So I'm just posting from the kids' computer, which is not very conducive to writing because they're always breathing down my neck, waiting for me to go get up and let them do their facebook and gaming stuff.
So I'll be off now. Ciao!
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
biggest delegation
Leaving for Manila today with 19 medical students(!) and some faculty members to attend the annual medical schools' convention, this time to be held at my alma mater, UERMMMC. I have a feeling we are going to be the biggest delegation this year. Go SUMS!
Monday, January 18, 2010
01-11-10
A week ago to be exact, on January 11, 2010, our surgery resident Herbert Rebaya and his long time sweetheart, our former student nurse, Louella Mendoza, wed in a love-filled ceremony and reception at El Pueblo Genovivo.
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