Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Thou Shalt Not Use God's Name in Vain

  "Thou shalt not use God's name in vain..." This is the first of "The Ten Commandments of God" written in the books of Exodus and Deuteronomy based on the Hebrew and Roman Catholic Bible. And firmly I believed that the frequent abuse of it is becoming universal nowadays made possible by a number of social networking sites.
I have nothing against some people who are expressive in terms of exercising their faith by putting it into words and share it to almost anyone they know. However sometimes, you just can't help but notice and ask if they really mean what they are saying or they're just doing it out of a habit. And worst yet, it is just for some mere self- presentation purposes. It is all the more quite disturbing if you personally know these people who are fond of posting "godly" words and wall pictures at a certain social networking site ending almost each sentence with "god bless". At times, they are telling you or others to "pray" for your or their happiness, sorrows, shortcomings and practically almost anything under the sun that you could think of when in reality they just have nothing left to say when the situation is becoming awkward for them since they don't truly care for you or those people that they are conversing with. For me, its too generic and redundant like you could always read it from anyone online. I sometimes think that they are just using it as a cliche piece of advice as a shield for their lack of genuine personal regard. I wish they never said anything at all to those people if they are not true about what they say. The sad thing is no one has ever had the courage to throw it back unto their faces. I know, this may yield a number of reactions from anyone but I just wanna speak my mind and even you yourself could notice it too.

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

ghost prank... gone wild


About a month ago, a ghost photo of a young Asian woman was shown to me  from a mobile by my husband's office colleague. It was taken from the institution where they are working. (The above photo has similar image of ghost that was mentioned). She said that it was also just shared to her by a friend who took the picture and she was told a certain story of that ghost. According to the story,  that woman has similar features of the Japanese girl who died a couple of months ago due to drowning from one of the diving sites in the island. At that instance, I really believed her. After all, I trusted her but my husband just laughed at us upon seeing the said image and conveyed that the ghost is just looked like from that of a "Hollywood"  horror film. Even so, I ignored my husband's statement and still really got goosebumps from the picture. In fact, that night I prayed for the soul of that woman whoever she is.

The following day, my husband insisted that that picture is nothing but a fraud. He explained to me that there are certain mobile applications to be downloaded for free which can produce the same ghostly effect on any picture you want to be taken. So, I started to doubt about the claim regarding the picture and so I began to browse any possible  applications and ghost pictures used to created an effect like that because I wanted to be objective as much as possible. Nobody would want to be deceived and so do I.
With perseverance and aim to seek the truth, I found the picture used in the application from a website. It was exactly the same woman from the picture that was shown to me including the pose, stare, hair and dress. I immediately informed my husband on  my discovery. So, his assumptions were true. The picture was indeed nothing but a hoax.
Unfortunately, I heard that the picture has been spread in the entire community. I also saw that it was posted on a social networking site and shared by a number of people to their respective profiles. Those who posted the pictures also believed that such phenomenon was genuine, telling the people the same story I heard about it.  It created a mass hysteria according to a friend psychiatrist whom I talked to.  But the original creator of that hoax really claimed that he never used any applications or software to produce such effect. And the sad part is that his co-workers are supporting his lies. They disregarded some negative remarks about the authenticity of the picture.
If only I could confront him and tell him right into his face that what he did was a public disturbance.  If I am his boss, I could have fired him right in that very instance when I found out the truth. It was so damaging especially to the young children who happened to see the image and heard the falsified ghost story. 
After about a couple of weeks later, he finally admitted that the whole thing was a lie. That it was just supposed to be a ghost prank. He said that he was only pressured by his father since the latter had spread it quickly first before he could actually told him the truth. Then, it had gone out of control. However, instead of being hateful about what he did some people had pity on him just like a child who just dropped a glass of water. Seriously?

I was relieved but at the same time still furious about what happened. I couldn't believed that I was fooled by a person who is known to be trustworthy. I thought people like him at his age should already know the difference between integrity and parental pressure.

Above all, I just don't understand some people who think that they could always fool others and really believed that they can get away with it leaving no traces at all. I also don't understand on why they are willing to trade their integrity for such a non-sense act of deceit. Ultimately, I don't understand on why there are still people who believed on them after the incident. And I think, it is the most disturbing thing that I've ever encountered. 




People Has Always Something To Say About You

When you speak of kindness, people will say that you're such a "pleaser"...

When you're sincere, people will say that you're trying to "tame" them...


When you're polite, people will say that you're just being "needy"...


When you speak of truth, people will say that you're desperate to be a "somebody"...


When you're being open in telling your stories, people will say that you're such a "drama queen"....


And... when you're generous, people will say that you're buying them out.....


So sad.......... People will never run out of things to say about you... Who knows why they are saying that... A bunch of underlying reasons maybe but you might also waste time thinking about it....


So, it's always best to be TRUE to yourself and don't let those people take that away from YOU.......

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

the irony of life sometimes...


u believe those who lied to u... and u despise those who had spoken the truth...

u care about those who tried to destroy u... and u ignore those who truly cared...

u adore those who rejected u... and u disregard those who accepted u...

u trust those who betrayed u.... and u suspected those who don't...

u love the things that don't necessarily matter.... and u hate those that matter most...

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Back in Action

Its been awhile that I haven't posted nor visited my blog spot account. I dunno what happened. I just lost my interest into it. Maybe I was just too busy doing the things that I don't usually do since I resigned from work last March of 2011. Well, I'm back in action again and I'm excited about putting things into words.  There's just so many things I wanna say that I wanna get started right now!

Thursday, November 4, 2010

though, we may be far away from each other but I cherish every good and not so good memories that we had back here in the Phils… hahahah! such as….the “asaran at pambubully” ” dahil mas matangos ilong nyo kaysa sa akin, ingay, tawanan, agawan ng pusa tuwing hating gabi , chizmisan, seryosong usapan, kulitan, inisan, inggitan, galitan, takutan (manong mic2x), pagpapaubaya dahil di nyo ako kaya…hahaha! (malakas ang backup ko), pagkarga nyo sa akin kapag nakakatulog ako sa sala kahit high skul na ako, and ultimately, thanx for just being a brother to me …

pagsaluhan nyo na lamang etong cake nyo... happee bday to my two manongs... Manong Ian (November 03) and Manong Micmic (October 31)...

I'm so thankful to have you as my brothers. There are no others who could fill your shoes… i became what i am because of you two as part of our family. aside from our parents and manang laving, i owe you my creativity, determination and strength as a person. Love u much mga Manongs ko… I miss both of you... :)

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Online Shopping at Home

As a working mom, basically my world revolves around my career and my family. At times, doing or buying something for myself is just so difficult to fit into my schedule. I'm stuck in an eight- hour job during the day and get to travel for almost an hour just to arrive home. After which, I have to cook dinner or do other household chores but it doesn't ends there. I still need to monitor my child's academic needs plus not mention that I have to catch up things with my husband. So, having a late night talk with him completes my day.
A routine like this is nearly impossible for me to go shopping especially when a need arises. However, I found a great way to solve this dilemma and that is through the use of internet. I realized that this concern is no longer an issue nowadays since technology becomes our partner for easy access to the basic life necessities.
I was looking for online shops that cater my shopping needs right from my very own home. Luckily, I found a website that is practically has it all from underwear, slippers, accesories, appliances, gadgets, office equipments and the like. I was also fascinated by how reasonable the prices of its items. It's easy to shop online. All you need to have is a credit card to help you transact Now, there is no more reason to be out of fad because shopping can be just a "mouse click" away.