I guess those workers or employees who are working in a reputable company are really proud of their jobs. I believed I am the same. I had the chance to work before in one of the top trier banks in my home country. Due to change of residence, I left my job as a banker. I miss those days when I was wearing work uniforms everyday. It was quite a tough job because you are dealing with numbers. I was always happy and contented at the end of the day when I balanced the over-all transactions of the bank, thus producing a perfect work sheet and financial statements.
Honestly, I miss my job as Branch Operation Assistant sometimes. Being a previous employee of one of the most prestigious bank in the Philippines, I always feel proud of it.
simply make a positive difference!! life..love..dreams..destiny..ideas...opinions..experiences...
Sunday, August 5, 2012
The Seville Cathedral in Seville, Andalusia
One of the cities we visited in the region of Andalusia in Spain was Seville. I love this city although we did not really explored all of the sights there. A day sightseeing is not enough to see everything especially when visiting a big city like Seville. This city is the lovely capital of Andalusia region.
One of the sights we visited was the Seville Cathedral. Our tour inside was already included in our 7-day trip to Spain. It is known as the Cathedral of St. Mary of the See or Catedral de Santa María de la Sede in Spanish. It claimed to be the third largest church in the world and the largest Gothic Cathedral as well.
It was a great feeling for me seeing wondrous and historical architecture like this. I was truly amazed by this building.
These images were taken during our 7-day trip to Spain last December 2011.
One of the sights we visited was the Seville Cathedral. Our tour inside was already included in our 7-day trip to Spain. It is known as the Cathedral of St. Mary of the See or Catedral de Santa María de la Sede in Spanish. It claimed to be the third largest church in the world and the largest Gothic Cathedral as well.
It was a great feeling for me seeing wondrous and historical architecture like this. I was truly amazed by this building.
The interior of the Seville Cathedral in Andalusia, Spain. It was truly a great experience visiting this city especially going inside this magnificent building. Truly amazing! |
The Door of the Prince. |
These images were taken during our 7-day trip to Spain last December 2011.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
A Memorable Party!
I was browsing some photos from my birthday celebration last year. It was truly a memorable day for me. Everyone had fun especially during the singing and karaoke part. Next time, I guess I need a recording studio furniture to make it more memorable. I would really love to have one since I also love singing.
The sumptuous foods prepared during that party were very delicious. Thanks to my dear friends who made that celebration successful. Thanks also to the visitors that despite of their busy schedule, they made it to my birthday party.I don't have much time to
Due to some unavoidable circumstances and change of plan, my birthday party for this year will be held sometime in October. It was rescheduled because I don't have much time to prepare for it since I will be flying to the US soon. See you guys in October!
The sumptuous foods prepared during that party were very delicious. Thanks to my dear friends who made that celebration successful. Thanks also to the visitors that despite of their busy schedule, they made it to my birthday party.I don't have much time to
My birthday cake last year. Thanks Nadette for this. |
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Passau, A European City
Passau, Passau! I am trying to remember how many times did I already visited this city. I got it now! I was there for the fourth time last summer 2010. I also had the chance to always pass this city for a lot of times. Passau is truly a European city and I always love visiting it.
It is famous for the name, "The Three River City" or known as "Dreiflüssestadt" because the Danube is joined at Passau by the Inn from the south and the Ilz from the north. What I love most in this city is its Cathedral known as the St. Stephen's Dom. I love its architecture especially its interior.
Just sharing these snapshots I took during my last visit in August 2010.
I wish everyone a great month of August 2012! Cheers!
It is famous for the name, "The Three River City" or known as "Dreiflüssestadt" because the Danube is joined at Passau by the Inn from the south and the Ilz from the north. What I love most in this city is its Cathedral known as the St. Stephen's Dom. I love its architecture especially its interior.
Just sharing these snapshots I took during my last visit in August 2010.
I wish everyone a great month of August 2012! Cheers!
The interior of St. Stephen's Cathedral in Passau.
The tower of the Rathaus or City Hall of Passau. |
Europastadt Passau which means Europe City Passau. |
Friday, July 27, 2012
Short Update
I am trying to lose weight but it seems that it is very difficult to do it. I just need a will power and determination to do it but sometimes I just find it difficult. I love food and cooking and I can't avoid to say no to party invitations.
I also bought a Mat Tape last time so that I can start to do some exercise and work-out at home. Believed me guys, I haven't open the mat yet. One day, I believed I can still try my best to slowly get rid of excess weight. I am hoping.
I just need to regain my energy now after being sick with cough and colds for a weeks. I am thankful that I am feeling better now. Cheers!
I also bought a Mat Tape last time so that I can start to do some exercise and work-out at home. Believed me guys, I haven't open the mat yet. One day, I believed I can still try my best to slowly get rid of excess weight. I am hoping.
I just need to regain my energy now after being sick with cough and colds for a weeks. I am thankful that I am feeling better now. Cheers!
Thursday, July 26, 2012
I Miss The Sunset in South Cebu
This is one thing I miss when I am home in the Philippines. The beautiful sunset that I can watch from our terrace is truly a spectacular scene for me. Its beautiful setting over the horizon with its colorful rays that touch the blue sea is truly amazing! I feel like looking in a kaleidoscope when I a see a colorful pattern of the sunrays that goes down the horizon. Truly a phenomenon!
I hope to go home soon once again to unwind, relax, recharge and simply feel at home! There is really no place like home! Agree with me folks? Have a nice day!
I hope to go home soon once again to unwind, relax, recharge and simply feel at home! There is really no place like home! Agree with me folks? Have a nice day!
The spectacular view from our home in Cebu City. I truly miss this phenomenon!
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Don't Miss These Sights in Edinburgh
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. With the combined ancient and modern atmosphere, this city has been an interesting tourist destination not only in the United Kingdom but in whole of Europe as well. Even Edinburgh has become one of Britain's cosmopolitan and creative centers, it remains a deeply traditional, historical place. The Old and New Towns of Edinburgh are included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1995.
Edinburgh has been a tourist destination for centuries. That is the reason why there is a huge choice of accommodation available for travellers. You can for sure find cheap flights when flying to this city. Be sure to plan and book your trip in advance to avail of cheaper prices.
Here are a few sights not to miss during your visit:
1) EDINBURGH CASTLE
This majestic fortress castle, which dates back to at least the 12th century, dominates the city skyline. The site of centuries of British history, it now houses a wide array of galleries, collections, and attractions, including the Scottish War Museum, historical re-enactors, and purportedly one headless ghost. It's also the site of the incredible Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a festival of traditional pipes and drums that takes place every August.
2) GRASSMARKET, OLD TOWN
The Grassmarket section of Edinburgh's Old Town is the home of many of the city's grand old historical pubs and a traditional Scottish restaurant or two. Sit down and have a pint of ale, or even a stiff shot of Scotch whisky with the locals. While you're at it, enjoy a traditional Scottish meal -- if you're brave enough, they might even let you sample the haggis!
3) ARTHUR'S SEAT
A gentle hike to the top of a now-dormant volcano just east of the city brings you to Arthur's Seat, home to the remains of an iron-age fort and some of the most magnificent views of Edinburgh.
4) THE EDINBURGH ZOO
A trip to the Edinburgh Zoo is worthwhile just to see the famous Penguin Parade, when the zoo's penguins leave their enclosure for a stroll around the grounds. But the zoo also boasts a world-class collection of animal species, including their newly-arrived sun bears, Somnang and Rotana.
5) EDINBURGH'S CAMERA OBSCURA
Inside a Victorian tower in Edinburgh's Castle Hill district you'll find a 150-year-old example of the camera obscura: an optical marvel that focuses light from the top of the tower to a glass dish below, providing a unique 360-degree view of the city. The complex also offers an assortment of other attractions geared towards families, including a magic gallery, an observation deck, the "World of Illusions", and new light vortex.
Don't miss to include Edinburgh in your upcoming European trips. For sure you will have memorable moments during your visit there. For cheap airfares to this city, browse for British Airways flights anytime of the year. The earlier, the better! Have a safe and sound trip!
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Edinburgh, Scotland. Taken by my friend Edong. |
Here are a few sights not to miss during your visit:
1) EDINBURGH CASTLE
This majestic fortress castle, which dates back to at least the 12th century, dominates the city skyline. The site of centuries of British history, it now houses a wide array of galleries, collections, and attractions, including the Scottish War Museum, historical re-enactors, and purportedly one headless ghost. It's also the site of the incredible Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a festival of traditional pipes and drums that takes place every August.
2) GRASSMARKET, OLD TOWN
The Grassmarket section of Edinburgh's Old Town is the home of many of the city's grand old historical pubs and a traditional Scottish restaurant or two. Sit down and have a pint of ale, or even a stiff shot of Scotch whisky with the locals. While you're at it, enjoy a traditional Scottish meal -- if you're brave enough, they might even let you sample the haggis!
3) ARTHUR'S SEAT
A gentle hike to the top of a now-dormant volcano just east of the city brings you to Arthur's Seat, home to the remains of an iron-age fort and some of the most magnificent views of Edinburgh.
4) THE EDINBURGH ZOO
A trip to the Edinburgh Zoo is worthwhile just to see the famous Penguin Parade, when the zoo's penguins leave their enclosure for a stroll around the grounds. But the zoo also boasts a world-class collection of animal species, including their newly-arrived sun bears, Somnang and Rotana.
5) EDINBURGH'S CAMERA OBSCURA
Inside a Victorian tower in Edinburgh's Castle Hill district you'll find a 150-year-old example of the camera obscura: an optical marvel that focuses light from the top of the tower to a glass dish below, providing a unique 360-degree view of the city. The complex also offers an assortment of other attractions geared towards families, including a magic gallery, an observation deck, the "World of Illusions", and new light vortex.
Don't miss to include Edinburgh in your upcoming European trips. For sure you will have memorable moments during your visit there. For cheap airfares to this city, browse for British Airways flights anytime of the year. The earlier, the better! Have a safe and sound trip!
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