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November 14, 2008
Yagit is now an Engineer
November 5, 2008
The longest week of my life happened last week. It was Saturday and Sunday when we took our licensure examination for ECE at South Western University in Cebu. All of the things I studied in the past 5 years of my life were compressed into two days of four-subject examination. I can say that the exam is very unfair. I know I know a lot things but the examination does not cover it all. (darn those examiners)

Waiting for the result of the exam is even worse than taking the exam itself. As we near the release date, most of us are becoming anxious. Tension is starting to build up. Most of us are nervous. Everytime a cellphone rings, our hearts start to panic. The days after the board exam were hell for us.

(***insert annoyed icon here**** someone downstairs is selling pineapple and he pronounces pinya as pinnneeeeaaa)
Samsung Fun Club Day
October 18, 2008
The bloggers here in Cebu …
Blog Action Day Post: Stopping Poverty
October 15, 2008
While I was waiting in SM for my Smart Gold Lite application to be approved last week, I happened to pass by a familiar booth inside the mall. I’ve seen them a couple of times in Ayala, few months ago, but I never paid much attention. But I know them. I have read about them on the papers they were giving to the passers by.
Priceless Photos: Cellphone Casing
October 14, 2008
Here’s a set of priceless photos (inspired by Himantayon). I went into this cellphone accessory shop in town to get some protective casing for my Nokia N82. While browsing their huge collection of cellphone accessories, I came across this row of crystal casings for Nokia cellphones. Please see photos below:
Da Vinci’s Pizza in Cebu
October 6, 2008
After the two consecutive days of taking the review center’s diagnostic examination, my clique decided to treat ourselves with a scrumptious meal. It was decided that we’ll have dinner at Sbarro in Ayala Center Cebu. But Starth, a non-pork eater classmate, was hesitant since most of the meat dishes in Sbarro contains pork. She recommended Da Vinci’s Pizza in Osmeña Boulevard (Jones Ave.) since she had tried dining in the resto before. Then it was decided where we’ll have our dinner.

The place is not strange to us anymore since we get to pass Jones every time we go to our review Center. The place is not far from the famous landmark, the Fuente Osmeña Circle. It is situated at the right side of the Crown Regency Tower, just beside Jollibee.

Jaypee:Pano kung hindi ako genius? Pwede pa...
tart:wins, gipangita ka ni sir marloue....
Brix:gambatte ne!
jheLo:wow! ayus itong chance na toh.....
w4yne:Hi there, Just dropping by, keep it up....

Monday: Transport Strike, Work and Food

May 13, 2008 | Author: Winston | Filed under: Blog
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I decided I’d do a five-post series about my last five days in Davao. I’ll be leaving for Cebu this Saturday and I want to keep track on how I will spend my five remaining days.

It’s Monday. There is a nation-wide transport strike going on. I can somehow see its effect. The city government deployed buses to replace the public transport. But I’m glad there are taxis around.

I spent the afternoon with Kuya Andrew and Ate Ria. We went to Fagioli to grab some coffee and abuse the free WiFi they offer. Kuya and I had to finish some work, or rather get some work started (again). Ate Ria left earlier because she had to get something from the mall. We stayed at the coffee shop until seven in the evening and head back down town to pick Ate Ria.

We decided to have dinner at Dulce Manos. The three of us ordered their famous Shrimp with Alavar Sauce (P85) while Kuya Blogie, who followed, had his serving of Lechon Kawali (P105). The meal was “underwhelming”, or we were not “whelmed” at all for that matter.

We again decided to leave the place and look for a new restaurant to eat. The group decided to try Cafe Vivere in Mt. Apo Street. We ordered their pork steak while Kuya Blogie ordered Hungarian Sausage. The meal satisfied our hungry tummies. Thanks to the owner of Cafe Vivere, who let us in even if they were about to close, when we arrived.

That did not end our food adventure that night. We went to Basti’s Brew to finish the work we left. I tried their Cinnamon Roll topped with cream cheese (P60) at it was great. Kuya Drew was so happy that night because he was able to finish the task I gave him. Tsk tsk tsk. While I, on the other hand, was left clueless on how to work on my Joomla Component problem.

It was a brain draining day because of work, but nonetheless, it was also “food-filling”.
This series is tagged with “last five days in Davao“.

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grabeh ka naman makaspend on food! ipangshopping ko na lang yan hehehe

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