Dec 5, 2009 Posted by Winston

Waking up in Tagaytay

It all started with one music and we decided to drive to Tagaytay after we left Banchetto last night. Hanhan was driving the car while Jehz and I were seated comfortably. It didn’t take us long, with Hanhan’s superb driving skill and traffic-free roads, to get to Tagaytay. The three of us were wearing plain shorts since the trip was not part of the plan. It was a good thing that Hanhan and I... read more

May 6, 2008 Posted by Winston

Things I need to work on before May 17

Considering that I only have eleven days left before I leave for Cebu, I think it’s time to keep myself busy doing the things that needs to be done. Prepare my “Maleta Checklist” I always prepare a checklist before packing my stuff whenever I go for a trip. Since I will be away from home for six months, it would be best if I make sure that all the stuff I need will be in this list. ... read more

Dec 9, 2007 Posted by Winston

Night outs with Miss Google Earth Philippines

We’ve been hanging out with Ate Aileen Apolo, Google Country Consultant, for the past two nights. Last night, after her talk at MSITE in NCCC Mall, we went to Fwendz Diner for Kuya Tope’s IT Party. Kuya Migs, Kuya Blogie, Kuya Rodney and Kuya Jun, were among those who went with us during the night. We were also able to meet Ted Padova, an Adobe Acrobat specialist and writer, at... read more

Nov 25, 2007 Posted by Winston

Going to the bundoks of Calinan

Yesterday, we, together with my colleagues in Kalasag, went to Calinan District to attend Kuya Ayan’s thanksgiving lunch for passing the November 2007 Electronics Engineering Licensure Examination of the PRC. Calinan is just one of the few rural districts in Davao City. It’s located at the northern part of city. It’s about an hour ride from the metro. We took the bus in going to Kuya... read more

Nov 2, 2007 Posted by Winston

Batang Yagit conquers Brunei

Is this street named after the brother of Julia Roberts? Maybe not. This is just one of the few street names that can be found in Brunei. Jalan is a Malay word which means street in the English language. During my short stay in Negara Brunei Darrusalam, I learned a few things about the country. Brunei was once under the British Protectorate. It’s a small but powerful country. The population of... read more