Monthly Archives: May 2009

I love attending seminars. Aside from getting to visit new places and having the luxury of an all- expense paid hotel life, I also get to meet a lot of new people, and gather new ideas on how to conduct … Continue reading →

A recent Forbes.com declaration puts a far northeastern city in the pedestal by declaring it as the most livable city in the United States of America. Not everybody expected it but Portland, Maine tops the charts and will surely attract … Continue reading →

A recent Forbes.com declaration puts a far northeastern city in the pedestal by declaring it as the most livable city in the United States of America. Not everybody expected it but Portland, Maine tops the charts and will surely attract … Continue reading →

Bumming in economy class, 30,000 feet above the ground is never an easy task. There’s nothing to do but sleep, and nothing beautiful to look at except for the charming and beautiful stewardesses that roam the cabin as if the … Continue reading →

Bumming in economy class, 30,000 feet above the ground is never an easy task. There’s nothing to do but sleep, and nothing beautiful to look at except for the charming and beautiful stewardesses that roam the cabin as if the … Continue reading →

Before Kenny Rogers amazed the world with his songwriting prowess and his world famous roasted chicken recipe, there was another Roger who swept through the world with his sea adventures and nautical exploits. No, I’m not talking about a famous … Continue reading →

Today I had my fair share of work as I helped out in our weekly backyard clean up. It wasn’t that easy, not that hard either. I came late in the afternoon when the sun was on its way home … Continue reading →

Whenever I sleep late in the afternoon and wake up in the evening, maybe around seven or eight, I get this irrevocable feeling of extreme irritability and hot-headedness. It’s like I’m going to blow up any moment, with a slight … Continue reading →

Whenever I sleep late in the afternoon and wake up in the evening, maybe around seven or eight, I get this irrevocable feeling of extreme irritability and hot-headedness. It’s like I’m going to blow up any moment, with a slight … Continue reading →

I live in a beautiful city. Not too much cars, not too much population, not too much pollution. Wherever you look, there’s always a hint of a healthy environment. The people are warm and hospitable, and they surely know how … Continue reading →