06292023

 Intest 1 outing at Giselle resort langkaan dasma cavite.

Php12 tricycle

Php52 sorrento villa elena

Php60 special tricycle to giselle resort.

Php12 jeep justinville to panapaan kanto

06282023 wed edil ad ha

Start of shutdown adgt

Punta sm bac mama at jp kuha atm card sa bdo.

Php1000 sm bacoor

Php396 mama tiktok

Php998 2x swimming short

Php100 tinapay.

06262023 monday

Php65 lunch

Mama and Nora go to Padre Pio humingi ng blessings.

Php127 slex calamba extension.

The to Tagaytay.

06252023 sunday

Php75 lunch pusit

Umulan. Ayun baha sa compound. Yung daan papunta sa daang kalabaw sa may magnolia. Pinantay na sa kalsada.

Despedida ni Luis.

Nag drive si pogi. Dinala yung food.

Muntik pa malunod si Akeo. Nakalabas ng gate. Tumalon sa sapa. Buti may sumagip.

06242023 sat

Php208 jp burger king

Php414 kfc

Php700 PWD mama tondo address

Php2k bigay ti soly

06232023 fri

Php20 pandesal

Hatid ganda sa uptown bgc

Php33 + 33 toll fee

Php65 1.5l sprite paid kay Marie 5:30pm

Php100 load jp smart

Php100 pamasahe jp

Php150 kabayas isda.

Araw ng bacoor.

Jp sa mapua nag exam. Good luck.

Php75 coffee mate  220g

Php60 20 vegeballs kwekkwek lumpia gulay

Php500 baon jp.

Php95 1/2 fried chicken

Goto sm

Php1500 dried mango

Php1k damit mica

The art of war.

 10 lessons from The Art of War by Sun Tzu:

1. Know your enemy and know yourself. This is the most important lesson in The Art of War. If you know your enemy and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles.

2. Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak. This is a lesson about deception. By appearing weak when you are strong, you can trick your enemy into underestimating you.

3. Attack where the enemy is unprepared. This is a lesson about surprise. By attacking where the enemy is unprepared, you can gain an advantage.

4. Make use of spies. Spies can provide you with valuable information about your enemy.

5. Use terrain to your advantage. The terrain can be a powerful tool in battle. By understanding the terrain, you can use it to your advantage.

6. Be flexible. The situation on the battlefield is constantly changing. You need to be flexible in order to adapt to these changes.

7. Concentrate your forces. Don't spread your forces too thin. Instead, concentrate your forces on a single point of attack.

8. Strike at the enemy's heart. The heart of the enemy is their will to fight. If you can break the enemy's will to fight, you will win the battle.

9. Use deception. Deception is a powerful tool in war. By deceiving your enemy, you can gain an advantage.

10. Know when to retreat. Sometimes, the best course of action is to retreat. By retreating, you can preserve your forces for future battles.

These are just a few of the many lessons that can be learned from The Art of War. 

This book is a classic for a reason. It is full of wisdom that can be applied to all aspects of life, not just war.

Follow my page for more educative and informative contents.

AH Gulany

06212023 wed

Php4k ambag sa litson 12k int1 outing

Php80 1 kilo patuka ng ibon

Php20 bread bun meron na pala tasty.

Php12 12 30= 54 x 3= 162

Mama punta za MoA kasama Nora bella bella  bili ng maleta.

Cristin

06202023 tue

Php190 dinuguan 2x at chik curry

Php175 lazada paid mama

Php200 jp miryenda.

May pigsa si jp sa singit ata.

Nag SM si mama. Naibalik na yung netflix payment na nadebit sa account ni mama sa BDO savings acct nya. Waiting sa replacement ATM card nya sa Tuesday. 

06192023 mon

Php20 pan desal

Php1k give mama budget

Php2k father's day celeb pogi go and ganda

Php170 lazada wall putty 1.5kg.

06162023 fri

Php12 pandesal

Goto SM

Php5007.40 grocery

Php500 diesel max at 53.05/ liter = 9.43 liters

Php100 master siomai.

Php20 tip sa pahangin

Php20 bbq.

Php496 2x sine The Flash

Php1057.20 pillow 

Php437.90 mang inasal lunch

Php100 pop corn

Its time

 IT'S TIME TO NORMALIZE THESE:

1. Pag absent, absent ka. Wag mo isipin ang naiwang work mo. Kaya ka nag absent eh, kasi may reason ka not to work. You have other priorities for that day, whether for your rest, a special occasion for your loved one, taking a break, having a vacation, etc. Make the most out of your absence!

2. If you're sick, take a leave. Pag naka sick leave, REST! Hindi ka naman work from home BUT naka sick leave. HINDI KA ROBOT.

3. Remember, you are replaceable. Pag work sa workplace lang yun. Hindi ka employee sa bahay mo. You're a loving parent, child, or spouse. YOU ARE MORE THAN JUST AN EMPLOYEE!

4. Promote Well-Being and Self-Care. Saying NO when the work is overwhelming is a form of self-care. DON'T GLORIFY OVERWORKING. WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER.

5. When we die, our positions will be filled again after few months, but the vacuum and void in our families and at our homes might be costly.

6. Take a break, magbakasyon, magtravel. HAVE A ME-TIME too.

06142023 wed

Php20 pandesal

Php20000 sunob parte ni mama

Php2k sunob parte ni pogi

Php2k sunob parte ni ganda

Php35 evap milk cow bell

06132023 tue

Php20 pandesal ti soly

Php20 pan desal de pamilya

Php185 30 pcs itlog

Ginawa telephone line sa ilaya. Nginatngat ng daga

Php6k get bayad ni Tan.

Received from BPI innova insurance policy.

06122023

Munoz n. E. Market at jolibee.

Php60 1/4 tuyo

Php20 AA 4 pcs battery

Php65 50pcs itlog pugo

Php329 jolibee

Php140 gulay

Php20 kalamansi.

Php250 papaitan 1kl.

Php100 kahoy mortal and pestle.

Php250 baboy

Php700 bangus.

Php500 balong.

Php58 toll fee pura tplex

Php454 toll fee sctx and nlex

Php264 toll fee skyway stage 3

Php45 toll fee naiax

Php33 toll fee cavitex

Php900 shakeys shell of asia.

Give pareng domeng 15kilos of bigas bagong ani.

Hardworks.

 LOOK: A summa cum laude graduate from West Visayas State University (WVSU) is making waves on social media when he shared his story about how poverty did not deter his dreams, encouraging people to build a society where success is not “a one-in-a-million possibility.”

Yancy Aubrey Panugon graduated summa cum laude and valedictorian of the WVSU Class of 2023 on Tuesday, June 6.

In a lengthy Facebook post, Panugon shared how living without electricity, and with no parents did not deter his dreams and academic performance. 

“Now, allow me to share a piece of my story reminiscent of survival films or thriller fiction, and even drama that interests most Filipinos. But the catch is: it's a real-life experience with poverty as the formidable opponent, and I'm the unfortunate protagonist. Life threw me into a rough start,” he began his post, citing an excerpt from his speech during the university’s recognition day.

“My father left without a trace when my mother discovered she was pregnant at an early age, forcing her to take all parenting responsibilities. My mother had to go to Manila to make ends meet, trying her luck for a better life. But reality hit hard like a ten-wheeler truck; the odds were not in our favor. My life had more plot holes and conflicts than Twilight Saga. Soon, I ended up living with my grandmother, who can only see with one eye, and my uncle, who is partially deaf. Picture this scene: we all squeezed into a tiny, dimly lit home without electricity. We didn't own a bed to sleep in, a table to eat on, or even access to water. Our only light sources were candles and flashlights,” he went on.

Panugon shared that even as a child, he quickly learned the value of hard work.

“My friends from Brgy. Duran and I had to gather garbage in our crowded neighborhood and search for recyclables to sell to buy the simple toys we so badly wanted. During elementary school, my pocket money depended on my grandmother's luck in a game called Tong-its. If she failed to win, I would skip school to play Tetris Battle or card games that involved money, hoping to pocket a few coins for school,” he wrote.

“My 73-year-old grandma had to walk kilometers to see me during card days or PTA meetings. As a child, I was confronted with these harsh conditions head-on, but fortunately, the ending to that chapter was not a letdown as I graduated as the top student, the class valedictorian, from A. Montes I Elementary School,” he added.

Moving to Iloilo National High School, Panugon’s high school years presented even greater hardships.

“I remember my grandma had to hold a flashlight for long hours so I could study, and when her arms grew tired, I had to learn the art of multitasking: a flashlight in one hand, the other taking messy notes on a Mara-Clara-covered notebook. Sadly, our flashlight didn't stay long, so I had to switch to a candle when working on projects—no wonder my teachers questioned why my outputs sometimes had candle wax on them. Hope almost died like that fast-burning candle when the high school put even more strain on our finances,” he said.

“I remember participating in quiz bees not for the love of competition but to win cash prizes, hoping to have some pocket money to survive high school and hang out with my friends at nearby fishball stands. But even then, money from those quiz bees wasn’t enough. There were times when I had less than ten pesos to sustain an entire school day. It was a silent battle, fought hard with the undying determination of my uncle and grandma through a mix of literal and figurative blood, sweat, and tears,” he added.

Panugon stressed his commitment to education despite their financial situation as it served as “an escape from the painful realities” of life.

“Our neighbors would ask why I still pursued getting an education despite our financial burdens. The answer was simple: school was my escape from the painful realities of this survival game we call life. And for a little plot twist for this particular chapter of my young life, I proudly graduated as the class salutatorian of Iloilo National High School despite all those obstacles,” he wrote.

“This is just one of the stories in our underdeveloped community where the bitter truth of life is seen and felt. A hard living like this exists for many children and is sadly overlooked in the grand narratives of excellence,” he continued. 

To his fellow graduates, Panugon had this to say: “I encourage each graduate to contribute to building a society where success for every young, struggling dreamer is more of a promise that can be delivered instead of just a one-in-a-million possibility. Let's create a culture where collaboration overpowers competition in this survival game called life.”

Panugon also received several awards during the WVSU recognition day including the Senator Manuel B. Villar Academic Excellence Award as University Valedictorian, Reynaldo Gacho Segumpan Award as Most Outstanding College of Education Graduate, Academic Excellence Award – First Honors (1st to 4th year), Proficiency Award in Mathematics, President’s Recognition for National Awardee, and Most Outstanding Practice Teacher in Mathematics.

The young scholar earned the admiration of his peers. His Facebook post about his achievements has amassed over 5,600 Facebook reactions and 1,300 shares as of this posting. | Sean Rafio 📷 Yancy Aubrey Panugon/Facebook

#DailyGuardian.

We...

 We are all born to help each other.

06112023 sunday

Umuwi sa cabanatuan then sa palusapis. Maulan.

Php30 tricycle kagabi

Php20 pandesal

Php33 cavitex

Php45 Naiax

Php264 skyway stage 3

Php62 nlex

Php392 nlex to sctex

Php0 CLLEX central luzon link expressway no fee does not own by any corporation.

Php576.33 jolibee shell nlex

Php75 mango = php100

Php1540.27 diesel max at php49.10 = 31.37 liters

Php700 gataa ng kalabaw DVF.

Full tank petron cabanatuan.

Php50 tip sa gasoline boy.

Linalyn. Rinalyn.

06102023 sat

 Php20 pandesal

Php100 paid bobbin o ring kay mama paid.

06092023 fri

Php424.91 - maynilad Fely paid ni ganda

Punta sa SSS si pogi at mama. Bayad SSS at UMID ID ni pogi. Okay na daw yun no need na dapat pumunta sa SSS.

Php20 pandesal.

Php1k erik borrowed

06082023 thu

Php1000 jp head phone pandagdag

Php300 baboy

Php50 giniling

Php35 miswa

Php35 puso ng saging

Php1000 richard may anay daw sa apartment.

Nag sm sila.

Rules

 RULES TO TEACH YOUR SON

1. Never shake a man’s hand sitting down.

2. Don’t enter a pool by the stairs.

3. The man at the BBQ Grill is the closest thing to a king.

4. In a negotiation, never make the first offer.

5. Request the late check-out.

6. When entrusted with a secret, keep it.

7. Hold your heroes to a higher standard.

8. Return a borrowed car with a full tank of gas.

9. Play with passion or don’t play at all…

10. When shaking hands, grip firmly and look them in the eye.

11. Don’t let a wishbone grow where a backbone should be.

12. If you need music on the beach, you’re missing the point.

13. Carry two handkerchiefs. The one in your back pocket is for you. The one in your breast pocket is for her.

14. You marry the girl, you marry her family.

15. Be like a duck. Remain calm on the surface and paddle like crazy underneath.

16. Experience the serenity of traveling alone.

17. Never be afraid to ask out the best looking girl in the room.

18. Never turn down a breath mint.

19. A sport coat is worth 1000 words.

20. Try writing your own eulogy. Never stop revising.

21. Thank a veteran. Then make it up to him.

22. Eat lunch with the new kid.

23. After writing an angry email, read it carefully. Then delete it.

24. Ask your mom to play. She won’t let you win.

25. Manners maketh the man.

26. Give credit. Take the blame.

27. Stand up to Bullies. Protect those bullied.

28. Write down your dreams.

29. Take time to snuggle your pets, they love you so much and are always happy to see you.

30. Be confident and humble at the same time.

31. If ever in doubt, remember whose son you are and REFUSE to just be ordinary!

32. In all things lead by example not explanation.

33. Dress how you want to be addressed

34. BE BLESSED BY BEING A BLESSING

06072023 wed

Php147 safeguard lemo fresh + vitamin c* 3x 125g

Php281 koten 30amp circuit breaker

Php105.13 switch outlet 3 gang.

Paid lazada php400 darling.

Sss pogi 35-2586004-9 done.

Kliyente

 CLIENT – How much will it cost to do this job?

CONTRACTOR - 1.5million 

CLIENT – That’s too expensive for this job!

CONTRACTOR – How much do you think it should cost?

CLIENT – 800k max! It’s a simple job!

CONTRACTOR – I can’t do the job for so little.

CLIENT – People in your line of work wants to make a huge profit!

CONTRACTOR – I’m sorry you feel this way. Why don’t you do the job?

CLIENT – But, but, I don’t know how to do any of that.

CONTRACTOR – For 300k, I can teach you everything you need to know to do the job. You can then use 800k to do the job, and you’re still saving 400k . Also, you will obtain all the knowledge and the experience for the next time you need to do this job.

CLIENT – Deal!

CONTRACTOR – Great! To start, you need to buy tools. You will need a chipping hammer, a nail gun, a laser, a drill, a mixer machine, Grinder, PPE, and some other things.

CLIENT – But, I don’t have any of those tools and I can’t buy all that for just one job!

CONTRACTOR – Ok. I can rent you my tools for another 150k. You’re still saving 250k.

CLIENT – That’s cutting my savings, but I will rent your tools.

CONTRACTOR – Perfect! I’ll be back Saturday and we can start.

CLIENT – Wait! I can’t Saturday. I only have time today.

CONTRACTOR – I’m sorry, I only teach others on Saturdays. I have to prioritize my time and my tools needs to be in other jobs I have during the week.

CLIENT – Ok then. I will sacrifice my family’s plans on Saturday.

CONTRACTOR – Right, me too! Oh, I forgot. If you’re going to do the job yourself, you need to buy the materials. There’s a high demand nowadays, so your best bet is to get a truck and be at the hardware store by 6am before other contractors get there.

CLIENT – AT SIX IN THE MORNING? On Saturday? That’s too early for me. I don’t even have a truck!

CONTRACTOR – I guess you’ll have to rent one. By the way, do you have some helpers to help you load the truck?

CLIENT – You know what? I’ve been thinking. Probably it's better for you to do the job. It’s better to pay you to do the job right and not having to go through all that hassle.

CONTRACTOR – Good thinking. Sign here and let me get to work.

This is the truth. 

People are not just paying for a job, they are paying for knowledge, experience, tools, time, family sacrifices, and other things you bring to the table. They pay for their Convenience.

Don’t let others dictate your worth.

:Unknown Author

:CTTO

06062023 tue

Php12 tricycle

Php1215 philhealth jp may april jun

Php309 winter melon at chaboba milk tea.

06052023 monday

Php45 3x15 banana que

Php20 pan desal

Php828 then php840 order sa lazada

Paid mama.

Php3300 jp team building paid

06032023 Happy bday ateng luci

Php14 pandesal

Php310-62=248 sine spiderman jp

PHP248 sine Ed

Php240-171=69pork spare ribs

Php171 pork spare ribs

Php130 goto binili ni jp

Php125 124.38 stainless steel frying  pan wok.

Bakit nadikit ang magnet.

Php3000 brix give.

06022023

Php30 pandesal

Php74 lakatan 90/ kilo mahal na saging

60/ kilo (Latundan)

Php65 ulam ikado

Php35 mungo

Php600 shopee jp

Php45 tasty

Php10 pan de coco

06012023 rodelitos noel retirement celeb

Marlon

Polo

Ed

Vicky

Doy

Mike

Rose

Dex

Irene

Noel

Rolly

Eric

Myla

July

Ivan

Aldrin

Tony 

Edgar G

Nino

Dindo

Emil

Rayman

Mauz

Rene

jun caberto

Ruth

Zephanie

Olert

James pidlaon

Tony

Dennis A

Edrick

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