I have a confession to make…
Especially for Valentine’s Day, I have uploaded the second part of my not-so-romantic fiction story. Related posts:10 signs that it’s love10 signs it’s lust10 signs he loves you more10 signs you love him more
Tag Archives: writing
No more touchy-feely greeting cards
Tired of sending (and receiving) greeting cards that promote the notion of unwavering and everlasting love? For the upcoming Valentine’s Day, snag a brutally honest card to tell your loved one how you really felt the last time he/she turned up half an hour late for your date. Yes, no more sugar-coated messages about how… Read More: No more touchy-feely greeting cards »
Is it or not is it?
Try adding appropriate punctuations to the words below and come out with a sentence: is is not not not is not is is is is not is not is it not Technorati Tags: punctuations sentence interesting stuff
Excerpts from applicants’ writing test
“Honestly speaking, I am not quite a techno-savvy [sic] but I’m again eagerly waiting to sail on the same boat.” “I’m ready for innovation.” “I am willing to go beyond my limits and meet deadlines.” “I know accuracy and detail is key to provide efficient solutions to our clients.” “I am more in-depth with myself… Read More: Excerpts from applicants’ writing test »
Judge a book by its cover
Ok, we’re not supposed to judge the proverbial book by its cover, but would you have the faintest idea what these real-life titles of magazines are all about without flipping through the pages? 1. Alarming Crya. Trade publication for home alarm systemsb. Magazine about illnesses that strike newbornsc. Right-wing news-magazine for the Evangelical community 2.… Read More: Judge a book by its cover »
Leaving for Shenzhen
This is going to be my last post from Manila because I’ll be disconnecting my PLDT DSL service today. Starting from next week, I will be blogging from behind the Great Firewall of China. Wish me luck. The last two-and-a-half years have been a fun ride, and I probably should have talked more about my… Read More: Leaving for Shenzhen »