Ariel

Of life and death. This is a story of a Dog who took care of a family. My son my friend Ariel. I'm sorry I was not able to thank you in person. I'm so sorry I was not able to cuddle you. I'm really hoping to meet you someday. Thank you for taking care of my family while I am away. You made them so happy I am so sorry that I could not take you with them here. I'm sorry it ended this way. ..was it faith? or God's will that took you from us? Life can be cruel sometimes and hard. I will miss you, I miss calling you over skype whenever I talk to my kids. You are part of this family, you are my son.

I promise to take care of the family that you love and cared for. I will miss you good dog..I will miss seeing you having your hair cut and tease you. Ariel I am really sorry not having a chance to cuddle you to hug you to kiss you...to sleep beside you as the way you did with the kids. I hope to see you one day in doggy heaven..be with tootsie, a good friend that I had and cherished.

You will always be part of this family Ariel...I love you so much and I know the kids and my wife love you so much Ariel.

Tulad ng Dati

Bakit ba nangyayari sa akin 'toh?
To realize things.

I was made to forget to realize things?

Think about this, kapag may nawala sa isang tao ano ang ginagawa?
Hinahanap.
Kapag hindi nahanap?
Pinapalitan.
Kapag hindi mapalitan?
Kinakalimutan.

The question is, Ano ang nawala sa'yo na hindi mo mahanap, hindi mo mapalitan at gusto mo na lang kalimutan?

Ano ang gagawin mo kapag hindi mo na mahanap ang nawala, hindi mo mapalitan at gusto mo na lang kalimutan?
tatanggapin.....

Are you a Lucky Jobseeker?

I am currently reading this article from Inside Tech - 8 Secrets of "Lucky" Job-Seekers

Read the article from the link above, I'll just be posting here some important points.


“Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” 


“If you believe you are fortunate much of the time, you are likely to exhibit behavior that makes people more responsive to you,” says Martin Seligman, professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Authentic Happiness.




Helen Keller once said, “Instead of comparing our lot with that of those who are more fortunate than we are, we should compare it with the lot of the great majority of our fellow men. It then appears that we are among the privileged.” 


Beware of luck-inhibiting emotions like resentment, anger, jealousy, or shyness. 


“Always keep your options open and be prepared to make mistakes,” says John Krumboltz, professor of education at Stanford University. “You get more in life when you are willing to learn than closing everything out.”


Random situations will only be beneficial for you if you’re prepared for them.


“If you know many different types of people, you will hear about many more opportunities,” Gladwell says. “Sociability, energy, and openness breed luck.”


“lucky” people now, they still think that even though it’s bad, the situation is better than the worst that could have possibly happened.


The keys to being a truly “lucky” person are patience and persistence.