What is communication gap? The web defined it as " a state that occurs when what is being said is not been communicated to the addressee properly and completely". Bridging communication gap is quite difficult especially if the other party will not cooperate. There are people who have experienced this kind of dilemma simply because some people just don't allow that opportunity to happen. What I am trying to say was that, there are some people whom we cannot get along really well. They are those people who do not know the value of open communication. Some people are hard to please with, in short, they are not approachable. I hate to think about it but usually, this people are in the higher authority. Instead of maintaining and building good rapport, they tried to build a wall that hinders the others to approach them so easily. Well, I could only hope that someday, these people will realize the value and art of open communication.

Today is such a wonderful day. Our office was flooded because of yesterday's heavy downpour and the creek beside our school overflowed. I am not being ironic, it's just that in the midst of this kind of situation, we are still thankful to God for His unfailing love. We know that He is in control. We successfully had our Pre-bid Conference for the Production of the Blue Gear Yearbook project. What's more, our lunch together with our boss is so full of insightful discussions about the realities of life. 

The Bible is very clear that in all circumstances, we should give thanks to Our Almighty God.

Well, as of now the clouds is getting darker again :)

We'll just keep the faith that nothing worst will gonna happen.

Nursing is one of the sought-after course today. Every school year, the enrollment for Nursing increases as the demand abroad also increases. Getting this course is not easy, it is quite costly and really demand much of your time especially if you are on the actual training. For those who went through an actual training, one of their basic requirements is to be on their uniform. Mostly, they are required to wear nursing scrubs especially if on actual duty.

I have seen some nursing scrubs that looks like an ordinary pajama suit. Well, that was just my observation and I am pretty sure that some Nursing students have also notice this. However, students who were on a tight budget never mind this and remain contented on wearing cheap scrubs. If you are wondering where to buy cheap scrubs, that is not really a problem. You can actually have it via online at www.blueskyscrubs.com. Aside from their available cheap scrubs, rest assured that what they have is something that you do not need to compromise your taste of fashion. You can still look good in your nursing scrubs  with  their various design available. Check it out now!

I often mentioned on my previous posts about how time flew so fast. Yes, I can still vividly remember how lonely our New Year celebration was, only me, my parents and huggy was there watching the fireworks display prepared by our neighbor (My Mom discouraged any fireworks to be initiated by us). My other siblings celebrated the occasion on their respective homes. Now, barely 88 days and its Christmas!  As I look back, I can only say that only few significant things happened, the rest were all the same from the other year. Well, I am still glad that God remains to be faithful that he sustained me throughout the years. It was still fresh on my memories that I moved to a boarding house near our school on the later part of January. On February, my huggy went back from Bukidnon for good. On March, my big sister left for Canada to join with her husband. On April, we had our Family Camp at CMU, Bukidnon, where I grew up. On May was the National Election. On June, PNoy was inaugurated as the 15^th President of the Republic of the Philippines, Huggy turned 29, and I finally got hired as an Executive Assistant.  On July, was our Youth Month and it was my sister- in- law’s birthday. Also, I’ve been through a lot during this month emotionally. On August, it was Mom, Tatay and my only nephew’s birthday and some of my church mates.  I just turned 29 this month, and we just celebrated our church’s Thanksgiving and Anniversary and one of our church mates finally tie a knot…

As for the days to come, well, who knows what really lies ahead. We can plan, we can set our schedules but none of us are certain of the future. All I know is that, the year almost end and still, I can say that, I haven’t done too much and I do not know why. So many things have yet to be done… so little time to be able to accomplish it… Aren’t we racing against time?

Just this morning, while I'm on my way to the office, I passed by to some government offices who have their Monday Flag Ceremony. I was reminded then of my childhood memories. Before, while the flag was raised, everybody, including moving vehicles, must stop to show respect to the symbol of our country. However, such an act of respect was slowly forgotten by many of us nowadays. 

This Mellow Yellow Monday, I am featuring our Philippine flag just to remind my kababayan that this is the only country we have, therefore, we must love all things that symbolizes or sumasagisag sa ating minamahal na bayan.

I am proud to be Pinoy!

Have you heard about Smuggled Pinoy? 

Last Saturday, GMA-7's Imbestigador featured a very heart-breaking,heart bleeding episode featuring Filipina who were victims of human trafficking/prostitution. All they knew was they were being recruited by a Filipino recruiter for a job abroad only to end up in a Casa where flesh trading was the main business. They were employed as sex slaves.  This happened in Malaysia. As one victim revealed, they were given a daily quota of 120 customers!

This is the irony, by all means, some people earned money even to the extent of deceiving others. What happened to our fellow Filipino who committed such crime? How could they afford to be a part of this kind of business?

Bottom line, for the love of money. tsk tsk tsk...