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HOW TO GET POSTAL ID IN PH AS NEW 18 YEARS-OLD
Didn't know how? Or just curious?
Well, I still search about it many times before actually starting to get one for the first time.
I made sure I have my original birth certificate with me and some 1x1 picture of myself.
I have also waited for my student ID for further assurance.
CEDULA
So anyway, I first visited the Barangay hall which fortunately have a postal office inside.
A person at the counter was very informative and helpful.
(He told me about getting a cedula first for Barangay Clearance application and where I could even get one)
Arriving at the said place, a person near the gate help and pointed out the stack of short form to be answered and to be handed inside.
(I somehow found the place a bit like a hospital for testing and stuff)
I was only asked to sign and pay. A little thin form was handed back (I don't have it anymore since I gave it for application).
(I secretly found out that height and weight can be inaccurately written)
BARANGAY CLEARANCE
Finally getting the cedula, I managed to acquire my Barangay Clearance.
We just need to fill out an application form and wait, get flash by a camera for a second, and pay a little sum.
(I was also asked for a 1x1 picture and a printed copy of my original PSA birth certificate)
POSTAL OFFICE
There was a fixed schedule and you still really need to wait no matter what in the process.
(I primarily need to answer another application form and pay a much higher price)
When your name is finally called out, you'll be asked to come inside to wait again for a picture, signature, and thumb taking.
(You can asked for a redo, especially in signature)
After all of these, you should end up with a two page receipt.
Note: To be honest, my mother accompanied me, and I barely managed to say anything to anyone there.
(I still wasn't able to fetch my ID today coz I'm busy)
#Postal#new 18 years old#18 years old#can i just have birthcertificate#do you need student id#cedula#Barangay clearance#postal office#postal experience#first time postal#you can get postal#can you get postal#what to do for first id#first ID
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My first day of my work immersion in Barangay Hall was mix of excitement and nervous. The moment I stepped into the bustling Barangay Hall, I was enveloped by a sense of community pulsating through the air. Situated at the heart of the neighborhood, it stood as a beacon of governance and unity. From the outside, it appeared modest, yet as I ventured further inside, its significance grew exponentially.
The staff of Barangay Hall we're welcoming and friendly, they teach us how to use computer and excel the barangay clearance this new set of skills are very important to me. One of the most striking aspects of my immersion was witnessing firsthand the genuine concern and dedication of the barangay officials and staff towards addressing the needs of the residents. Whether it was assisting constituents with various concerns, organizing community programs and initiatives, or coordinating with other government agencies, their commitment to serving the community was unwavering.
I had the opportunity to participate in various activities and projects during my immersion, including community clean-up drives, health and wellness seminars, and livelihood programs. These experiences not only allowed me to contribute to the betterment of the community but also gave me a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities faced by barangay officials in their day-to-day work.
Overall, my work immersion at the barangay hall was a truly enriching experience that left a lasting impression on me. It not only provided me with valuable insights into the inner workings of local governance but also instilled in me a greater appreciation for the tireless efforts of barangay officials and staff in serving their constituents and building stronger, more resilient communities.
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Day 1: Introduction to Paperworks
During the first day of my work immersion experience at the Barangay Hall, I got introduced to the Barangay Secretary who gave me a brief orientation on the paperworks involved in the barangay hall. I learned about the barangay clearance and how it is processed, and I got my first task, which was encoding for business permits.
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Learned during the work immersion
I Baucas Jeronne Saltin as student at Sinipsip National High School Natubleng Extension. I learned many thing to be successful in Life. Show respect to the official by greeting them nicely. Assisting every visitor's that going to the barangay hall. Always active to the barangay hall during working or encoding some papers.
Encoding barangay clearances and releasing them by the permit of the punong barangay and give it to the person need it. Also encoding the name of seniors of NATUBLENG. Assisting the visitors who need some sidula and help them to sign by the permit of the punong barangay and to be released.
I baucas jeronne saltin accomplished work immersion at the barangay hall. The thing that accomplished during my immersion are maintaining the cleanliness of barangay hall. Assisting the visitors entering to the barangay hall and assist them of their need.
Encoding barangay clearances and releasing them by the permit of the punong barangay. Helping the official of some requirements to be done. Also releasing sidula by the permit of the punong barangay. Encoding names of seniors of NATUBLENG
Also cooked food for the barangay official and visitor's. Wash the plates that the official and visitor's used. Serve coffee and being active of what the official siad of some requirements to be done. Also we make coution sign and know how to use welding. Also we spray the grass at the MRF building then. Collect the recyclables material then we clean all the soundings of the barangay hall.
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“When I weirdly start catching feelings out of nowhere for the most unexpected person.”
Saw her at school. Saying to myself that she looks familiar.. (first week of being back at school) Small talk with her and her friends at the school library. Kinda clicked since we have the same age. Treated her as one of my friend at school. Admired her neat handwriting. The way she talks.. Her Aura.
Small talk during KS10, by her side.
Another small talk outside the classroom (night class). Which she was kind of avoiding me? Not in the mood? Idk but i don’t have a crush on her yet. Just remembered it.
Idk when it started but, everyday.. my eyes started to look for her.
Bringing my camera cause one day she asks if i bought my camera. which i didn’t but ever since that, i bring it with me. (whipped) she has a lot of pictures in my camera.
Fast forward.. knowing someone is courting her. starting to think that they will get together. seeing them together with their circle of friends. avoiding any close distance with her. but my eyes are always at her. (they never got together btw)
Me, my friends and her circle of friends ate ramen around our barangay. (idk why i even go with them, i know its around my area but idk idk idk why i go there)
Christmas party. She’s cute when she’s angry. At the end of the party, i helped her clean our area. Yes, just me and her. handed her a tissue and just cleaned up the leftover foods. (Look at me so helpful)
I sent a gdrive link full of the photos taken at the party to our class group chat (which i didn’t often use/chat there) she hearted it and said thanks to me.
Got happy cause i don’t have to see her face for a month. (I don’t want to fall hard. oh well) She added me on fb (i screenshotted it) damn it. (now i see all of her posts and stories)
Maintaining my distance. (not really cause my mind is always trying to do everything just to see her) my eyes is fixated at her everyday.
Got a solo moment with her during signing of clearance but we’re both awkward and she got up and go to where are classmates all are. bummer but of course what am i even gonna do. such a loser.
Here I am writing all of these to the unexpected person i start having feelings “out of nowhere”.
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What are the requirements for incorporating a company in the Philippines?
Incorporating a company in the Philippines involves several steps and requirements. Please note that the specific requirements and procedures may change over time, so it's essential to consult with a legal or business professional and refer to the official government resources for the most up-to-date information. As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, here are the general requirements for incorporating a business in the Philippines:
Company Name Reservation:
Check the availability of your desired company name with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Reserve the name if it's available. Names that are identical or deceptively similar to existing companies are not allowed.
Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws:
Prepare and notarize the Articles of Incorporation (AOI) and By-Laws.
The AOI typically includes information about the company's name, purpose, principal office address, term, and the names and addresses of incorporators and directors.
Minimum Capitalization:
Determine the authorized capital stock and minimum paid-up capital requirement for your type of company. The minimum paid-up capital may vary depending on the type of business and industry.
Bank Certificate of Deposit:
Open a bank account and deposit the required minimum paid-up capital.
Obtain a Bank Certificate of Deposit, which you will need to present to the SEC as proof of capitalization.
SEC Registration:
Submit the completed AOI and By-Laws, along with other required documents, to the SEC.
Pay the necessary registration fees and documentary stamp taxes.
Barangay Clearance and Business Permit:
Get a barangay (local government unit) clearance from the barangay where your business will operate.
Apply for a Mayor's Permit or Business Permit from the municipal or city government where your business is located.
Tax Identification Number (TIN):
Obtain a TIN for your company from the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).
Register your books of accounts and have them stamped by the BIR.
Social Security System (SSS), PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG Registration:
Register your employees with these government agencies for social security, healthcare, and housing contributions.
Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Registration:
If you have employees, you may need to register with DOLE and comply with labor laws.
Licenses and Permits:
Depending on your industry and location, you may need additional licenses and permits from specific government agencies or regulatory bodies.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Certificate of Registration:
Once all requirements are met and your application is approved, the SEC will issue a Certificate of Registration, officially recognizing your company's existence.
Registration with Other Government Agencies:
Depending on your industry, you may need to register with other government agencies, such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
It's important to consult with a legal or business advisor to ensure that you comply with all legal requirements and regulations when incorporating a company in the Philippines. The process can vary depending on the type of company and its specific activities, so seeking professional guidance is highly recommended. Additionally, make sure to check for any updates or changes in regulations and requirements from the relevant government agencies.
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I am RALPH CAESAR PACULABA , a Grade 12 student of Cansojong National High School I'm currently doing my work Immersion at Barangay San Roque City of Talisay it's start on March 22,2023 .On my first day of work Immersion the Secretary of Brgy Captain told us to make PowerPoint about the Sitio's that belongs to Barangay San Roque, on our Second day of work Immersion We were task on the Information area were you can get the Barangay clearance, Cedula, Burial assistance and etc
Then the Third Day of Work Immersion March 24, 2023 Kagawad Enrique Bustillo choose us to become a Patient of the Trainee of NDRRRMC it was nice experience because we don't know what is all about
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March 23,2023
March 23,2023I am Jaylord B.Paje, a Grade 12 student of Cansojong National High School I'm currently doing my work Immersion at Barangay San Roque City of Talisay it's start on March 22,2023 .On my first day of work Immersion the Secretary of Brgy Captain told us to make PowerPoint about the Sitio's that belongs to Barangay San Roque, on our Second day of work Immersion We were task on the Information area were you can get the Barangay clearance, Cedula, Burial assistance and etc
On our Second day March 23,2023 of work Immersion We were task on the Information area were you can get the Barangay Certification, Business Permit, Cedula and etc. we are responsible to assist the client in that area
On our Third Day March 24, 2023 Our Barangay Councilor asking for our help to be the representative for being the victims during the Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). We learned a lot. And all the remaining days we're in Barangay to do the task they gave us.
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My Work Immersion Experience
I am Allyzon Jhane R. Badajos, a Grade 12 student from Cansojong National High School I'm currently doing my work Immersion in Barangay San Roque City of Talisay it was started on March 22,2023 . Our firt day in Baranggay San Roque,Talisay City, Cebu was so nervous. We don't have any idea of what kind of work were going to do, until of of the staff in Baranggay hall approach us to go to Baranggay Captain office and ask the baranggay Captain what kind of job that he can offer us. He assigned us in the information.
Our second day we just follow the instruction of the Baranggay . We're doing our job, We assist some people who wants to get Baranggay Clearance,Cedula,Business Permit etc. We did these thing until on our last day of our Immersion
Our third day, Baranggay Eking Bustillo choose us to be one of the volunteer for the program of NDRRMC. for us it was a great experienced even though it was not related on our major. still we are so blesses to be part of the program. they gave us more knowledge about the safety for our lives.
Seriously two weeks or 80 hours was indeed not enough, if we were given a chance to extend our stay in the Barangay hall since We enjoyed the knowledge and experienced they gave us. I learned how to handle people, keeping myself calm and have the longest patience. I used to engaged conversations from other people.
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The company that ships the goods and the location where they will be used as a final destination are connected through freight forwarders. Although they don't execute the shipments themselves, they offer a variety of transit options, including air freight shipment, rail freight, sea/ocean freight, and road freight.
How to become a freight forwarder?
You would have to comply with Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) requirements like a tax identification number (TIN), Barangay Clearance, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Registration Certificate, Mayor's Permit or Business Permit, and the optional SEC Registration Certificate.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-5wc2YKVTJBnpyyY8Jmalm6hAgpk_TBt
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COMELEC Barangay and SK Election Voter Registration
M Supermalls and Commission on Elections (COMELEC) have once again teamed up to provide voters with more registration venues at SM for 2023 Barangay and SK Elections. COMELEC has opened satellite registration centers in selected SM Supermalls nationwide. This gives the public a safer, more convenient option, faster and safer way to avail your right to vote.
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Voter Registration for Barangay and SK Election
Registration in participating malls are limited to residents of the city or district of the COMELEC conducting mall satellite registration.
List of voter’s registration centers at SM malls:https://malls.dev/final-sk-sched/
*Reminder: Registration schedules, covered Barangays or Districts may change without prior notice
Can I still register if I am not a resident of the city or district of the COMELEC conducting mall satellite registration?
Yes, SM Supermalls and Commission on Elections (COMELEC) will launch the “Register Anywhere Project”, wherein registration is open to all qualified Filipino citizen and not limited to residents of the City, District or Municipality. Total of SM 3 malls are participating: Mall of Asia, SM City Fairview and SM Southmall.
List of voter’s registration centers at SM malls:https://malls.dev/register-anywhere/
*Reminder: Registration schedules may change without prior notice
With COMELEC registration centers now open in 77 SM Supermalls nationwide, here’s a quick guide:
Who are qualified to register?
You are qualified if you meet the following reguirements:
Filipino citizen
At least 18 years old by the time of the Elections
A Filipino resident for at least one (1) year, residing in the place in which you intend to register in for at least six (6) months
What do I need to bring before going to the registration site?
Download and accomplish the CEF-1 application form via https://comelec.gov.ph/ or via https://irehistro.comelec.gov.ph/cef1 and the Coronavirus Self Declaration Form. You may need to download and accomplish other forms as necessary (i.e. PWD).
A valid ID, which may be any of the following:ACCEPTED VALID ID DOCUMENTSNational ID(PhilSys)Integrated Bar of the Philippine(IBP) ID cardNational ID(PhilSys)Integrated Bar of the Philippine(IBP) ID cardEmployee’s ID(with employer’s signature)PRC LicensePostal IDNCIP Certificate of Confirmation (for members of ICCs or IPs) *Cedula and Police Clearance will not be honoredStudent’s ID card/Library card (with authorative signature of school)Barangay identification/certificationSenior Citizen’s ID cardDriver’s LicenseNBI clearancePassportSSS/GSIS ID or other UMID ID card*For the first time voters: Please bring a copy of your birth certificate or any valid ID
Own ball pen, face mask, and face shield. It is recommended to also bring your own alcohol or hand sanitizer. Please be reminded to keep safe social distance at all times.
Is there an express lane?
An express lane is reserved for Senior Citizens, PWDs, and heavily pregnant registrants.
What are the other services offered in the registration sites?
a. Filing of changes or correction in the entries (typographical errors in personal details or changes by reason of marriage, annulment, or court order)
b. Transfer of registration records
c. Reactivation of registration records
c. Updating of records for PWDs and senior citizens
d. Inclusion of Records in the Book of Voters/Reinstatement of Name in the List of Voters
For information on the requirements, visit: https://irehistro.comelec.gov.ph/cef1.
I have already registered in the past. Can I check status of my registration?
Yes. You may verify your registration status by:
a. Calling COMELEC’s IT Department at 8527-9365 or 8526-7769;
b. Directly coordinating with the Office of the Election Officer in their district, city, or municipality
c. Accomplishing the form via https://irehistro.comelec.gov.ph/cef1.
Can I register at any satellite office in SM?
The registration in malls is limited to residents of the city or district of the COMELEC conducting mall satellite registration. Hence, if you live in Makati District 1, you can register in a Makati mall where COMELEC Makati District 1 is holding registration.
This aims to help ease and unburden voter registration traffic in barangays, providing the public a more convenient, faster and safer way to avail of your right to vote. Register now.
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Day 5: Processing Barangay Clearance
On the fifth day, I witnessed how barangay clearance is being processed and got to know the steps involved in processing barangay clearance. I also learned about the importance of following the procedures.
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Hiyang hiya ako kanina.
Schedule ng appointment ko today para sa pagkuha ng police clearance. Dala-dala ko ang barangay certificate na nagpapatunay na first time job seeker ako. Pagdating ko sa police station inabot ko agad doon sa police na naga-assist. Telling him na first time job seeker ako. He immediately asked ilang taon na ba daw ako.
Police: Ilan taon ka na ba? Bakit first time mo... (hindi nya tinuloy kasi sumagot agad ako. Hindi ko kasi nagustuhan yung tono nang pagtatanong nya.)
Police: 24 ka na pero first time mo pa lang kukuha.. bakit hindi.. bakit wala ka pang trabaho?
At this point para kong nagung yelo. Literal na nanlamig at natulala ako. Hindi ko siya nasagot kasi masyado akong na-occupy ng thoughts ko. As in nag flash sa utak ko yung sarili kong kawawa habang yung ibang tao ay nasa office at successful tingnan. Siguro 5 segundo ko natameme bago siya nagtanong ulit.
Police: Kailan ka ba gumraduate? Ngayong taon lang? Anong buwan?
Dito talagang umiinit na dugo ko. Naiinis na ko. Hindi ko talaga gusto yung tono nya sa pagtatanong. Kasi pakiramdam ko napaka walang kwenta ko sa edad kong ito.
Nakuha ko pa rin naman ang police clearance ko. Pero lumabas akong maluha-luha kasi hindi talaga mawala sa isip ko yung nangyari.
Kinwento ko kila ate at nanay ang lahat nang nangyari maliban dito. Hindi ko kaya, dahil ako mismo hiyang-hiya na rin sa edad kong wala pang nararating.
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Civil Service Exam 2023 | Eligibility & Requirements
The Civil Service Commission (CSC) announced the schedule of the Civil Service Exam – Pen and Paper Test (CSE-PPT) for the Year 2023.
To establish a Register of Eligible (RoE) from which certification and appointment to first and second level positions in the civil service, except those involving practice of profession and/or are covered by special laws, shall be made, provided the eligible meet the qualifications and other requirements of the positions. The RoE may also be a reference for employment in the private sector.
Un-Refunded Examinees Cancelled on March 15, 2022. CSE-PPT will have a Particular Application Period From Dec – 14,21 2022 To Take March 26, 2023, CSE.
Note: Acceptance of applications shall be on a FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED basis and shall be closed any time before the deadline if the CSC Regional/Field Office has already reached the target number of applicants.
Application date And Exam:
March 26, 2023 (CSE-PPT) Exam
Application Period : Will Be on December 22, 2022 to January 25, 2023
August 13, 2023 (CSE-PPT) Exam.
Application Period is on May 15, 2023 to June 14, 2023
The application will be on First Come; First Serve basis.
Civil Service Commission (CSC) said that applications might close earlier than the deadline if the Regional Offices or the Field Offices have already reached the target number of applicants.
As per CSC, the applications must be personally filed at CSC Regional Office (CSCRO) in which the applicant wish to take the examination.
What are The Qualifications:
The Civil Service Examination is open to all Filipinos who want to be eligible and work in local government positions.
CSE-PPT is an eligibility test for professional and subprofessional levels to gauge the examinees’ preparedness to work with the government. Here are the specific qualifications posted by CSC:
Must be Filipino citizen;
Must be of good moral character;
Must have not been convicted by final judgment of an offense or crime involving moral turpitude, or disgraceful or immoral conduct, dishonesty, examination irregularity, drunkenness or addiction to drugs;
Must have not been dishonorably discharged from military service or dismissed for cause from any civilian positions in the government;.
Career Service Examination applicants:
Must be at least 18 years of age on the date of filing of application.
Must have not taken the same level of Career Service Examination, regardless of mode, within the last three (3) months before the date of examination.
Requirements For Application:
1.APPLICATION FORM: Fully accomplished application form (CS Form No. 100, Revised 2016). Download the form here.
The ‘Signature’ and the ‘Right Thumb mark’ as per CSC shall be left blank as this will be accomplished in the presence of CSC representative/ processor.
2.ID PICTURES:
Four (4) pieces of ID photos printed in good quality photo paper,
Passport size, colored with white background,
with handwritten name tag showing the signature over printed full name format.
In the photo studio, just tell that the photo is to be used for Civil Service application,
they already know the specifications.
3.VALID ID
with clear picture and Date of Birth and signature: Original and photocopy of any of the following:
-Driver’s license,
-PRC License ID,
-SSS ID,
-GSIS ID,
-Voter’s ID,
-BIR ID,
-Philhealth ID,
-Postal ID,
-Current company ID,
-Current School ID,
-Police Clearance,
-Barangay ID.
4.NSO BIRTH CERTIFICATE:
if the ID of the applicant doesn’t contain the birth date, he/she shall bring the authenticated birth certificate.
EXAMINATION FEE: 500 pesos
For More information Visit – https://tescholarship.com/civil-service-exam-2023-eligibility-requirements/
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Pandemic Thoughts # 149
Yesterday, I just slept alone in our house and it was a new experience for me. It is like I live in a boarding house and I am the one responsible with the cleaning, cooking, and house chores that my mother use to do when she is around. She didn't know I was the only one the slept the last night and to be honest, it was a great feeling to have that I have been the king of this house for just one night. Well, I just talked to my girlfriend later on and watched "Halloween Ends," yet, I got bored, then, doing my private shenanigans.
Honestly, it was a new experience for me yesterday to have my I.D replaced. It had really taken half a day of going back and forth, getting in line, and just being patient of the process of replacing my I.D. Well, there are people that I was annoyed at by their sarcasms and shit, but, my lips just quivered and I let the words slip outside of their ears. The longest part of the process is getting the notary. Imagine I wake up at 4 A.M. in the morning, prepare myself for getting the replacement I.D. that I have lost on the PUJ, and went into PAO without knowing that they need Barangay Clearance or any proof of identification. Luckily that the allowance my mother gave me have survived within the day. I have plans actually today to go in USTP, but since our meeting with Dr. Cuarteros has been moved on Thursday. The money was just enough for the jeepney and motorela fares. Getting the Brgy. Clearance was too pricey like the amount was 60 pesos and I haven't made a copy of it. Next time, I really note to myself I should always have photocopies. It is one of the essential matters when passing the documents to government buildings. It had taken at least 20 to 30 minutes to finalize my notarized affidavit of loss and after I spent a time on going back and forth on PAO, I went to USTP and settled the replacement I.D. Yet, one problem struck again, I had no payment for the I.D string. I'm glad at least that one teacher just recently graduate and teach at the college of arts and sciences have helped me with the payment for the I.D string. He is currently studying theology and I have seen in him that he really knew his purpose in life. He knew what to do already. Also, he have bought me lunch which I was thankful for and I have ate it along with a cold C2 drink before settling my replacement I.D.
The process was fast and I thought I would line again to take a picture of my I.D, yet it was not necessary after all since there is the picture I have sent on my online application for the school I.D, year 2022-2023. Well, because I am tired and weary of going back and forth, I haven't noticed that when I bought my I.D sling that I have asked in the wrong counter. The lady who was in charge was really bullshit with her way of talking and I was kind of pissed. Yet, that isn't her fault and it was mine. But, to sarcastically reprimand me of my mistake that I am not able to read, "sorry, if I haven't heard you said that I should move to Counter 6. Really, separate payments does get me pissed off. But I do understand also why they follow this system. It is much well-distributed passing of work after all. And yes, after a half day of going back and forth in taking care of my I.D, I had finally get my new one. Who really thought that losing a government issued I.D would take a long and challenging process to have it replaced. That is why I should be careful more often, especially in my case that I have high tendencies of forgetting things. One of the things I hate about myself. Really, yesterday's events have worn me when I got home, yet, I just did my part to at least finish the remaining tasks I have for the day. From now on, I'll be much prepared when prioritizing my requirements for work. A note to myself. That will be all for this time. Peace out!
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Distress
Makulay itong linggo na to.
Hindi uli ako umuwi sa Batangas pero magaling na mga magulang ko kaya pwede na ko umuwi etong paparating na linggo.
Sa trabaho naman, may mga pinagawa pero hindi naman ganun kahirap. Hindi rin pumasok ng isang linggo si bossing, may sakit ata kasi. Akala ko nga papasok sya nung Thursday (WFH naman ako), pero buti hindi kasi baka mahawaan nya pa yung mga nasa office.
Nagaksaya din pala ako ng 180 pesos at stress ngayong linggo. Gaya nang nakwento ko nung huling linggo, nagbayad na ako para sa cedula ko via GCash kasi sabi sa internet kailangan ng cedula para kumuha ng barangay clearance, na kailangan ko rito sa bago kong lilipatan. Pagpunta ko naman sa barangay hall, tinanong lang ako ng mga ilang tanong at ang kailangan lang pala nila ay proof of residence dito sa barangay.
Pagkakuha ko ng proof of residence at pagkabigay nun sa barangay hall, iginawa na agad nila ako ng clearance. Hindi na rin ako pinagbayad na salungat sa nakasulat sa internet. Maraming salamat sa mga nandun sa barangay hall at madali silang kausap.
Kaya wag kayo maniwala sa mga nababasa nyo sa internet. Kahit mga tweets nya chrt
Medyo disappointing din pala kasi pumunta rito sa Pilipinas si Jalen Green pero bulok ata marketing ng AdidasPH kasi kung naglabas man sila ng tickets o kung ano mang kailangan para makapunta sa event nila, di ko nakita. Kaya ayun, isa na namang superstar ng Houston Rockets ang di ko nakita kahit parehong maduming hangin lang ng Kalakhang Maynila ang dumadaloy sa mga baga namin.
Noong Biyernes ng gabi naman ay nagkita-kita kami ni Daj, Denise, at Jana sa unit nina Ian para kumain at mag-inuman. Inantay ko na si Denise sa baba ng condo nila at sabay na kaming pumunta sa mall kung saan naman andun si Jana. Si Daj naman, na muntikan nang hindi pumunta ay dumiretso na kina Ian.
“Hanep”, ika-nga (shoutout Denise kung binabasa mo to hehe). Marami kaming napagkwentuhan mula sa kung may Diyos ba hanggang sa kinks, at sa katangahan kadramahan ko sa buhay at ang malupet na sikreto ni Ian. Sa susunod uli frennies.
At ngayong araw naman ng Linggo ay nakalipat na rin ako rito sa bagong unit. Technically visitor pa ako kasi di pa ata naaayos papeles ko pero andito na lahat ng gamit ko. Mukhang mabait naman yung kasama ko. Sobrang sulit din kasi nung bayad ko rito. Buti nakita ko talaga agad yung Facebook post na yun dalawang linggo na ang nakakaraan. May nagtingin din kanina nung top bunk dito pero okay lang din kasi at max, tatlo lang naman kami sa unit.
Mula naman noong Miyerkules at mga hanggang ngayon naman ay nagdadrama tayo at medyo sadboi ang ating datingan. Mahirap talaga pag tatanga-tanga. Ang mahalaga, sya kumakain tayo nang tatlong beses sa isang araw at may bubong sa taas ng ating mga ulo.
Ang LSS for the week natin ay Best Friend na kinanta ni Rex Orange County. Jusko, kagabi ko lang to na-discover at magmula noon ay naka-repeat na sya. Nag-gym ako kanina na eto lang pinapatugtog ko.
And that's because I wanna be your favorite boy
I wanna be the one that makes your day
The one you think about as you lie awake
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