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by PJ Punla
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Monday, 01 February 2010 10:44 |
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The Fourth Doctor’s most visible characteristics include his hair – and his scarf. As you can see from this statue, it nearly reaches the floor even after being wound once around the neck. There are patterns for this on the Internet and one estimates it at a length of 124 inches, which is just about ten feet. The long scarf was closely associated with the Fourth Doctor, but one of his companions had a tendency to emulate his manner of dress, so there was this, too: So, wait a minute, do you mean manual labor as in you work with your hands? Does working as a writer count? I still do a lot of longhand writing, but most of my output is created via the keyboard on a computer. What about real handiwork? As of December last year, I guess I am. |
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by Jeannette G. Reyes
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Monday, 21 December 2009 10:23 |
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When I spent summers in the house of my older sister Ods , she would always point to the imposing building in Makati that was Hotel Intercontinental Manila and I would say to myself, “ I want to work there someday”. That thought was at the back of my mind even as I finished my college degree at the university. It took me three jobs and six years before I stepped foot into the Intercon Hotel and joined the Marketing, Sales and PR staff of Marketing Director Rose Libongco. It felt good when the team headed by Marissa Aquino and Ella Reyes Choy warmly welcomed me. |
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by PJ Punla
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Monday, 07 December 2009 12:13 |
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(Originally from http://popgoespj.blogspot.com/2009/12/girl-can-dream-holiday-wishlist-2009_9004.html) Sure, if I had a lot of money, I’d run around like a madwoman, emptying whole stores out of their inventories left and right. BUT I’d also make large donations to a few charities and non-profit organizations. Why? Because they are working to make the world a much better place than it is now. They deserve to be supported. |
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by PJ Punla
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Monday, 16 November 2009 14:27 |
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In the Acknowledgments to her debut novel The Time Traveler’s Wife, Audrey Niffenegger describes writing as a solitary thing: it’s only exciting for the person who is doing the actual work of putting the words down. Anyone who happens to be watching will only see a hand with a pen, moving across a sheet of paper; or fingers dancing over a keyboard. |
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by Jeannette G. Reyes
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 10:17 |
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‘The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.’
Marcel Proust
French novelist (1871 - 1922) |
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