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12th Jun 2010 by Chris I certainly appreciate the fact that Philippines is a free country. I only feel pity and remorse for those who repeatedly abuse it. Nonetheless, thanks to Google for this beautiful art I just saw.
Google's Philippine Independence Day Logo
8th Jun 2010 by Chris Whatever it takes, I’ll get you. Mark my word.
If I wanted something, I’ll always be sure to plot some plan and get it. After having purchased my well loved Nook (which I still owe some review post–soon), this is my next target.
Though I don’t really think that I play nicely with touch screen phones, its about time to expose myself to such experience. Both my mom and my younger sister are using full touch screen phones and its a surprise that they’re not having so much difficulty anymore. So what’s to be afraid then?
Nexus One
I was quite hesitant at first when I was slowly falling in love with this beauty. This would be the first time I’m going to buy a non-Sony Ericsson phone! What becomes of my walkman phone love? I feel like I’m still attached to the phone I’ve had for three years, serving me well with its features but teaching me to be patient nonetheless since its a bit sluggish interface is not one that could win against Nokia’s quick responsiveness. W960i is a fully functional high end phone of Sony Ericsson 3 years ago. Quad band, A2DP supporting phone that allows me to work on documents, notes, while providing some native productivity tools like the calendar, alarms, stopwatch, note, tasks, etc. I am able to freely browse the net when I have the budget and its camera is fine for my needs; boasting 3.2MP was fine since I have my Canon IXUS camera to provide me with photo-taking expertise.
I haven’t had any complaints with W960i so far since it syncs well with my Mac and I’m able to maintain all SMS messages using BluePhoneElite. It was worth the investment. And now it is time for change.
The reason why I bought the Nook over its competitors was that there was an ease of transfer of ebooks from the online store to my nook. It supports wifi and is now open for short term internet browsing. But the real reason was because it was running on Android. I wanted to be excited about Android development which I’m trying to squeeze into my time every now and then. The only impediment I have is picking the right IDE for me since I don’t really like Eclipse or Netbeans.
And now, Nexus one has caught my eye. And again, like the Nook, its not open to the Philippine Market yet. Though I saw a store in MOA selling the Nook for an absurd price, still its more exciting to buy them online. Sometimes, if you are smart to note the exchange rate, you might even get the product for a cheaper amount (plus shipping and handling and tax) than those sold in physical stores here in PH. more…
12th May 2010 by Chris Can’t stop laughing at this 
15th Mar 2010 by Chris Today seems a normal day. I have good vibes for today. :) At first I found it challenging (just a bit) to find a cab. I hailed one and it had the latest cabby meter. Traffic wasn’t too slow this morning, and so it was just a breeze. I’d read a few pages from the book I was carrying every once in awhile–when his driving wasn’t overly shaky. I got off infront of the building and was surprised when he printed a receipt. I thought at first that I could’ve sworn I wore a brief smile on my face when I saw the receipt at first.
From when I was young, I had some interest in receipts. I was still an amateur back then of course, but I knew that the format of the receipt could also say a few things about the developer behind the technology. I don’t believe that developers who create beautiful front-ends deserve lesser credits for a good backend code development and vice versa. The best ones are those who don’t tie their designs onto their codes. But anyway.. coderkitty isn’t in the house right now.. lawl.. more…
28th Jan 2010 by Chris 
Mi negra gata
Special thanks to Buddy for my new pet! All I had to do was ask! WEEEEEE!!!
8th Jan 2010 by Chris This is really inspiring. I just heard the music in the cab on the way to work. I think its great thinking that everyone we’ve met in our lives are all important.. not to miss those who gave us heartaches and the joys. Thank you everyone! Acquaintances, old friends, new friends, former enemies, and new best buds. If it wasn’t for all of you, I would never be who I am. 
3rd Jan 2010 by Chris I thought about my 2009. Found myself thinking about things that make me happy and things that I tend to look for. I watched a bit of Inuyasha, and ended up looking up my favorite Inuyasha songs. Not only do these songs sounds good for me, the lyrics are also touching.
See and listen to: My Will, Fukai Mori and No more words more…
31st Dec 2009 by Chris
Title: With me
Artist: Sum 41
I don’t want this moment to ever end
Where everything’s nothing without you
I’ll wait here forever just to, to see you smile
‘Cause it’s true, I am nothing without you more…
30th Dec 2009 by Chris Written by: Harold Kushner
The Mssing Piece (by Shel Silverstein) tells the story of a circle that was missing a piece. A large triangular wedge had been cut out of it. The circle wanted to be whole with nothing missing, so it went around looking for its missing piece. But because it was incomplete and therefore could roll only very slowly, it admired the flowers along the way. It chatted with worms. It enjoyed the sunshine. It found lots of different pieces, but non of them fit. So it left them all by the side of the road and kept on searching. more…
30th Dec 2009 by Chris 
Pais is not your enemy
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