Thursday, September 26, 2013

OJT Experience



This is how my desk looked like when I had my on the job training at Philippine Airlines. It was kind of messy. Haha! Paperworks were piled up, phone lines were busy, pilots kept coming in and out and other things that require effort, hardwork and patience. I was no ordinary trainee as I was also doing other work that is not usually assigned to OJT trainees. It taught me so many things which I can truly be proud of. I have learned how Flight Operations work, how to mingle and work with superiors, etc. I just miss working with my PAL family. I have created so wonderful memories with them. 

Hot Chocolate at Mary Grace



Drinking a cup of hot choco or coffee is the best way to start off my day. It puts me into good mood and helps me to stay awake when I badly needed to. Mary Grace's hot choco is my second favorite next to Batirol's. If I am not mistaken, this one is a chocnut flavored hot chocolate and it tastes really good! You should not dare miss trying it when you are planning to dine in with your family or friends at Mary Grace. 

Forever 21 Wallet




Forever 21 is definitely one of my favorite shops. They sell fabulous clothes especially dresses and tops. It is here where I bought my two dresses that I wore on my graduation day. Aside from the dresses, I also bought this really nice wallet that has slots for photo and credit cards. It also has a compartment for other things such as identification cards and receipts.

iTunes Update



I have updated all of my Apple devices' software inlcuding my iPhone, iPod Touch 5 and iPad mini to ios 7 last week. When I was about to transfer some new songs into my iPod, a pop up message suddenly appeared, saying that I needed to have the latest version of iTunes. It was raining cats and dogs outside and the connection was intermittent due to bad weather. I am just hoping that the update will be finished when I wake up at 7 am tomorrow. 

Kapampangan Food



Mangan is a restaurant that offers delicious Kapampangan dishes. If my memory serves me right Mangan means "kain" in Tagalog or " eat" in the English language. The fish with buro is one of my favorites! I like anything extraordinary but not to the extent that I am going to indulge myself into some exotic food that has snakes or crocodiles in it. Kapampangans really know how to cook good food. I have been to some restaurants in Pampanga and all I can say is, "Manyaman." Manyaman means "masarap" in Tagalog or "delicious" in English.