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Sa loob ng anim na araw, ako ay naglakbay sa hilagang-kanlurang Luzon sa tatlong probinsiya at 11 na destinasyon. Ito na yata ang pinakamatagal na byahe sa lahat at feeling ko mas maraming oras pa ang ginugol ko sa bus, jeep at tricycle kaysa pagtulog.
DAY 1 – December 26
Umalis ako sa bahay ganap na 4:30 [...]
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What an irony? How could a jobless have a career? Ako meron!
Know! A person walks in life
on a narrow bridge.
The most important thing
is not to be afraid.
—Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
I think I was a little brave when I decided to resign my job last year in October and settle for being a part-timer. I was [...]
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It’s 8:30 p.m. now and I am still in the office. Unusual for this time of the year. We usually have our overtime when we are already rushing… well, I am rushing things now. I will be out of town for so many days next month and will not be able to go to the [...]
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not until yesterday…
I also did not see this coming to me and to my leadership. I know my move to resign my post from an ecumenical activity when it is already fast approaching is a sign of “irresponsibility.” Well, call it that way or anything you wish but I can’t force myself to work at [...]
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