All Soul's Day
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Labels: Family Bonding, Sponsored Post
Trick or Treat
I was more than happy to receive heartfelt positive and joyous comments from my constituents! Do you know that the kids were just given a monay with matching soda? Hahaha “katalo na” but they were all very happy.
Labels: celebrations, Community Service, creepy
Pens for ads
Labels: Business, Sponsored Post
Thank You
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
I'm now Chairman Vanidosa :)
Monday, October 29, 2007
Labels: celebrations, Community Service, Love of Country
So far so good
Friday, October 26, 2007
Campaign Site
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Labels: Politics, Sponsored Post
Ang aking plataporma
October 19, 2007
Mahal Kong Kabarangay,
Matagal na panahon na ring hindi naging aktibo ang komunidad na ating kinabibilangan. Marahil ay naging abala lamang tayo, sadyang walang panahon o naging pabaya upang mapansin natin ang ating kapaligiran.
Nais niyo ba ng pagbabago patungo sa isang malinis, malusog, mapayapa, masaya at magandang Barangay?
Magka agapay nating solusyunan ang mga problema sa basura, baradong imburnal, suliraning pang kalusugan at iba pang hadlang sa ating pag unlad.
Sa tulong ng bawat isa, sama sama nating ipatupad ang mga sumusunod na proyekto para sa kapakinabangan ng buong Barangay na ating kinabibulangan.
1. Maayos na pagtatapon ng basura;
2. Regular na pagpapa sipsip ng mga kanal at imburnal;
3. Araw at gabing pagroronda ng mga tanod kontra nakawan, kaguluhan at
trapiko;
4. Pagtatalaga ng Officer-of-the-day sa ating Headquarters (laging may tatao);
5. Pangunang lunas (First Aid Services) na ipagkakaloob sa Barangay
Headquarters sa panahon ng emergencies gaya ng odctor, gamot, mga gamit
upang ma-check ang presyon ng dugo at blood sugar, nebulizer at iba pa;
6. Operation tule para sa mga batang kabarangay kung Summer;
7. Serbisyo sa pagsusukat o pag gagrado ng salamin;
8. Mga programang ikasasaya ng bawat isa sa mga okasyong gaya ng Kapistahan,
Flores de Mayo, Taunang Santacruzan, Halloween, Pasko at Bagong Taon;
9. Urinal O Ihian;
10. Pangkabuhayang Proyekto para sa mga walang hanapbuhay lalo na sa
kababaihan;
11. Day Care Center at Feeding Program.
Sa tulong ninyo, ang mga pangarap ng ating Barangay ay magiging makatotohanan.
Maraming salamat po.
Ang inyong lingkod,
Marina "Marie" G. Vergara
Candidate for Chairwoman, Brgy. 885
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Today, all the aspiring candidates were invited to a mass at the Parish Church at 6:30p.m.
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Thanks for the financial support:
MIL
Col. Oreta
Steve & Edna Serranilla
Rhona Averia
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Thanks for the tarpulines:
Tito Conrad
SIL Tet, BIL Roland and kids
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Thanks:
Barangay supporters :
Aling Norma & Family, Mang Miling and daughter Cindy
to all my relatives, friends and links for the moral support
Labels: Community Service, Love of Country
Join a Blogging Community
Monday, October 22, 2007
One thing I treasure about blogging is that I gained lots of friends online and even met some of them in person and furthermore started true friendships to bloom. I was so happy to belong in an online Blogging Community where I can share my thoughts by making blog posts, uploading photos, videos and podcasts. This community has a user rating system so members can rate each others posts and provide feedback in the form of comments. You can also share podcasts, join forums and send instant messages to other blog members.
So get started, come on in, sign up for free. Enjoy blogging and get a chance to receive a free vacation getaway.
Labels: Blogging, Sponsored Post
Campaign Trail, etc.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Tip to a sexy butt
Labels: health and fitness, Sponsored Post
My Disclosure
This blog is a personal blog written and edited by yours truly. For questions about this blog, please contact me mariegvergara@yahoo.com This blog accepts forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, paid insertions or other forms of compensation.
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I also sometimes do product reviews for compensation, as well as keep the product I have reviewed.
No matter if I am paid and/or get to keep a product, I will always provide my honest opinion of the product.
This blog abides by word of mouth marketing standards. I believe in honesty of relationship, opinion and identity. The compensation received may influence the advertising content, topics or posts made in this blog, but all opinions and/or reviews, are my own opinion.
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The views and opinions expressed on this blog are purely my own. Any product claim, statistic, quote or other representation about a product or service should be verified with the manufacturer, provider or party in question.
This blog does not contain any content which might present a conflict of interest.
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Labels: disclosure
On the Campaign Trail
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Labels: Community Service
My credenza desk
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
This is a Sponsored Post
Labels: Home and Living, Sponsored Post
Friendship Awards
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Got these awards from two lovely and friendly ladies Cuz and Francine. Thank you so much for the gift of friendship too.
Labels: Blogging, Personal - things I love, taggies
Trying hard?
Sunday, October 14, 2007
I normally wear big cotton shirts to sleep because I find them very comfortable but there are times that I also put on a sexy lingerie for that extra seductive appeal. Oh gosh! There must be a truth in that saying though it is quite hard to admit.
Labels: Sponsored Post, Thoughts
The reasons behind my candidacy
Here are some funny side comments from husband Rey and daughter Rhea:
*What if there are troubles that may come up if you win the seat?* asked Rey. Rhea answered with action tiptoeing and sexily running saying *here comes the chairman in havaianas, fully made-up and in a fashionable attire*, or one may answer *oh the chairman is nowhere maybe chilling out with friends at Rockwell or shopping in Greenhills* or *sorry, she*s in Hongkong or in Singapore shopping*. See how stupid these two are.
My Leadership Background
Dating back from my early school days, I remembered I am not the intellectual type but I can proudly say that I can rate myself as an above average student who consistently stays in the A or the first section. I am the *makapal ang mukha, leader leaderan* type who always joins extra curricular activities from elementary to college be it in dancing, singing, sports, scouting, CAT, Catechism (I*m not Catholic remember? but the sisters didn*t know), name it and you*ll find me there. Sometimes I ask myself if I am the *papansin type* of person. Definitely not because as a little girl I was showered with full love and attention by my parents and the whole family as well because I*m the baby, materially spoiled and vain since childhood (thanks to my mom, hehe) those blessings didn*t get into my head in fact I*m so thankful. Though most people gets intimidated by my fierce looking face, tactless and blunt words I utter at times but believe me I don*t hide ill feelings in my heart that*s why I*m very vocal. I can be very nice even to strangers but can also easily turn my back if I feel you*re not worthy of my attention and time BUT I can be a loving and loyal friend you can count on.
My exposure in the field of Security Operations dominantly comprising the male group which I head contributed more to my leadership skills combined with my desire for beauty, glamour and community service made me decide to run. I observed that the community we live in has never been active, no projects and fun activities during special occasions and I had been hearing feedbacks that the incumbent leader (need not elaborate, bad eh) is so passive in terms of supposed to be services to offer this small barangay of ours.
I*m not sour grapping this early but I*m just telling the fact that if I don*t win, it*s not my loss because they will lose somebody who will dedicate and give in the best she can. I know this will be a tough job which may deprive me of some of my vanities in life. Agree?
I*ll be posting my program or manifesto (plataporma) in my next entry and some anecdotes, comments and stories behind this arena I entered into.
Labels: Community Service
Fully Loaded
Labels: Bonding with friends, Sponsored Post, Travel
Getting Ready
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Labels: Community Service, Politics
Complaining Inside
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Labels: Abuses, health and living, Rants
The need for magnesium
Magnesium plays a very important role in our body system especially the muscles and nerves. Many cardiovascular problems are indicated with magnesium in short supply and rapid heartbeats as well as fatigue, irritability, and seizure can happen. Loss of sleep, poor memory, painful periods, depression, hypertension and confusion may also indicative of magnesium in short supply. It has also been found out that people under stress have low magnesium levels, indicating that magnesium may be beneficial to those under stress. It is also being investigated for the treatment of migraine headaches.
Magnesium gluconate is used as a supplement to maintain adequate magnesium in the body. It is the only available liquid magnesium supplement to replace magnesium levels depleted.
Labels: health and living, Sponsored Post
Surprises!!!
Sunday, October 7, 2007
I was so joyful to receive this postcard from online buddy Thess who’s on vacation in Thailand.Thanks Thess and have fun!
Labels: Friends, Personal - things I love
Mountain climbers love North Face
Labels: Hobbies, Sponsored Post
What's inside my bags
Saturday, October 6, 2007
1. Samsung flip for my Smart line
2. Sony Ericsson P9901 for my sun sim (my private line with Cuz Girlie)
3. Spare Nokia phone in case both phone batts drains
4. Wet Tissue
5. RL wallet
6. Shisheido Integrate Lipstick
6. Hand Creme
7. Stila Compact Powder from Edna
8. Gucci Mini Envy me Perfume
9. Red mini pouch
10.Black Sign Pen
11.Reading Glass
12.Shades
Here*s my other bag I leave in the car or bring, if somebody comes along with me to carry it. What’s inside?
1. One of our boys (Butter, Keren*s baby poodle)
2. Victoria Secret*s Cologne Spray
3. Hairbrush
4. Hand Sanitizer
5. Tissue box
6. My Kikay (Make-up) bag
7. Mini Notebook, etc.
Labels: Personal - things I love, taggies, Vanity
Hair Loss?
Friday, October 5, 2007
Labels: Sponsored Post, Vanity
Birthday Greetings
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Labels: Birthdays
Real estate business is on the rise
Labels: Business, Sponsored Post
Healthy New York
So, what more can a company offer these people who risk their lives for such a tedious job they have chosen but the best insurance policy that can protect them, their families and loved ones in cases of demise, health problems and temporary or permanent disabilities.
Business proprietors in the big apple are lucky that they backed-up government laws as far as giving their employees the full support as far as insurance protection is concerned. The state of New York established "Healthy New York" as a result of the Health Care Reform Act of 2000. "Healthy New York" supports comprehensive and quality health care and insurance for employees and owners of small businesses in New York. Much more "Healthy New York" also helps sole proprietors and those whose employers do not offer health insurance as part of an employment package in New York. I salute the government administrators for putting up this kind of assistance.
Labels: health and living, Sponsored Post
O.B. Montessori Intrams
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Labels: Parenting
Botox for headaches
Monday, October 1, 2007
Labels: Beauty and Vanities, Sponsored Post
Vanidosa is Vying for the Chairmanship Seat
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Politics and government ofthe Philippines
A barangay (Tagalog: barangay ), also known by its former name, the barrio, is the smallest local government unit in the Philippines and is the native Filipino term for a village, district or ward. Municipalities and cities are composed of barangays. In place names barangay is sometimes abbreviated as "Brgy" or "Bgy". As of December 31, 2006 there are a total of 41,995 barangays all over the Philippines.The term barangay and its structure in the modern context was conceived during the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos, replacing the old barrios. The barangays were eventually codified under the 1991 Local Government Code.
Labels: Politics-Community Sevice