Oh yes, I'm back blogging which I almost decided not to anymore. Well I'm thankful to so many factors that helped me in my struggles and come out victorious as always. I still believe that the remaining faith and trust in God was the biggest aid aside from my friends who stood by me and offerred worthy advices and of course my supportive mother-in-law.
Life is really what and how you make it. I'm glad I've reached that certain maturity wherein I'm more stable in my judgements and just do not jump to decisions that may further aggravate the problems.
Life is not always a bed of roses, expect the normal ups and downs and learn how to swing to the direction of the wind.
And lastly, Always remember that problems will crumble you into pieces and will not do good to your over-all aura..... in short "nakaka pangit".
Labels: Beliefs, Blogging, Learning

The 6th District of Manila where I and my Barangay belong is just lucky to have Councilors who have programs and projects to uplift and educate its constituents toward tech literacy. One of them is Councilor Dennis Lacuna not to forget our Congressman Benny Abante, Jr. who’s offering free computer lessons to anyone interested to learn or enhance their computer know how. I’m one of those who availed this program together with five of our Offices staffs and our Barangay Treasurer as well on different schedules. The course runs for a month and a half on an hour daily schedule from Mondays to Fridays. My schedule is from 4-5 p.m. Tech literacy is a must if we want to progress as a nation. It is best promoted if computer classes are offered for free. Computer units are all new and a class consists of only 12 students per session thereby hands-on lessons are given to each student.
Labels: Learning, Technology