Maicel's Survey

Children are preicious gift from above. That is why, as parents, we will do our very best to give nothing but the best to our respective child or children. One of those best that we could give to them is education. Education is of vital need because it is where we learn a lot of things to endure and to succeed, to earn knowledge. It is one of the best gift or inheritance that we could give to a child, to which, no one or thing can ever take that away from them for as long as they live.

Maicel, one of my blog friends tagged me this . She wanted to start . . . rather, her dream was to established a school for toddlers. I can see, she has a passion for sharing her thoughts to young ones. And I do believe, she wanted to build a good foundation to every child and to be a part of their lives. Or shall I say, to be a medium to success to every child she teach. Check ba? She came up to this survey to broaden her perspective in putting up a school. Well, all the moms out there, why not take this survey question to share your thoughts to Maicel.

So girl! Here's my thought . . .


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1. Add your blog to the list. If you're keeping multiple blogs, it'll be fine if you add them all up and just post your answers in one of those blogs.

2. IMPORTANT: kindly get back to me [MAICEL] so i will be able to visit your sites, read your answers and include you in the master list.

3. Please do copy from Start to End.

4. You may tag as many online friends as you please.

Copy this Participants List:
Simple Delights / Motherhood in a Nutshell / 3 for 100 / All About Me / Your blog here

• Do you have kids? yes*
• How old is your child / children? 4 years old*
• What do you think is the ideal age for the kids to be sent to school? depends upon the child's development*
• Would you consider sending your 3-year-old toddler to school? yes.
• Explain your reasons. I want my daughter to explore, to socialize with other kids her age and to be able to develop friendship at a young age. To learn new things with classmates and to interact with others aside from the people she's with at home. My daughter started school at the age of 2 year and 6-month. On the first day of school, she was wearing a disposable diapers but after 2 weeks she requested me not to let her wear one because she told me that her other classmates no longer wear diapers and that she already know how to use the bathroom or tell her teacher that she wants to use the bathroom. Actually, the teachers also trained them bathroom manners at their first day. She had learned so much in school that amazes me sometimes. Now, she's in kindergarten I and already knows how to add and subtract numbers on her own.

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Thoughts, thoughts, thoughts

I was so frustrated with the examination given to us last night in Taxation. There are 4 roman numeral numbers but each contains atleast 4 sub questions and the others has 12 sub-questions, to my dismay most of those are definition of terms, grrrrhhhhh! Honestly, I am not good at memorizing.

Whew, atleast I was able to answer most of the items given but I don't know if it was correct. TOINK! Well, I will be able to know whether I pass or not if the results will come out. :-SS

So much for that.

I am free today, I don't have a class nor an examination because our professor for today is really busy due to the oral argument before the Philippine Supreme Court. He's one of those lawyers who went to argue for the non-validity of the Memoradum of Agreement (although not yet signed) between the Phillippine Government and the Bangsa Moro placing some places under the Autonomous Region or to be a part of the ancestral domain of Bangsa Moro, to which most of the people even the mayor of our place is against it.

Now, I can spend sometime with my husband and daughter, uhhhm, maybe we can dine out! yapeeeee! Nice idea isn't it?

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!

My PPP had been approve last August 19, unfortunantely, until now I have not grab any opportunity due to my real rank is still N/A. I already send a ticket to IZEA last week and they did reply and ask me to wait for a couple of days for my real rank to appear. Huhuhuhuhu! my friend told me there's a lot of ops now open, poor me can't grab anything. I will wait again. I hope the my blog will not be disqualified in the screening, or else . . . huhuhuhu, no chance of grabbing ops ever! whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Hmmmmm ..........

Hmmmmm.

Another bad week for me. The C-130, a military government owned 4 engine plane, just crushed the other day at the Davao Gulf with 600 feet in depth. Witnesses stated that there was explosion occured just before the crush. Rescue teams continue to do their respective task and VFAs also gave assistance just to reach the site and trying and hoping to find survivors or even just bodies of the people in it. Reports of last night stated that rescue team found some fragments of things or debris of the plane and some body parts of human. So sad. Plus the war in Lanao and some parts of Mindanao. Leaving innocent people homeless and lost of loved ones. Our situation keep worsening.

Link to the news of crushed plane : C130

This morning, Ana gave a news link from IZEA that PPP's going to review and screen all blogs because advertisers are not happy to the output of some bloggers. I am worried, I have just joined PPP and if my blog will not pass . . . . well . . . I will just charge it to experience. Or maybe create another better blog. What can you say, Ana? Jo-join ka?

See how bad my week is? I hope a new horizon will set in next week. Gonna go now, need to read for my 5:30 p.m midterm examination.

The Pay Per Post - Great Opportunity

Hey, you bloggers who are not yet members of Pay per post (PPP) come and join in.

I was invited by Ana Gore to join PPP. She told me that just by writing my thoughts I can earn and she told me that she's already earning and funds are being transferred through Pay Pal.

So I created this blog and after a month I registered but was rejected. toink! After 5 days from the date of rejection I tried to resubmit my blog again and walla! I was approved on August 19, 2008. Yapeeee! To my excitement I posted "I made it".

Now, I am trying to grab opportunities. I hope I can grab some tomorrow. Aha!

This company (PPP), basically links bloggers to advertisers. The requirements are : 1) create a blog; 2) write just about anything original or original composition about anything under the sun and beyond, but ofcourse excluding illicit ones; 3) the blog created must be atleast 30-day old. Then register the blog to PPP wait for blog approval and if approve grab opportunities to earn. PPP will offer a list of advertiser and by just grabbing and writing such you will earn cash. See that's simple.

Here's what PPP said:

"No worries, it's not too complicated. Simply tell your friend about PayPerPost by posting one of these badges on your site. The magic all happens when your friend is creating an account. You will get paid $15.00 once the referees first blog posting is reviewed, approved and then finally accepted 30 days later. This means they need to go all the way through the process in order for it to be a legit referral. If they do it right and are accepted we will hook you up. There is no limit to the number of people you can refer so long as we don't see any fishy business with your account."

So, if you are interested, just click on the Pay Per Post Badge above or at the right side of my blog.

Keep blogging!

FEELINGS

I have been busy these past few days due to my midterm examination and at the same time a little worried because of the situation here in Mindanao. I only hope this situation will not turn to worse because I fear not for myself but for my 4 year old daughter.

The people here in Zamboanga City are starting to panic due to the happenings in Iligan, Lanao, Basilan, Cotabato and other places which were attacked by the MILF. Another factor adding to the distress of some Zamboangenos are the text mongering spreading stating that a lot of rebels are moving in to attack our City. Whew! I hope this will end immediately.

Anyway, just to set off some stress I grab this tag given to me by Tet (Bits and Pieces). Thanks girl!


Gonna start now . . . .

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Here are the Rules:

1. List the things that make you Happy and those that make you Sad.

2. Add your Blog to the list. Feel free to add all your other Blogs.

3. Tag other online friends you know.

T☺ni's Attachments, Cecile2's-Small and Simple Things, Lara's Pinay dot US, Lara's My Blog Entry, Lara's Byaheng Pinay, Living A' La Mode, Bits and Pieces, All About Me, [YOU]

WHAT MAKES ME HAPPY?

1) Serving GOD.

2) Being with my family.

3) Shopping.

4) Travelling.

5) Helping others

6) Passing my exams

7) Get in touch with friends and relatives.

8) Payday!

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9) Blogging.

WHAT MAKES ME SAD?

1) When a member of my family got sick

2) Losing someone dear to me.

3) War.

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4) Mothers who leaves and even abandoning their child with no intention of coming back especially their newly born babies disposed off to the garbage or anywhere.

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5) Crimes

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6) Misunderstanding with my husband

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Okidoki, I'm done! Gonna pass this to the following:

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Ana Gore

http://gamer007.blogspot.com/2008/08/link-exchange.html

Analiza

Adi

Bunda Rie

Shane

I Miss My Father

I miss my father vey much. He passed away more than five years ago. He passed away just 5 months after escorting me and handed me to my husband during my wedding. He passed away without even watching and knowing his first granddaughter Wyne (my daughter). I miss his cooking, I miss hugging him, I miss teasing him, I miss everything about him. I think I will never get over this feeling for as long as I live unless he wll be raised up and I do hope that my family and I gonna welcome him back in the future resurrection.

I usually envy those persons whose fathers are still alive. If my father is alive, I should have brought him to the places he wants to go, such as Davao, Manila, Bohol, Cebu, Palawan, Iloilo, and to his homeplace, Maasin Southern Leyte, ofcourse together with his only love, my mother.

My advice for those whose fathers are still aive: make the most of your time, spending quality time with them, love them and tell them they are special and so loved. Let them feel worthy. Time is so short, we may never know when death strike. This words also holds true to our respective mothers and to all persons whom we love.