Sunday, October 2, 2011

#random THANK YOU!

This post is a THANK YOU post to the people that took the time out of their busy lives to stop by here to show me the love and support. THANK YOU!
THANK YOU to the ones that I personally know-for believing in my writing even when I sometimes don't but your true words of encouragements always keeps me sane.
You know my passion is writing and the goals I want to achieve.
I sometimes have this fear......actually not sure but I believe if I continue and work harder and keep pushing God will have something in store for me.
There's someone specific who frequent my blogs and I think I have a clue who you are but you just don't leave a comment-THANK YOU for stopping by anyway :-)
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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Washington, D.C. assesses earthquake damage

WASHINGTON DC EARTHQUAKE FELT THROUGHOUT NYC, VA AND OTHER AREAS ON THE EAST COAST. Now who would thought "Earthquake in NYC?" Yes it happpened on August 23rd. I didn't know there was even an earthquake until some of the people in the building I work in kept asking if I felt the earthquake-my mouth literally dropped, I felt NOTHING! I'm pretty sure because I work on the first floor and they're upstairs past 5th floor. Below is a picture of how the earthquake did its damages. Also below is a video on the earthquake. Here are some of the damages from the DC 2011 earthquake.
"Preliminary reports are indicating that a 5.8 magnitude earthquake occurred in Virginia at 1:51 pm EDT., according to the USGS. Shaking has been reported as far north as New York. Reports of shaking have also been coming in from the New England area. According to the USGS, a magnitude 5.5 Eastern US earthquake can typically be felt as far as 300 miles away. The USGS reported that epicenter of the quake was located in Louisa, Va. just southeast of Charlottesville and northwest of Richmond. The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake was half a mile deep. Shaking was felt at the White House and all over the East Coast, as far south as Chapel Hill, N.C. Parts of the Pentagon, White House and Capitol were evacuated. There were no immediate reports of injuries."

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Absolut San Francisco

Sometime last week I went to somewhat my nearest Wine & Spirit store to get one specific bottle for a friend (Absolute Brooklyn), now the saleswoman came out with Absolut San Fran I told her "Absolute BK" but then I took a closer look and asked her to come closer-yeah I did. I asked her "Ma'am is that San Francisco?" she said it was. I asked of course for the price and thank God it was no more than $20. So not only I got my friend's bottle but got my Absolut San Francisco :-) I came out happy haaaaa! ...for some reason I felt like I needed to get it not only because it's something I've never tried before but an "outsider drink" in my city-why not? I also feel some type of connection which I guess because I've been to SF before and fell in love with the city. I am glad I got it.

You can enjoy it with either OJ or just over ice because it's already flavored.

Absolut Creates San Francisco Vodka-YUMM!

"Just in time for San Francisco Gay Pride, Absolut Vodka has introduced a "limited" SF edition. Following on the heels of New Orleans, Loas Angeles, Boston, and (oddly enough) Brooklyn flavors, San Francisco is the fifth city to receive the company's boozy bottle honor. But does it taste good? Normally, flavored vodka taste like corn syrup-tinged diarrhea. (Some might say the same about plain vodka, but those types are usually pretentious mixologists. You need to ignore those people.) In an effort to review the allegedly hella-SF booze, we demanded a PR representative to deliver a free bottle of Absolut SF to our front door posthaste for immediate tasting. Well, not really. But close. And since we couldn't personally judge the stuff for review, because it was sent pro bono, we asked two dear friends / target audience subjects, a male homosexual and a super-cool bartender who prays at the bourbon altar, for their opinions. After sipping Absolut SF over ice, our gay pal said, "Hmm, not bad. But you know me. I'll drink anything." Our bartender friend, after sniffing and then taking a conservative pull form the bottle, revealed, "Hmm, not as bad as I thought it would be. Even kinda OK, I guess. I don't know." You hear that? "Even kinda OK." As for your SFist editor? Sure, we liked it. As with most people, we enjoy clear things that make us woozy. It's flavored with grape, dragon fruit and papaya, which, according to Alcademics, "were selected to represent the city by paying tribute to the Wine Country, and Asian and Latin cultures." A bottle runs $20 (which isn't bad at all)

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Satisfaction

It's about 11:54am here. As I'm writing this I'm actually in the lobby where I work at. I decided to take my break that early.

I'm here with a book in front of me and people watching-I love to people watch. You see the miserable ones who worked hard by being here, maybe the CEO in their company. Some I'm sure sacrificed a lot to be here and have a decent career but still not happy with their lives-sad isn't it? I can also spot the interns who are excited and feel to be here but little do they know when they actually stay for good they're going to be miserable like the ones I mentioned above. I spot the delivery guys, the flower crew who comes every month to change the flowers in our little "garden" area. I see them all-in all actuality not everyone is happy and satisfy with their lives. You first get your dream career/job of course you're going to feel blessed and some do feel blessed to still have a good job that has great benefits, perks and more in this shitty economy where people are getting laid-off from left to right-well I'm one of those people.

I've been with one of the prestigious company that's known all over the world for a very long time-it is just a "job" but then again what the company offers-not just any "jobs" offers. That I'm grateful for.

Sometimes I can be ungrateful-thanks to some of the different characters I have to deal with on a regular ---> {sarcasm attached} I love my job and what it has to offer. This job requires you to be a people person and I guess cause I'm a people person might be one of the reasons I love it.

What I'm saying is not everyone is happy/grateful with what they have/achieved. We all live different lifestyles but as human beings we can never be satirist with the things we're blessed with.

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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Closure

It's Wednesday already-whew! Am I the only one that believes that time is flying? This year is going so fast and I wonder what's in store for me this fall. Well I kinda know but not sure.

A lot is going on-well no that's a lie. I meant I have a lot on my mind.

Question: Have you ever been in a situation where even though things seemed to turned out ok but deep down inside it's really not? You actually want to have a seat with the person face to face and bring the problem/situation up and put it down on the table?

The best feeling EVER is to clear things out and have that lift off of your shoulders....

.... I want that so bad right now.... I do forgive but I'll be better once the matter is discussed and both of us come to an understanding you know.

Life *sigh*

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Monday, July 4, 2011

HAPPY 4TH I GUESS-READY TO EAT?

Good afternoon world! HAPPY 4TH ALL!!
I honestly care about the BBQS.....drinks and gathering around the holidays.
May you all have a safe 4th :-)