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What's Your Favorite Color?

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Hello Readers! What's up? I have one question for you, What's your Favorite Color? Does it sound like your mom or your teacher asking you the same question years back. :) I don't have a particular favorite color though, I like white, black, purple, blue, and pink! We even tend to give meanings to each colors, right? For example, WHITE, that means purity. That is why a bride wears white dress in her  wedding!  RED, that means blood or war probably. In our country's flag, color BLUE is over RED- that means PEACE and FREEDOM are far above WAR and SUFFERINGS of our country. How about PURPLE? In my advertising class in college, we discussed about a very famous brand campaign ad and the importance of Purple in their products - which means AGEing. You know, women who still look young and fresh and beautiful even if they're 50 or 60 years of age! You see, we got lots of colors! Look around, and you'll see a lot. Without them, surrounding would be boring, dull and l

Devotional Cinema

Devotional Cinema

An update about happyemk

Hello READER, I missed couple of weeks blogging myself out. Hello AUGUST! I hope I can continue blogging even if I don't have an access in the internet for 8 hours in a day. Welcome to my AUGUST calendar! Aug. 1-5, 2011: Vacation Week. I spent the whole week in my lovely and peaceful province, Batangas. Away from the city, away from the fast pacing of technology, that’s where I spent my first week of being a “job-less” technically. Finally, I got a chance to have my “normal” week with the following normal activities: - I got to eat 3 meals in a day in EXACT meal time + having my merienda! - I got to sleep as late as 10:30 or 11:00 pm and wake up as early as 7:30 or 8 am - I got to teach and help my little cousin, Juris, in his homework. This 4 year old boy is attending preschool classes in his humble school at Taludtod, Balayan, Batangas. I was helping him how write his name as well  - I got to experience the serenity of a peaceful day, the humble kind of living in the