The Party Never Ends

We find it too hard to move on. We really can't. After seeing all our party photos and the video for the nth time, we still can't move on. I've been telling my parents and friends about how well we did this month to win almost all the contests the company prepared for us in celebration of the Christmas season. I'm just that proud, proud that I'm part of this group. I can now say that I have found new brothers and sisters in all of them. It's just sad that two of them must say goodbye to pursue their hearts' desires. I wish them good luck and no matter how far we may be from each other, our friendship will remain unchanged. Cheers to a successful 2010 and I look forward to an even merrier 2011.

Masks On!

This may appear as a post-Halloween party but I can assure you it's not. Our division thought of having a theme for this year's Christmas party. The company-wide Christmas party is a different story. Later on I will post photos of our Punk Rock Party. For now, I'll share to you my first Christmas party with the EdTech people. A few months after I left teaching, I gained the pounds I worked hard to get rid of. Seriously, since I started working for C&E, all I ever did was eat and party. Nevertheless, I remain thankful for all these "bilbils". I've been very blessed this year. I've turned most of my plans into reality and I can't thank the Lord enough for all these. I guess I've been a nice girl after all. I'm blessed to have found another home and to meet such intelligent, creative and nice creatures. They are unique in every aspect and I'm proud to be working with them.


EdTech's Masquerade Party, not really a ball, served not only as a Christmas celebration but a celebration of friendship as well. The food filled our empty stomachs, the laughter painted our almost-pale-faces, and the gifts were wishes granted. But overall, the party gave way to a more meaningful relationship. A memorable event we will forever treasure. Thank you EdTech.

'Tis the Season to be Busy

December is, indeed, the busiest month of the year. Endless partying, last-minute Christmas shopping, fat-burning gift wrapping, and many more. I guess this is the most stressful yet fun-filled Christmas I've ever had. In preparation for our corporate year-end gathering, nine different divisions will compete for the best Christmas presentation and so I'm gonna give you a sneak peek of what we've been doing in the past couple of days.






The stress doesn't end there. We also had to decorate our area. The theme is punk rock and so we made a Rocker Santa for that rock n' roll vibe.