Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Living like a Shooting Star

We started at around 1 in the afternoon for the shooting of our documentation, for our project. We met in front of Mc Donald's Morayta, and shot our scenes somewhere in Luneta, Rizal Park in Manila.

We were all discussing what to do for our first scene in front of National Museum in Kalaw Avenue.

For our first scene, I played the role of a Reporter who asks 'What the Insurance in Filipino" to all people we encountered—like by-standers, vendors, and other students from other school. Grabe, nakakatawa talaga yung mga sinagot nila sa amin, knowing na kami mismo hindi namin alam sa Tagalog ang Insurance. Hahaha, funny! :D


Ayos muna ng buhok, while waiting for the next scenes.


Oops! Ayos uli. hahaha...

Then, pa-cute naman sa camera, habang ang lahat ay dini-discuss ang susunod na gagawin.

Packing for our next stop, Sam's crib, somewhere in Quezon city. Sorry, nakalimutan ko yun address.


But before we left Luneta, picture taking muna with the whole group.

Take two.

One more time.

Promise, last na 'to.


Saan ba ang camera? Dito o dito? Ah, DITO!

At syempre, hinding-hindi ako magpapahuli. hahahaha.

with Mareng Marian—sa tapat ng maiinit na sikat ng araw.

By 5pm, we already went to Sam's house, na somewhere in Quezon city, paulit-ulit? hahaha... to shoot for other indoor scenes, since most of our scenes were all impersonations from political campaigns(like from Jejomar Binay's commercial), Camella Homes' Bulilit commercial, and the like.

Grabe nakakapagod din palang magfeeling-artista. We ended at around 9 in the evening, na lahat ay pagod na pagod.

Hindi naman halata sa akin, 'di ba? hahahaha..... :D


But of course, super enjoy naman.
Nice one.




Officially,

KIER Cuevas

Sunday, March 07, 2010

Bakit Ako Mahihiya?—

Bakit ako mahihiya?—


Ano bang kinatatakot ko?
Ano ba talaga?

Bakit tuwing gusto kong mag-recite sa klase’y inuunahan na ako ng kaba at takot?

Wala namang nagbabawal sa akin na sumagot. At wala naman daw tama o mali sa sasabihin ko, pero bakit parang may mali parin?

Nasaan ang sinasabi kong Self-Confident na meron ako? Bakit hindi ko magamit?—
O ang Self-Esteem na dapat meron ang isang tao o isang nilalang?

May tiwala naman ako sa sarili ko.


Mali. Mali ito.


KIER dito!

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Forget Me; Forget Me Not

A minute ago, I was sitting on our study inside my room, trying to answer and solve our New Take Home Comprehensive Quiz in Advanced Accounting. And now, I am here, blogging new entry as a result of frustration from answering the quiz. Promise, it’s really difficult. The quiz is composed of one long, 3 page problem with different accounting scenarios covering all the lessons we’ve discussed from the start of the semester that I almost forgot—Comprehensive, isn’t it? Toink! This quiz is a group work of three members anyway, but I am pretty sure that my other two group mates will really find it difficult too. Oh my, how can we do it?—Can we really do it? Can we pass it on March 5, Friday? Toink! Toink! Toink! again.


By the way, I’ve been encouraging  myself to write a blog since this afternoon, and write something about people whom I hate most—not most at the time. But of course I will not name their names. They will just remain quietly secret.

I hate…
  • You! For being too baby talk at all times—times when I talk to you.
  • You! Who love joking me that I find it not too funny but insulting.
  • You! Who don’t care me when I show my being caring to you—EMO? HH.
  • You! Who I think changed a lot—as in Your being You when I met You when we were in High school.
  • You! For being too boastful with everything you do.
  • You! For being too cheap—with words You use, and actions You do.
  • You! Who laugh at me every time I make mistakes especially when I say grammatically incorrect English sentences.
  • You! For being too bossy.

I started forgetting others.—hhhmmm… I’ll just try to update this when I remember them.


Toink!

KIER.

Friday, February 26, 2010

Binalot Kayo Diyan!

Our business, the Taste of the East | Binalot FoodShop is a partnership type of business that offers different variety of Binalot meals. It is called Binalot since the whole meal is wrapped in banana leaf. This is the traditional style of how early Filipinos prepare their meals then. It clearly depicted how creative and intelligent are the Filipinos since the beginning of our race. Because of that, our group had decided to mark again the rebirth of that unforgettable style that had remained and deeply rooted in our hearts and we are now making it happen in reality.

Binalot meals are all Pinoy food classics in order to achieve full customer satisfaction and to promote love for our Filipino recipes as well. This business will not only operate for profit purposes but also to promote nationalism in our country today. Together with it, we are also very much willing to be of help to our countrymen in providing employment opportunities and also to our country’s national growth.

Taste of the East | Binalot FoodShop


Only in  UE - Manila EV Cafe

offers

Binalot 1 - Tortang Talong
*with Rice, Salted Egg, & Tomato
for only  Php 30.00


Binalot 2 - Longanisa
*with Rice, Salted Egg, & Tomato
for only  Php 35.00

Binalot 3 - Corned Beef
*with Rice, Salted Egg, & Tomato
for only  Php 35.00


Binalot 4 - Pork Tocino
*with Rice, Salted Egg, & Tomato
for only  Php 38.00

Binalot 5 - Sisig
*with Rice, Salted Egg, & Tomato
for only  Php 38.00


Iced Tea
for only  Php 8.00





Kain na!






*Taste of the East | Binalot FoodShop is a DTI registered.

Binalot Kayo Diyan—Ay, La Na Pala!




Hayyy… Natapos na rin ang halos apat na buwang pagdurusa sa pagtitinda ng aming sariling Binalot. Halos apat na buwang hindi mapaliwanag na mga pangyayaring aming kinagimbal at talaga namang kinagulat bilang mga estudyante at bilang baguhang young entrepreneurs. At sa wakas, mababawasan narin ang mga pasakit sa amin this semester—ang E.V. 2. KAhit halos Php 15,000+ loss kami last Prelim at nakabawi ng Php 81.00 profit last Midterm, sobra-sobrang kasiayahan naman ang aming nararamdaman ngayong pagtatapos. Simula na ng bagong yugto ng aming pagsasapalaran sa pagnenegosyo—ang Liquidation or the winding up and ending of all our business affairs.

Kayang-kaya kung sama-sama.

TOP(left-right): Beth, Me, Norie, Aliah
BOTTOM(left-right): Nel, Ladz, (Head Adviser)Prof. Castillo, Analyn, and Lucille


I'll Miss You Guys!



Halos mga 5pm na akong natapos sa Bagong Automated Voting System ng UE. Galing, in all fairness—Just press and click! Napilit din akong bumoto. Exercise your Vote daw eh. Congrats sa mga nanalo. For those losers, better luck next time!



Toink!
KIER.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Entreps Exposed Experience



We only prepared few—since, we just observed if it will catch the attention of every people inside the Hall, and buy it.










We—my EV-mates and I—went to SM Megamall – Mega trade Hall for an Entrepreneurs Fair/Exhibit. It is one of the requirements for our Entrepreneurial Venture subject course, and may be an experience for us for choosing the world of Business Industry. On this Exhibit that will end this Sunday, every group presents their own products to people who are coming in to the Hall. And of course for our group, we presented our own Binalot. 



I would honestly say that it was my first time again to go SM Megamall—I really felt too ignorant to those stores I do not usually see to Malls I use to visit.




We took this opportunity to take photos all over the Exhibit Hall and other parts of the Mall—like in the Art Gallery, where we saw different Artworks from different Filipino Artists. 



From all the Artworks, the Smoking Bob Marley look-alike caught my attention. I appreciate the Artist for making it detailed—like its braided hair.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

One to Ten—"Uten"

As we were studying for our quiz last Thursday in our school library, my classmate, Mona, was sitting on a table with full of graffiti. I saw this chain message—that really caught our attention. I asked Mona to hold my mini flash light while capturing this vandal.

It says "Malaki Ba Ang Uten Mo?"



What does "Uten" really mean—I asked Mona. And she said, it is a male's organ or "Penis"—huh?! What the heck?! A student could write this on a library table?

So, to translate it in English, it means: "Is Your Penis Big?"


wahaha.


I imagine how other students can handle their laughs if they will see this. :|

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Expect the Unexpected


It is my first blog this first quarter of this year.

What a great year to start!

I am expecting that my blogging habit will return after experiencing Facebook’s Fever.

More days will come for February—Month of LOVE—yet, things that you don't expect might happen in just a sec. Like a slight earthquake happened when we were taking our quiz in school.

I thought that someone at my back kicked my chair and just wanted to get an answer to the test, but my classmate told us that that was an earthquake. This was my second time to experience it. And I would say that I really felt nervous. I imagined ourselves screaming, yelling, and running for help if this would continue to happen.

We just only have to pray to God that He will provide us peaceful days here on earth.