Thursday, June 4, 2009

Part Time Job

Here I am again, doing my part time job at 12 midnight. No, I'm not working at a call center nor working as a security guard on a night shift. LOL! But I'm now, doing my part time job as a pro blogger!

From 12 midnight onwards is the only time where there's total peace and quiet in the house since everyone is off to dreamland. But as for me, this is the time when I can write my posts and try to grab some tasks. This is one of the advantages of being a night person, my mind is just so awake and active at this time. This is also the time when I can think more clearly and write more 'creatively' (?). I think it also has something to do with the fact that there are no whiny kids and fighting siblings hovering me. :)

But seriously though, I'm always thankful to God for this 'part time' job. That even if I only spend a few hours a day doing my blogging chores but the income I get is already equivalent to getting a normal 8-5 clerical job in the Philippines. Thank God for his provision! Everything is indeed just so timely too as we are on our break and therefore has a lot of traveling expenses. I can't imagine how everything would be like without my blog income. But then again, we know that maybe if I didn't do pro blogging, surely God has other means of providing for His children, right?



Earn


And by the way, if you're interested to Earn extra money blogging and in the internet. You can also try Yovia. I've just learned that this site also teaches you to blog, earn through your blog and at the same time you also earn by someone clicking a 'fidget' in your blog or facebook account. I'll be trying this out too and see how it really works.

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Pinoy Preaching

One thing that I miss whenever I'm out of the Philippines is hearing a sermon which I can fully understand and relate to. When we were in Thailand, I couldn't absorb much of the preaching because its usually in Thai ( unless they have a foreigner preacher as a guest) and most of the time the English translation is not so clear. Whenever I'm here in Malaysia, we usually go to a Tamil church, so about 80% of the preaching will be in Tamil and about 20% in English.

But last Sunday was different. We had a Filipino preacher that Sunday! I was already quite excited when my Mom in law told me that the Pastor who will be preaching in the church is a Filipino.

So, Sunday came and when we went inside the church, I immediately recognized the Filipino pastor and greeted him in Tagalog. He was quite surprised to see a lone Filipino in the crowd of Indians too. But we never got a chance to talk since the service has already started.

The Pastor shared a powerful preaching and the great thing was, I completely understood 100% of the sermon and not to mention, I could relate to everything he said, from the "Filipino" jokes that he cracked ( in which only Filipinos can understand) to the way he constructed his sentences in English. He was preaching in English but isn't sometimes we literally speak as if we are speaking in Bisaya? He was a very dynamic and funny preacher but at the same time shared the Word powerfully.

In short, I was so blessed last Sunday. It was a preaching about Faith and its actually what I needed to strengthen in this seemingly difficult times. :) So, I guess that's why God sent a Filipino Pastor all the way to Malaysia to let me understand the preaching 100% and remind me of certain things. Praise the Lord!

You've Got Mail

I can't imagine how the world of communication has totally changed because of email and sms. I could vividly remember during my university days where I would regularly walk from Molave Residence Hall to the UP Diliman Post Office to send letters or cards to my family and friends. Then, I would wait for weeks before I can received their reply, that is if they reply at all. :) Then during my time, handphones were still a rich businessman's gadgets, and even SMS messages were still unheard of.

Oh, writing about this now makes me feel so ancient! LOL! And fast forward 2009, billions of people already have email accounts, handphones, internet access and etc. Communication is faster and easier but at times not so secure. Take for example our emails, we're not so sure whether its being kept private or not. And with a lot of scams and hackers, our privacy gets jeopardized.

But have you heard of a very private and secure free email? I consider gmail and yahoo as private and secure but I've also heard of Privacy Harbor in which their primary commitment is keeping you safe and secure. If security and privacy is your main concern, then better Get your Free Private Email now at PrivacyHarbor.com now.

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