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I am not a traveler. I only travel when I have the budget.

It's been almost five years since the last time i created this online journal. At first, I thought I would never get back to writing stories about my thoughts on everything but hey there I am back! My life has been a roller coaster ride upon getting my degree. Been to two jobs for the past four years in different corners of Manillaa.  Well, now that I am about to go on leave in a month with no plans of returning to my corporate job (it’s actually a resignation) I am hella free again to write everything about anything!

But before I start writing again, let me first thank my former company for being the most understanding and loving employer I ever met in fact I have written this entry during office hours so thank you :) Kidding aside, I’ve learned and earned so much from this company that saying goodbye made me think a million times. To my bosses, thank you for patience, professional and personal advice that no amount of money could ever match that of yours. Big shout-out to Mam E**** and Sir K***! I wouldn't name you for now until my resignation becomes formal hehe. Thnk you Mam and Sir! See you soon if you’ll make me a consultant…. Hahahah lol joke

So shall we start now?....:)

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