Showing posts with label doha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doha. Show all posts

August 3, 2010

Goodbye Pinas!


Tomorrow afternoon is my flight back to Doha.
Gonna miss my family...
Gonna miss my friends...
Gonna miss the foods

(lalo na ang baboyyy!haha)

And I'm gonna miss YOU...

Clayton.

He won't be able to send me tomorrow to the airport due to work...but its alright. I understand.

He told me not to say "I'll miss you"
Because he said, we'll do the best way we could to be part of each other's lives...even if we're miles apart.

That made me smile.

*wink* wink*

June 20, 2010

The Countdown Begins...


Siyet... ten days to go and I will be coming back home to my beloved country! I cant believe it, time is indeed really fast! It also marks my first year in Doha and whew! I made it, a year with a million miles away from home.

July 1 is the day I will see my family again, my taklesang-sister, my cute nephew/godson, and of course, my father (hay naku pwde bang wag na siya isali! bad koh!)

ohhhh, I miss our house, my room, and my dog shaggy, she just died last month huhuhu. But I won't cry anymore. I'm done mourning her death already.

(wiping tears...LOL)

You may ask, what about EDC? well, I cannot answer that now, we are having some issue (actually, we never run out of issues LOL) so, if you guys are confused, well, me too! haha.

Anyway, my bags are pack and ready to go, just waiting for the days to pass by. My suitcase is full of "pasalubongs" (give aways) to my loved-ones. I hope they will like it. I enjoyed buying them though, its fun! you know, shopping-shopping eklavuh!

yun nga lang nabutas bulsa ko! huhu

I have so many plans, so many things I wanna do, and eat! especially...jan-ra-ran...PORK!

Baboy! Baboy! gusto ko ng baboy! LOL!

Babuyan tayo! Nyahaha!

That's all for now. See yah later guys! have a great week!

May 22, 2010

A Celebration


Last Thursday was my birthday, I was waiting for my mom's greeting as what she usually does for the past years. But its almost afternoon and I haven't received a call from her at Dubai. So, I called instead. Apparently my cool mom forgot about it!

Imagine! She forgot my birthday! napaka-galing di bah?!

Anyway, I celebrated my birthday at a Chinese restaurant at a mall in Doha (its an eat-all-you-can!) Ten of my closest friends are invited, we ate, we took pictures, we laughed, and we had a good time especially when they surprised me with a cake with candles and sang the famous "happy birthday" toinks!

I was so shy because almost all the guest at the resto are staring as I blow the cake, I tried to keep my mouth pouting and poised !haha

"Potah, ang kipot ng bibig...as if! ahahay!" I heard my friends joking LOL!

At exactly 8:00 o'clock in the evening, we went clubbing at Qube. We were expecting a live band but turned out its a DJ night, so the musics are all house remix! I hated it! By the way they have a brit artist named Sonique, but I don't know who the hell she is LOL!

Beers and alcohols poured in and we danced the night away! I was dancing like its my last night at that club haha. A guy danced with me and shook my hand and introduced himself, but its just a plain hi and hello kinda thing. Nothing special. Technically, I didn't have my birthday sex that I had been talking about!

Sorry for me!

Anyhow, my friends drove me home at 2:00 am after we had some trouble at the road, but gonna tell you about that on my next post.

I am now eating a riped mango, I am savoring each bite, its been a year since I last have this fruit, its my favorite! I bought a few after we went shopping, birthday shopping haha. I bought a new perfume, this time I have " the one" by Dolce and Gabbana. I also bought a new bag from Zara and few shirts at Jules. (yaman-yaman-an daw!)

Maybe its my way of moving on from our break up hehe.


"Lahat nalang nawala, pati ikaw...haist (all are gone now, including you...)" an sms message EDC sent me after a few days.

I don't know what else to say. But I do miss him though. Anyway, I'll go for now, before this post become an emo one!

Bye-bye for now!

December 14, 2009

Sleepy and Lazy


Been very busy these past few days, and besides I hate my schedule at work, am always on the morning shift! need to wake up at 4am for everyday like forever!!! and do you know whats the biggest challenge?! taking a shower! LOLLLLLLLLLLL!

Its freakin' cold here in Doha now, every one's wearing jacket and I cant believe its actually raining a few times this week! Rain in the desert?? Good thing I have my heater fixed right away, or else I'll freeze to death inside the shower! wanking doesn't help much LOL!

I suddenly remember our country... oh-oh-oh, I don't want this to be a sad entry, so anyhoooo, my monito on our x-mass party's exchange gift gave me a queen size comforter, and I'm really loving it. Very much needed. So thank you, sir.

Due to my wonderful working schedule, I'm always sleepy at times, too lazy to make a blog entry, I don't know, i spent most of my time sleeping, here's what am doing, I'll wake up at 4am then go to work at 6am to 2pm, then when reached home, I'll just eat something light, then at 4pm I'll take a nap then wake up at 8:00 o'clock, cook my dinner and my baon for the next morning, then sleep again at 12 or 1am and the cycle goes on again.

So basically I'm not so productive at all!

Anyway, I bought a 350 GB external hard drive yesterday, because I'm running out of space to store all of my daily porn downloads LOL! and did I tell you am a TV shows addict! I think I saw almost half of the TV shows shown in the US. Heroes is one of my all time fave, then recently, Glee, but now I think I'm so much in love with The Vampire Diaries! I'm so into Damon! I just love his bad vampire image! so sexy-whooop-so-sexy-whooop-whooop!hahaha

May 11, 2009

My PDOS

Today at 11:10 am I was already at Pasay city and looking at the venue of my Pre-Departure Orientation Seminar (PDOS), it is a requirement for all overseas Filipino worker (OFW) before going to another country to work. It will give you an idea on how it is living on another country, about their rules, laws ,whats not to do and what to do when you reached your destination first time, a pretty helpful thing, I totally agree with the purpose of this seminar.

(requirements for PDOS: referral slip from your agency, ball pen, and a 100 pesos)

I was perspiring all over when I got there, my god, the sun was so angry that he gave all of his UV rays today!LOL. Good thing that the place was air conditioned! There wasn't much eye candies at the seminar, most of my participants are older and are seaman's, electricians, DH's and IT's. I tried to be friendly talking a little to some seated near me and they didn't know what an RT again when they asked me what will be my work at the middle east. Well, whats new anyway!!!

(What the hell is an RT?Read here)

It lasted 5 and a half hours!I almost fell asleep haha.My god, seminars are very good sleeping venue!I paid 100 pesos for the PDOS certificate, then another 100 pesos at that OFW family club thing, that it is for our ID that this guy was telling about, that if we have their ID, they will help any OFW who are in trouble overseas (But what are the Philippine Embassy's for????!I wanted to asked him haha)

In my mind I thought, a little too expensive for just a laminated I.D, there were like 40 people in that room and they could have 4,000 pesos in just minutes wow!!!!20 pesos will be fine, right?! Well, they are NGO's so I just convinced myself that they need funding.But what I don't like about it was, they could have give us an option whether we would like to join the club or not.Not compulsory.

I like the first speaker though from metro bank,(cutie) he told us about their banking system wherein we could send our remittances to our families.Then I got back to myself again when the next speaker talked about sex and AIDS. I already knew what he was talking about, how we could get aids, how to avoid it etc etc.

I'm just bothered by the Tagalog translation haha, you see, when an English word was translated to Tagalog, it gave a very rude, indecent and funny feel to it!Like vaginal secretions--hima, semen--tam*d, and mind you, he said those words so many times that I already got an erection!LOL

sabay sabay tayo: tam*d...tam*d...tamod..ay di ko naalis ang "O" sa last one!!!

Anyway for the sake of sharing information about AIDS I will give you this lists:
  • Aids cannot be transferred through kissing or their saliva.
  • It cannot be transferred through hugging,cuddling.
  • You cant get it through nasal secretions, tears, sweats, urine of a person with HIV/AIDS
  • Even oral sex are low probability.But I think if you blow someone with HIV and he pre-ejaculated or cum on your mouth that's when the time its scary. So guys be careful with anything you put in your mouth haha.You never know who has it, they looks exactly like us.Like a perfectly healthy good looking guy.They could be the one you picked up on a bath house,a spa,a bar or wherever.
  • So wear a condom. Or just be faithful with your partners and if your single since birth, be faithful with your left hand like me LOL!
  • The only HIV/AIDS transmission would be through, sexual intercourse both vaginal and anal, needle sharing, blood transfusions, and mother to baby. But the probability that the baby could get it if the mother is positive is only 15 to 25% so it is very possible the baby will be aids-free.Wow!
  • If wanna get your self checked, you have to wait at least I think 3-6 months after sexual activity since there's this thing called window-period.
Well, that's all in my coconut shell about AIDS, hope it helps hehe. Anyway, the last speaker was a lot of fun,its about foreign language, he taught us some Arabic words like:
  • As-Salam-Alaikom which is a general greetings wherever whenever
  • kaif al-hal? which means how are you?
  • kuayyis which means I'm fine
  • shokran which means thank you
  • whismak? which means what is your name?
  • and you will answer it with esmi mac which means my name is mac
Those are the basics hehe, i bought a Tagalog-Arabic dictionary too. But all in all I'm not satisfied with the seminar, its not as comprehensive as I thought it was. I mean there's a lot of stuffs i wanted to know, like how about the gay scenes there, are gays allowed to wear gowns there?LOL! or can I bring my gay love story DVDs?those wholesome ones of course. Are we allowed to date other gay men there? go to the hotel and spend some night together?(libog na to!LOL) so please if you are a reader of mine from the middle east... help me hahaha!