2 months ago, a friend in facebook posted that she wanted to find a new online job. I remember my sister referring me to Odesk.com. I told my friend that she may try Odesk.com. Two days ago, I received a chat message "Hi Magie, I just want to say thank you" from her. At first, I didn't know why she said that, so I asked, "ha? why?". She then replied that because of Odesk, now, she has a new job. She said, "it really works!"
Here's the link: http://www.odesk.com/
Currently, my job is also an online job. I work as an executive assistant to a Justice of the Peace cum Licensed Migration Agent based in Australia. Working at home is really rewarding. No fare, you dont need to buy office attire, free food because I eat what my mom cooks, I can sleep to bed during my lunch break, and the salary is good!
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
For Sale: House and Lot in Moonwalk Paranaque
(Through Multinational Village, Paranaque)
2 units of old duplex houses, in a 60sqm lot for P800,000.
St. Francis Street, Moonwalk, Paranaque.
Some info:
-From Multinational Village gate, sakay ng jeep na umiikot sa loob ng Multinational. Mula sa babaan ng jeep sa Daang Batang, walk about 100 meters to the place (St Francis Street). From St. Francis street, dadaan po sa eskinita about 8 meters. Medyo luma na ang bahay, but pwedeng-pwedeng tirhan. Currently pinauupahan po ito. 2 units po yung houses.
-WALA PO SIYA SA LOOB NG SUBDIVISION. Private property siya before na tinirahan ng mga tao, and soon, ipinamahagi na ng may-ari sa mga tumira dun. Please expect that the houses in the community are not so good. Some houses around the area are made of wood, some are luma na rin.
-Parking: WALANG SARILING PARKING pero pwede magpark sa St. Francis Street, sa tapat ng bakanteng lote bago pumasok sa eskinita, makiusap na lang po doon.
-Water: Walang sariling linya ng tubig. pwedeng pakabitan.
-preferably cash... pwede ring bank financing (kayo po ang mag-aasikaso).
-the buyer will shoulder the corresponding expenses for the transfer of title.
-for more info, call 853-5466
-other questions, please ask 09163910169 or email leelia5678@yahoo.com.
2 units of old duplex houses, in a 60sqm lot for P800,000.
St. Francis Street, Moonwalk, Paranaque.
Some info:
-From Multinational Village gate, sakay ng jeep na umiikot sa loob ng Multinational. Mula sa babaan ng jeep sa Daang Batang, walk about 100 meters to the place (St Francis Street). From St. Francis street, dadaan po sa eskinita about 8 meters. Medyo luma na ang bahay, but pwedeng-pwedeng tirhan. Currently pinauupahan po ito. 2 units po yung houses.
-WALA PO SIYA SA LOOB NG SUBDIVISION. Private property siya before na tinirahan ng mga tao, and soon, ipinamahagi na ng may-ari sa mga tumira dun. Please expect that the houses in the community are not so good. Some houses around the area are made of wood, some are luma na rin.
-Parking: WALANG SARILING PARKING pero pwede magpark sa St. Francis Street, sa tapat ng bakanteng lote bago pumasok sa eskinita, makiusap na lang po doon.
-Water: Walang sariling linya ng tubig. pwedeng pakabitan.
-preferably cash... pwede ring bank financing (kayo po ang mag-aasikaso).
-the buyer will shoulder the corresponding expenses for the transfer of title.
-for more info, call 853-5466
Leaving My Partner in exchange of Career
It was my 4th time to be in the same situation. I must leave my partner to become successful in my career.
The first one. He said, "I know you love your bf, but if everything goes wrong with you and him, then we're on." (Then I can go to US!) I could not remember the exact words and I was not sure if that's a real deal but of course, I said, I'm not sure, just to gently say no to my boss. I was his legal assistant.
The second one. I was already under approved petition for fiancee visa (from my ex, US Navy), awaiting medical schedule in St. Lukes and ready for interview in the US embassy. We broke up for 5 months because of him cheating) but still my petition was just there, ready for confirmation from me. One call to the embassy and I would be scheduled. He called me and wanted me back, be his wife, go to US. I was already dating a new guy named Michael then. One afternoon, while I was looking at the sky, at around 5pm, suddenly I felt like I was in another place. Some wind whisphered to me "Would you be happy there without Michael by your side?". Okay, I said, Im choosing Michael, not this ex that petitioned me and would have brought me to US in a month or two.
The third one. My classmate in my Law Review Class offerred me to become his assistant at first. He said he would help me go to US. I said yes, so "lets start the process". I thought he was going to process a work permit for me so that would be fine. But later, he said, if you want to go there quickly, I will marry you and divorce you. Hmmm, that sounds awful to me. I was dating Michael. I told him about it, he said, don't go. I also told this to two friends. They said, "how come he would help you? There's something in exchange of that".
"~because I am kind? haha", I told them... Okay, I know... He has a crush on me. Later on, he said, "maybe we could make the marriage real. Be the mother of my children". Oh hell no! He is as old as my father!
The fourth one. I was offerred a really really good job. I would become a consultant in Australia for Filipinos who want to go there. I would have to be trained for 6months, go back to the Philippines, train again for 6months, then go back, then train again for 6 months. I was overwhelmed. I did not apply for the job but because of my existing knowledge in Australian immigration law, I was offered to become a business partner, and become a consultant. The only thing they like is focus. No boyfriend or partner or husband allowed. How could I do that? I should leave my bf, actually, break up with him. The demands of the job would be really demanding. And I could not be successful if I would become a girlfriend/wife/partner. The owner of the business said, many have tried not to leave their partners and they all failed. I wanted to tell him, "Sir, you're the fourth one to give me a good opportunity in exchange for my partner, but you all failed. So I declined the offer, and have chosen my partner.
The first one. He said, "I know you love your bf, but if everything goes wrong with you and him, then we're on." (Then I can go to US!) I could not remember the exact words and I was not sure if that's a real deal but of course, I said, I'm not sure, just to gently say no to my boss. I was his legal assistant.
The second one. I was already under approved petition for fiancee visa (from my ex, US Navy), awaiting medical schedule in St. Lukes and ready for interview in the US embassy. We broke up for 5 months because of him cheating) but still my petition was just there, ready for confirmation from me. One call to the embassy and I would be scheduled. He called me and wanted me back, be his wife, go to US. I was already dating a new guy named Michael then. One afternoon, while I was looking at the sky, at around 5pm, suddenly I felt like I was in another place. Some wind whisphered to me "Would you be happy there without Michael by your side?". Okay, I said, Im choosing Michael, not this ex that petitioned me and would have brought me to US in a month or two.
The third one. My classmate in my Law Review Class offerred me to become his assistant at first. He said he would help me go to US. I said yes, so "lets start the process". I thought he was going to process a work permit for me so that would be fine. But later, he said, if you want to go there quickly, I will marry you and divorce you. Hmmm, that sounds awful to me. I was dating Michael. I told him about it, he said, don't go. I also told this to two friends. They said, "how come he would help you? There's something in exchange of that".
"~because I am kind? haha", I told them... Okay, I know... He has a crush on me. Later on, he said, "maybe we could make the marriage real. Be the mother of my children". Oh hell no! He is as old as my father!
The fourth one. I was offerred a really really good job. I would become a consultant in Australia for Filipinos who want to go there. I would have to be trained for 6months, go back to the Philippines, train again for 6months, then go back, then train again for 6 months. I was overwhelmed. I did not apply for the job but because of my existing knowledge in Australian immigration law, I was offered to become a business partner, and become a consultant. The only thing they like is focus. No boyfriend or partner or husband allowed. How could I do that? I should leave my bf, actually, break up with him. The demands of the job would be really demanding. And I could not be successful if I would become a girlfriend/wife/partner. The owner of the business said, many have tried not to leave their partners and they all failed. I wanted to tell him, "Sir, you're the fourth one to give me a good opportunity in exchange for my partner, but you all failed. So I declined the offer, and have chosen my partner.
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