A whole new world less the clutter

Hi.
I probably should not be making another blog since I can't even maintain my previous blogs but heck, I have this new perspective of finishing stuff that I start. So here I am, trying to organize and archive the past 20+n years of my life. I personally don't know what to make out of this blog. Should I have a theme? I mean, should I be writing about things I am interested in? Maybe. Let's see, I like food, books, sports, travelling, research, documentaries, alien, architecture, mythology, music. Err, maybe I shouldn't have a single theme. It's not applicable for me. Or maybe I'm just too lazy to narrow it down.


Anyway, first off, I would like to retrieve some old blog posts I've written for the past few years and I would tell you why I chose them to be included in this post; after I do, then I can start writing new stuff again. Mainly, the reason why I wanted to write again is because of my new job. I really like my new job. I am a producer for a fast-growing network here in the Philippines. I write scripts and work my visions with a graphic artist and an editor. I make plugs for the shows and I can't believe I found a job that fits my academic knowledge as well as my creative mind (so they say). I mostly handle plugs for News, Public Affairs and International. Sometimes though, I make plugs for cartoons and movies which is a good break from the hard sell of facts and responsible journalism.

This year has been good to me. I remember welcoming this year by repeatedly telling myself that this is going to be my year (I have been trying to take my visualizations seriously over the past few months), and what do you know, I am here now. Things did not sail smooth though. I've had my share of rainy days and cloudy mornings. However, keeping my faith in Him helped me through a lot. My last year of college brought me to my vulnerable point. I kept a positive attitude and look where it brought me. Last week, I got my first paycheck and hurriedly spent time with my mother in the grocery. Yeah, grocery shopping is our family's therapy. It brings us to another zone.

Moving on, let's all take a moment of silence and wish that I can keep up with this blog. Amen.