1. Yes, I promised that this blog will contain myOVERSEAS FILIPINO WRITE-UPS (OFW)SERIES. I think I have posted five OFWs by now, and I will continue to do so. As I've said, I will document, make fun of, be sentimental about, overanalyse, criticise and basically, share, the littlest, the corniest, the craziest things about being a Filipino outside the Philippines.
2. I think you have noticed the change in the subheading from the fine details of living in the Fine City to on being a Filipino copywriter in the Fine City (well, if not, I bet you have by now). Yes, I would like this blog to be a little bit personal. Include parts of me as a copywriter. What I do everyday, how do I churn out concepts, how I deal with demanding clients and boring briefs and mind-boggling financial statements. This series about my day job shall be called THE COPY CHRONICLES. But of course, in the name of something called confidentiality agreement, I cannot disclose company names and the nitty-gritty of the concepts I have produced.
3. Oh yes, I still haven't watched Paano na Kaya, which I sort of promised to do. Not that any of you readers would care, but since I had promised to do it, I will. If you know of any Kim-Gerald fans, please tell them to read my future review.
Or better yet, if you know of anyone who loved Miss You Like Crazy, ask him/her to read my previous entry. Bring on the flak.
document your raves and rants. use the vernacular. when you're back in RP for good, publish a book -- compilations of this blog.
ReplyDeletetrashy novel. good sell? perhaps. remember bob ong. haha.
baka kailangan filipino ang wikang gamitin mo? hahhahaha
oo thedd, gusto ko rin sana tagalog para maayos rin ang pagsusulat ko sa Pilipino.
ReplyDeletetrashy novel = good sell? parang Twilight series
never read twilight series, trashy novel ang category nya? hahahahaha
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