i'm still alive! yep yep, i just had so many things to settle. done with the house move, but not yet finish with arranging things and stuffs. clutter-home that's what we have now. :) i only have little time for bloghopping and some paid opps but updates and daily stories are piled up. sorry for the delay...
so there, last week --- my 1st week of being SAHM, was technically not spend inside the house, i had to accompany my mother to the Cavite's Provincial Capitol in Trece Martirez City to pick up the actually released lot title that was processed months ago. but as expected, the person in charge was nowhere to be found! 3 consecutive days of hoping he'll arrive. good thing i was able to set my mind how Government employees does their work. really, it sucks. another thing that icks me is how their system works, i mean, lucky you if you know somebody working on the inside because for sure you'll be serve well and on time. but pity for those who doesn't know one... forever you will wait and have a good view of the well-maintained government system we have. hopeless. out of the 10 clerks you'll see 8 of them texting or munching crackers or having gossip with co-workers. when approach by someone who needs to process papers and doesn't know the ins and outs expect that you'll get slap back answer. mga antipatika! kala mong kagaganda! mga hitad!
another thing that catches my attention was the inside of the provincial capitol, i mean if you can only see how magnificent the landscaping of the outside you wouldn't think that the inside is still the same old dim lighted, electric fan ventilated with hand written signages in and out of the offices departments. and the of course, forbidden selling of anything inside the capitol... but look at the pictures below, under the sign were the local vendors with their baskets and baskets of goodies, all for sale! Pinoy Style at its Finest!
so there, last week --- my 1st week of being SAHM, was technically not spend inside the house, i had to accompany my mother to the Cavite's Provincial Capitol in Trece Martirez City to pick up the actually released lot title that was processed months ago. but as expected, the person in charge was nowhere to be found! 3 consecutive days of hoping he'll arrive. good thing i was able to set my mind how Government employees does their work. really, it sucks. another thing that icks me is how their system works, i mean, lucky you if you know somebody working on the inside because for sure you'll be serve well and on time. but pity for those who doesn't know one... forever you will wait and have a good view of the well-maintained government system we have. hopeless. out of the 10 clerks you'll see 8 of them texting or munching crackers or having gossip with co-workers. when approach by someone who needs to process papers and doesn't know the ins and outs expect that you'll get slap back answer. mga antipatika! kala mong kagaganda! mga hitad!
another thing that catches my attention was the inside of the provincial capitol, i mean if you can only see how magnificent the landscaping of the outside you wouldn't think that the inside is still the same old dim lighted, electric fan ventilated with hand written signages in and out of the offices departments. and the of course, forbidden selling of anything inside the capitol... but look at the pictures below, under the sign were the local vendors with their baskets and baskets of goodies, all for sale! Pinoy Style at its Finest!
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and yes, that's my mom haggling for the peanuts and lansones! cool noh?! hehehe...
around 1pm today, i'll be back to the capitol to get (hopefully it's done) the title...
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