CJ's CPDRC visit...

...after seeing the inmates performed, she went down and shook hands and gave an emotional speech. She also went to the women's cell and checked on their condition.

Supreme Court Overload

Justice On Wheels

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Mandaue City is very lucky that the new Chief Justice of the Supreme Court chose to visit barely a month when she started office.

It is still her fourth week and CJ Sereno has been her rounds to make true to her vow to see actual conditions of the lower court,the front liners. She said whe wants to see the potentials and problems of the lower court.

With the relaunching of Justice in Wheels, a program which aimed to get justice closer and faster to those who seek it especially those who could not afford, CJ Sereno said those who lives in the shadows will be given priority. This is also a program to help decongest priuson cells by expediting cases especially those prisoners who should not be staying in the jail for another day.

She believes that there is a duty form the legal department to extend a hand to those who need it most. And what she is doing out is, the program Justice On Wheels is a way to reach out, to show that those in the outskirts are as important as those people in the metropolis.

On the other hand, despite her erratic schedule, Cebu Gov. Gwen Garcia managed to squeeze time to pesonally welcome CJ Sereno. She said she could not pass the chance to welcome the very first woman chief justice of the Supreme Court.

Someone found a new place to relax...

..and it is just around the corner.☺

A Good Meal

Oh, well for me...it is enjoying good food with pangs.☺His first time at Llew's...and my second time. He has a coverage near Redemptorist and this is just the perfect place for him to wait for the time. It's brunch for us as well. 

Their smores and mud pies are great and I enjoy their lemonade too.☺

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Jash's Alternative Class Day (A-Day)

When my sister phoned that I am to replace her to talk about showing gratitude to grandparents and elderly, I was kinda hesitant. But since we do everything for our little boy, I agreed, surprisingly, including our father.

The talk was really short, i typed it in my phone's memo pad and was really worried that I might end up reading my phone. It was such a distraction, scrolling down but was able to finish it with my self still intact. I disliked to talk in public, really. I am not afraid but it is just that I know i don't have that much wit to compose myself. 

But seeing Jash, confidently standing in front of the class, I had to be like him.☺

The talk started with the teacher telling the class what the activity is all about and then Jash read his short speech (hand written by my sister less than an hour ago). Oh how I admire him! 

Then he introduced my father, his lolo, who like me was also nervous. I wasn't able to hear him. i found a vacant seat at the back and sat down and tried to distract myself with a test paper i found on the desk. I cannot really understand what my father was talking about. His voice is so...small. Ahmmm meek voice... LOL!  (Unya sa balay kay isog kaayo.)

And then, it was suddenly my turn. Blank. Blank. Blank.

Then I heard myself saying thank you. That was it!!! I'm done!

The teacher then focused on the students and it was time to answer some queries. Grade 2 questions were kinda cute to answer.

'What do you do on a Sunday?' 'Do you play with Jash?' 'What is Jash's favorite food?'

After all the questions were entertained, another teacher handed me a rose and we had our photos taken. Jash's teacher in Ms. Aringay. It was the first time that i mer her teacher. (i know most of the teachers because some of them were acquaintances.)

When we went outside, we were the very first one to finish! We were ushered in the AVR and yes, it was such a relief. But I did not stay. I went across the other side of the building and listened to my boss made her speech.☺

It was very touching for our boss to be their not as the 'governor' but as the 'grandma' despite her hectic schedule.

P.S. I dropped my long stemmed rose somewhere. I was hoping to place it in my desk. :( 

Date With My Fave Guys

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Updating my vanity kit...☺

I can stay at Watson's for hours and what is so great is that they have this P50 on us promo. Every P300 minimum single receipt purchase onf any Watson label products.☺ And on sale also is this 350ml Creamsilk conditioner.☺ And to compliment my new hair cut, a new roller brush!

I also check my closet to update the status of my cologne and perfumed lotions. Time to disard some and put them on display so I could use it.☺ I tend to forget about these lotions....

Date at Dong Juan

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Saturday date in Insular Square for a change.☺

Bath Time For Georgie

Yes, hamsters have their bath time too.☺ Wehave to do something with the parasites in their body...or else he will die like what happened to Shakey.

Dinner Date, unplanned

Last night at Ayala just when it is about to close!☺ Oh, the rush!

The Morning Ride

Everyday, I had to take three rides before reaching the office. Today, i left at noon and there was not much commuters and i took a mini-bus ride to SM. It was fun going to a different route from time to time.☺ It is a great Thursday!

A Lovely Afternoon in Lantaw

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A rewarding treat from Ronald after straight days of work... We were at Cordova for a fiesta program and since we were already there, we took a detour to check this 2 months old floating restaurant that many had been talking about--Lantaw.

More or less, it is like Moon Cafe minus the mexican menu.☺ I'd love to go back there at the evening... you can see the city's jungle from there and a sea view as well.

With the Girls

Last night during the Governor's Ball. I feel like a tomboy here... Hmnnnnn