I'm still alive

I haven't posted anything in here for like a year or so already. I got pretty busy with school that I rarely had time to go online except when I'm doing a research on labor codes, fringe benefits, etc.

When I finally had time to rant about my not-so-exciting life, I forgot all my passwords. Pw for tumblr, blogger and even twitter. WTF!? Good thing I was smart enough to jot it down on my little green back. Ta-ta! I'm back. ROFL.

Hmm, so what's new?

Well, I graduated from college last March and until now I'm still completely jobless. Not that I didn't look for a job, I just couldn't get in. Imagine my frustration when almost all my classmates now have stable - err jobs. Not that I don't have one 'cuz I'm still working as a DJ but this time at a new radio station. I'll talk about that later.

Well anyway, life after college is pretty tough. I have to face several responsibilities and It's almost choking me. Good thing though is that I still work as a DJ in one of the local radio stations in Tagum. Being on-air makes me happy. It's like my medication for depression. Although the pay's not that good, still I'm having a good time entertaining people.

Oh well, I know God has other plans for me. I'll just gonna sit back and wait. I may not be financially well-off as of now, but I'll get by. I always do. 

Musikahan sa Tagum

Musikahan sa Tagum 2008
(Feb. 21-Feb. 27)

I could say that Filipinos are great lovers of music and I am not an exemption of that. And thankfully, although Tagum City (my hometown) isn't as glamorous as Davao or any big cities here in Mindanao, the people here share the same passion for music.

In Tagum City is a distinct cultural event that celebrates the Filipino excellence in Music composition, performance and production, the end goal of which it to provide the youth with more opportunities to excel in the Music Industry. The annual festival engenders a vision of a fairer and brighter future for the youth through the enhancement of skills in arts and in building creative pathways for gainful employment specially for the out-of school youth.

Mayor Rey T. Uy has this music workshop called RTU Music Makers which helps you learn how to play different instruments like the acoustic guitar, the bass guitar, keyboards, the blowings or the sax and the likes and the drums, among others. I joined RTU way back in Senior High, focusing on the drums and I experienced playing in an ensemble--composed of 120+ members-- in front of many people.. an experience I will never forget.

Know more about Tagum City and Musikahan sa Tagum