markanthonychan

I am a political science graduate and I have experience in local campaign management and strategic communications development in lieu with local political elections. I am looking for a job related to politics and research. You can send me a PM if interested.

1st year college: lasinggero, madaling mayaya ng tropa sa mga trippings.

2nd year college: lasinggero pa rin. medyo focused nako sa studies kasi may mga major subjects nako nung 2nd sem.

3rd year college: may pagka-maverick nako pagdating sa klase. Kinatatakutan na rin ako kahit papaano sa mga oral presentations at researches. Lasinggero pa rin. College girls are slowly coming into the picture. Nahasa na rin khit papaano ang PR skills ko

4th year college: A force in our class to reckon with. Lasinggero pa rin. Dumami na ang friends. Buti naman I was able to establish a good reputation na rin as a very competent individual.

After graduation: balik sa dati! pasaway uli! kaya laging nasa watchlist sa opisina! :sick:

I'd rather choose road 2 which is passion. But ironically, I found my self stuck in Road 1. It's giving me a decent pay, but the work load is sometimes unbearable...to the point na nagkakasakit nako. Given the sad underemployment rate here in the country.

Hinamon ako ng suntukan sa Edsa Shangrila Hotel. Ayun nagkagulo! May mga nabasag na baso. Naalala ko pa yung naghamon sakin, gigil na gigil sakin kasi ako yung naging boyfriend ng crush na crush nya. Buti na lang di nakialam yung mga gwardya at teachers.

One thing, inimbitahan lang ako maging escort nung babae (my girlfriend until now). Year 1999 pa yun I can still remember. Ang ganda pa naman ng suot ko.

Side effects? Nagiging scripted na rin yung mga sinasabi habang nakikipag-usap. Tanonh nyo yan sa mga may asawa o ka-relasyon na nagtatrabaho sa call center. Funny but true.

Military literature? Get yourself the real thing. These are books I read:

The Art of War by Sun Tzu

The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli

The OODA Loop by John Boyd

The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene

The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED :thumbsupsmiley:

Inasal's good. But I'm not really fond of it. I went to their Timog Avenue branch with my colleagues months ago. Their Kare-kare is so good. Nakalimutan ko na yung name ng ibang ulam na kinain namin pero okay naman at masarap.

Recommended food: Kare-kare, nilagang baka, and Bicol Express :thumbsupsmiley: