EDIT cares.

 

EKIT-EDIT distributes relief goods.

” Daddy, I may cry so loud when you hold me. NOT because I HaTe you. You just sleep too much and read so many black pages online…and it bore me sometimes. The truth is I LIKE YOU Daddy–especially when we shower together…and when you play loud banging music while I watch those many colorful lights dancing and waving in circles and spirals. o,O You may not realize but many PEOPLE LIKE YOU too, (well maybe not as much as they like me) —because YOU aRe A GooD FaTHeR. And this is one of the many ways of mommy and me to prove that, and also tell you how much you mean to us. So don’t be shy. Be proud!…well, I am. Because I’m with you, you see?  I love you daddy! (Advance) Happy Father’s Day! =) “

The proof is the “like” contest I joined for my husband and our son. The link’s included in my son’s next “message”. )

” To our relatives, my mommy Dasi and daddy Leo’s friends, sisters, brothers, classmates, batchmates, schoolmates, and everyone else, If you believe my daddy’s a good father (and agree that I’m really cute), please like this page:

http://www.facebook.com/AndysClosetBabyFashionandGearShop

…and our picture here:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=133968306680703&set=a.133555913388609.32730.107040609373473&type=1&theater …

Thanks Y’all! =) “

Happy father’s day to my husband and, of course to my daddy, and also my 2nd dad–my father-in-law. Happy father’s day to all fathers out there as well.

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“Why should I say I can’t when the Bible says
I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.”
(Philippians 4:13)

“I dwell in possibility.”
(Anonymous)

Our group (Alvina, Jhe, Alwyn, Eldin, and I) wanted to make an informative yet fairly entertaining podcast. So we came up with a concept and structure of a radio show—sort of.

In the end, we named the show “The O!“, and had Aloloe and Jheyhoe as the funny yet witty hosts (Go figure who they really are. ;p).

So sit back, relax, and enjoy listening to our radio show!

The O!

The night before, September 25, 2009, I was panicking to buy a dress for the supposedly OrCom homecoming ball that night. The previous week was a bit exhausting due to a lot of school works, and ending it with a feel-good party would have been a way of detoxifying.

I always find it hard choosing what clothes or dresses to buy; I finished just before Robinsons Ermita closed. It was slightly raining when we went out. It didn’t bother us much since I had an umbrella, and it was practically normal these past few days. I went home safe and sound; freshened up and eventually went to bed while hearing the rain calmly pouring. The slight coldness made me feel relaxed and fell asleep soon; not knowing that this calmness was already a sign of Ondoy’s coming.

When I woke up the following day, September 26, 2009, it was still raining; this time, it was heavier, and the wind blew stronger. I was already contemplating whether to go to school or not. Although we had no OrCom152 class this day, we were required to attend the seminar conducted by the OrCom Juniors. Bringing with me a soon-to-give-up umbrella because my younger brother went to school earlier and took my umbrella, I came to school, nonetheless.

Orcom people stuck in CAS UPM

The seminar was cut so the Orcom people was placed in the dilemma of how to go home, or where to stay before the flooding around CAS-UPM gets worse. It was really a crucial decision because we were in our corporate attires, meaning power dresses and fab shoes; only few was able to bring with them grepa slippers which they can use while walking through the floods.

Orcom people trying to conquer Ondoy flooding

But still, some of us tried to escape from being trapped in CAS-UPM by heading towards Robinsons Ermita. If worse comes to worse, we wouldn’t have to worry about getting hungry or thirsty, at least. However, the Gbox employee said to us that Robinsons will close earlier due to bad weather conditions. I think some of Rob employees were not able to go to work. Some of us were brave enough to take their chances of making their way home. While most of us (like me, who was advised by my dad  to stay where I was for the meantime) were forced to go back to CAS and stay there until it was safe to go home.

Stranded Orcom kids at CAS UPM

Making a video viral isn’t as easy as you think it is. For most viral videos, intention of making it viral wasn’t there in the first place. Viral videos can be as daring as pornography or as simple as a cat riding with a ceiling fan. What we did is we first tried to figure out what actually made these videos viral. We came up with so many assumptions and eventually end up considering the trends or what Filipinos rave about these days. In the end, we thought about the current “Nobody by Wonder Girls” and “Fire by 2ne1″ craze, or the so-called korean fever.

The korean theme was a good idea in ths sense that we already have a target audience which usually search for videos like ours. However, korean theme was also a not-so-good idea because there are thousands more other korean videos in youtube which can be our tough competitors.

Nonetheless, I still find our video cute and watchable. See for yourself.

Here’s our version of a viral video. Enjoy!

Case in Point: Moymoy Palaboy

The boys of Moymoy Palaboy w

Things changed when I transferred to UP Manila.

Since Mass Communication is not offered in UP Manila, I tried to take a similar course. Then I saw Organizational Communication. At first, I didn’t understand what it meant. But since it has communication, then maybe it wouldn’t have much difference–I thought, again.

To make the long story short, I found out and realized big differences between the two courses mentioned.

We already know what Mass communication is all about–broadcasting, journal or editorial writing; more or less, its purpose is to serve the interest of the masses. Organizational Communication, on the other hand, involves meetings or group discussions, presenting on a different level, more on corporate and within organization communication; basically, it caters to the needs of an organization and its key stakeholders.

Organizational Communication (Orcom) is practically no different from other forms of communication; you create a message and you get the message across to your intended receiver. But what makes Orcom unique is that you don’t simply get the message across, rather you make sure the message is appropriate and properly understood, plus you get your receiver’s feedback; it is almost always a two way process of communication. Orcom people does not only know how to speak, but more importantly knows when to listen.

Its slightly formal and very customized way of communicating makes Orcom really challenging and fun at the same time.

No doubt, Orcom practitioners may get really toxic and exhausted with all the reports, papers, marketing plans, and all that. Nonetheless, we manage to keep our lives healthy and balance. We work hard and we party as hard, even harder. Besides these paper works, as Orcom practitioners, we also get to experience handling events much to our liking. Learning while enjoying.

Orcom has taught me a lot not only on the academic level but also on the personal level. The best thing about it is that Orcom teaches you to hold on to your values and the more important things in one’s life.

Well.. Orcom may not be my first choice. But definitely it wouldn’t be the last; perhaps a very good second choice in my case.