Project 365 - Part 11

Here's Part 11 of my Project 365...

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Day 101 April 12

We have our unique ways to make our life in the office fun... here's an example... a picture taken during lunch break...
















Day 102 April 13

Our boss is here... Mr. Jeffry Wenckus - OPC Planning Manager.

Day 103 April 14

It's my ex-boyfriend's birthday!!! Happy birthday b! Love you so much!















Day 104 April 15

Thank God it's Friday! Lunch at Brother's Burger!


Day 105 April 16

Saturday rest day... Chef Gerard made Pesto Pasta with Chicken...














Day 106 April 17


Our new comforter

Sunday is family day which also means mall day... Gerard and I saw this lovely comforter and it is on sale! We got this for only 1000 pesos... we also bought white sheets which I think has 200 or 300 thread count for half the price! Yahoo! :)













Day 107 April 18

Fruit day Monday! Thanks to Ma'am Norma and Cille for being generous and have brought free fruits fresh from the farm!















Day 108 April 19

Summer won't be complete without mangga and bagoong! Y-u-m-m-y! :) Thanks Imee!















Day 109 April 20

It's the last working day for the week... so we went out for lunch... thanks also to Cille for the ice cream treat!


 Day 110 April 21

It's Maundy Thursday... Gerard was chosen to be one of the apostles... here's a picture of Gerard during the washing of the feet...

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