Project 365 - Part 30

Here's Part 30 of my Project 365...

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Day 291 – October 19, 2011

My officemate Nancy just came from Zamboanga and I am so happy because she gave us some yummy treats! She gave us “special cassava crunch”. It was truly y-u-m-m-y! J
















Day 292 – October 20, 2011

October is said to be Quality Month so for the whole month of October, there are small posters with sayings about Quality posted in cubicles. We also had the celebration for Quality Month today. We had the slogan contest, presentation of Quality Milestones, Poka-Yoke Projects and Quiz Bee. I was actually chosen as the Quiz Master.








Day 293 – October 21, 2011


Today is Ma’am Baby’s last day in the Philippines and she treated us for free lunch… it is definitely not a goodbye since she will only be relocated to Singapore… so goodluck and see you soon Ma’am Baby… J

Day 294 – October 22, 2011

Today is my dad’s first death anniversary and as they say, it is my Dad’s first birthday in Heaven. We miss him so much but we are happy to know that we have an angel in heaven guiding and watching over us.












Day 295 – October 23, 2011

It’s lazy Sunday today and I am so thankful to have a loving husband. He made grilled hickory pepper steak for dinner. The steak was full of flavors and spices! J















Day 296 – October 24, 2011


It’s Nancy’s birthday yesterday and as a tradition, she treated us for lunch… Thanks also to her husband who prepared our delectable lunch! J

Day 297 – October 25, 2011

It has been a long time since I have talked with Mike… he is the Director Product Engineering & Customer Quality of our company… He is a very busy man and I am so honored to know that he visits my blog once in awhile… Thank you so much Mike! You really made my day today! J

Day 298 – October 26, 2011

I am so happy because the cargo from  Singapore already arrived and this means we finally got the AVENT baby things! Yahoo! Thanks also to Ate Beanne and Kuya Jon-jon for the early gifts! J











Day 299 – October 27, 2011


Thanks to Luisa and Reimon for spearheading the Effective Presentation Skills Training. We also celebrated the 2nd year anniversary of TriQuint Toastmasters so we had snacks and cake. J

Day 300 – October 28, 2011

Today is our fruit day, sponsored by the Wellness Committee. Thank you for the free dalandan!

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