PERSONAL NARRATIVES, MOMMY TIPS, AND THRILLING DISCOVERIES TO MAKE DAILY LIFE THE HAPPIEST
Three of my blogging best buddies have children with autism. Their kids, though, aren’t born with any physical or mental defect. The autism signs just showed up when the toddlers turned around two years old.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) covers a broad range of symptoms. The cases, however, don’t always look the same. Many patients are challenged, to varying degrees, with social skills, speech, and nonverbal communication.
About three weeks ago, a friend forwarded a free Jollibee meal message. All we have to do is answer a few questions and then forward the same message to friends. I answered the short survey and forwarded the message to friends. I stopped when I felt there was something wrong.
One of my friends to whom I forwarded the message to completed the task. After a few minutes, she got a notification that someone attempted to open her GCash. Another friend had a similar experience. We then concluded that the Jollibee message aims not to give a free meal but to get access to our GCash.
Such fraud act is called phishing.
Many of us imagine that every day will be filled with joy once we find our lifetime partners. We picture the thrill of sharing a family with that special one, and the sheer unending pleasure of a partner who is so very in tune with us.
Sometimes, though, we won’t see our partners eye-to-eye the way we might like. Our lifestyle might differ, too, or we may bicker about things we would have once agreed on.
Lessons from Aesop’s Fable The Man and the Wood
Lessons from Aesop’s Fable The Man and the Wood
In our household, we often bake, roast, and steam meat. We believe that fried food is high in fat which may be bad to our health, thus as much as possible, we refrain from frying meat. Fried chicken, pork belly, and tofu are an exemption, though. That crunch as your jaws clamp down on a juicy bite of fried chicken is such a pleasure to behold as my boys enjoy our lunch or dinner. So if we fry meat, we only use palm oil.
Why We Trust Jolly Claro Palm Oil
Lessons from Aesop’s Fable The Trumpeter Took Prisoner
The trumpeter in the story may be considered innocent. After all, he hasn’t killed anyone. His responsibility is to only blow his horn during the presence of enemies. However, his post is very crucial to the success of his team.
The other group was right. By sounding out the orders, the trumpeter guide and encourage his soldiers in battle. That being the case, he was instrumental to the death of hundreds of soldiers of the other camp.
This is what the three videos of BDO Unibank, Inc. would want to portray. The videos are part of BDO remittance service brand BDO Remit‘s campaign featuring real stories of Filipinos abroad engaged in some of the most uncommon jobs. The first one is about a father working in Europe as a celebrated drag performer (titled “Europe“). The second one features a young woman working in Japan as a lonely death cleaner or Tokushu Seiso (“Japan“). The last one is about a father working as a cross-border driver in the Middle East (“Middle East“).
The other day, we read Aesop’s Fable The Nurse and the Wolf. I instantly recognized the similarity of how a typical adult and the nurse in the story would hope to instill fear in a child.
