During the last quarter of 2012, the Filipino Bloggers in Kuwait (FBK) of which I am the founder went “black” for some time as we joined other netizens in the Philippines and across the globe to protest the implementation of the Republic Act (RA) No. 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act.
My work as an OFW blogger when I was in Kuwait has given me the chance to try Digital Marketing although to a limited scope.
While school has been my foundation during my early years in writing, I could say that as I grew older (and wiser), a couple of people have become my inspiration to pursue further blogging, wherever I may be.
I’ve been an OFW blogger in Kuwait for a number of years and even if I wrote mostly about my experiences as an expat in the host country and Filipino community important events and occasions, I made it a point to always be extra careful.
It was not a split minute decision to become a former OFW. I would like to say that it is with Divine guidance and strength that I decided to stay, temporarily back home here in the Philippines. I have no regrets because I have a lot of inspiring memories from Kuwait.
Ms. Ma. Clarice Lao shares with us what her present diary is all about. She has insights as well about her future diary – what she hopes to see in it.
Hello dear readers! Today’s feature is about the second entry to My Diary Contest 2016 and her name is Ms. Rizza Garingo. Let’s follow what she has to say 🙂
It has been a few months passed since My Diary Contest 2016 Making Things Possible was announced here on Diary ni Gracia. I would like to extend my thankfulness to everyone who participated and submitted their entries via email.
It is a given fact that we all have something we are passionate about, something that is far different from our daytime job. We want to feed that passion and share it with many.
Women in the Corporate World: Beyond the Glass Ceiling. This was the life changing seminar held at Jumeirah Messilah Beach not so long ago, of which I definitely took the initiative to attend.