Make sure he/she is not a sitting duck

So we are now in the last leg of the Vote Wais-ly 2010 Philippine Elections campaign, I implore you to vote for candidates who are marunong and madiskarte. And on top of that, you may want to consider candidates who are maabilidad, hindi tamad.

But, again, what is the definition of maabilidad:

It is being able to maximize the existing resources, being creative and resourceful with what you have. More importantly, it is being content with the present at the same time diligently working towards a particular goal/purpose.

So how do you know the candidate is maabilidad? You may want to ask yourself the following questions…

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Alin alin alin ang naiba? Isipin kung alin ang naiba!

I already shared my thoughts on why your candidates must be marunong (at hindi nagmamarunong!). And before I lose my momentum about this election fever, here is my 2nd piece on the criteria for choosing your candidates.

This I believe is another crucial qualification. Dahil ang uupo sa gobyerno ay kailangan WAIS: marunong – check! So what’s next? MADISKARTE! Na hindi MAARTE!

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Hindi lang ang tatakbo ang kelangan maghanda, pati ang mga boboto

The election fever is picking up and I am definitely am getting into the election groove already. Because yesterday, I  started listening to the podcasts of the forums with the presidential and vice presidential candidates at Blog Watch plus I catched the Harapan Election Debates on YouTube. Okay, I obviously don’t watch TV. Buti na lang merong YouTube.

So I am starting my own little personal research on the election candidates plus I’ve given my criteria some thought. And really the mantra is to: VOTE WAIS-LY!

The criteria is not only applicable to just the national electoral candidates like the president, vice president, senators but also to the local candidates like the congressmen, governors, mayors, councillors and more. Oh yeah, and the slightly pampagulong party list. Hehehe.

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Last week I was meeting up with someone in Power Plant Rockwell Mall. And again because I am Ms. I Commute, I did commute.

I actually already have an established route from home to Rockwell which I discovered recently and I am sharing this with you. This route jumps off from the Ortigas Center so follow these easy steps to get to Rockwell Mall in Makati…

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How to get here from Ayala?

Since I already shared how to get to Ayala from the Fort, I am also sharing an alternative to get to The Fort from Ayala. I also used to take the taxi from Ayala but, again, I needed to slash my expenses and get there at half the price or more.

So after much searching, I finally found the new way to get to The Fort for Php 30, which is a tad bit more expensive compared to the Ayala-The Fort ride. Anyhoo, here is how you get to The Fort for Php 30…

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