Kaye's Notes

I used to be boyish (given probably that my playmates were boys). Yet, wearing killer heels isn't new to me since I learned (and loved it and still do!) wearing tower heels at 8. I love the feeling of empowerment and challenge to balance high-heeled shoes. So imagine my surprise and excitement when my cousin, Hazel was chosen to represent her class for a pageant . Hazel is my no non-sense boyish cousin . So when she asked me to help out on how she'd successfully walk in a body hugging dress and heels, I was more than happy to step in. So proud of her! Here are photos of Hazel and her classmate Butch (please forgive the quality coz I only used standard lens and there was little light) on their event :) Butch, Hazel and Tita Lotis Paparazzi Joy, Hazel's sister Queen of Paparazzi Tita Lot

As with most people, we have everyday troubles and so do I.  Having been exposed to the corporate world when I entered college, I know that even the big bosses who don’t carry cash much (as they live thru manager’s check, credit/debit cards) also have everyday troubles.  I must admit, there were times I was part of the trouble ;).  Kidding aside, I learned a lot from my bosses that stress is pretty much part of our lives.  It just is a matter of how you deal with it.  You just can’t let it get into you.  Otherwise, it will get to the best of you. There are people who have the means to pay other people to take care of their troubles. But since I’m one of the many who have to deal the stress head-on, I need a break! I am not about to reveal to you the cause of my stress.  After all, I didn’t create this blog for people to read through me.  I just wanted to share what my thoughts are and I make sure that I don’t divulge too much information.  The beauty of keeping a journal onli

This is not a tutorial on how to cheat.  I just wanted your attention.  Worked, right? :p This entry is merely trying to let-out a feeling of disgust.  As someone who writes as an expression of art (and does it for a living too), I really abhor people who "copy and paste" other people's work.  It's sad and despicable to acknowledge that some people just take pride on stealing other people's intellectual property/ies and plagiarize.  It's one thing to be a ghost-writer and another to be completely discredited over a work that you toil all day, if not, all night long. Take for example my attitude for Math.  I was and still am bad at Math but I'm proud to say that I never cheated my way out of it.  My classmates can attest that I hate cheating.  I wouldn't want to find myself trying to explain to the teacher how I solved the problem.  To cheat and gain good impression from your friends and the public, only strengthens and affirms a cheater's inse