First Day High

OK, technically it’s not my first day today. That was yesterday, and I was in a funk because I was totally lost — I didn’t know my duties and had only just found out how heavy the work hours are (I have to work full days on Saturdays for six months).

Today was the first day of the rest of my time at this job, though. (Yeah, I’m just looking for an excuse to use the title.) Also, today was the first time I punched in using my time card. And today was much better for me because I discovered some of the perks of working at this job.

Basically most people (including me) just can’t help being a little starstruck when coming into the orbit of celebrities. There’s a reason they became celebrities in the first place: they have a certain gravitational pull, an X-factor, a je ne sais quoi. Yesterday I was dressed down, as fitting the attire of most of the people I saw on my interview day last Wednesday. And then I was introduced to one of the major young stars these days. Let me just tell you, I felt like I looked like a Russ Troll standing in front of her. I mean, she’s pretty enough in her billboards along EDSA, or on TV on her recently concluded teleserye, but she’s a china doll in person: perfect, fragile, and — yeah I still can’t get over feeling like a troll. Ü

So anyway, shortly before I was supposed to get off work yesterday I was tasked to get a short quote from some of our artists. Today I went to see one of them before she taped a religious program at the Music Museum. Again I was bowled over by her beauty; at least this time around, I was better dressed. When I got back to the office I got a statement from one of my favorite comediennes, and she just has this winsome personality which I think is why she’s effective at making audiences laugh and sympathize with her.

I have about an hour and thirty minutes before I get off from work; the day seems to have gone by so quickly. I’m actually looking forward to tomorrow.

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  • September 19, 2006 at 10:36 pm
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    That sounds awesome. Sounds like this is a job you will really enjoy.Pixiemom

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  • September 20, 2006 at 2:05 am
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    hey. if you ever meet anne curtis, tell her i’m writing a screenplay for her. she’s gonna be a vampire. πŸ™‚ no. really. i am.

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  • September 20, 2006 at 6:05 am
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    Wowowowooooowww!!!! Can you snatch me a photo of Sam milbbeeeyyy puh-leeeaaassseeee??!?!!! *wink wink nudge nudge*

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  • September 20, 2006 at 9:39 am
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    Macy: πŸ˜‰Kneeko and Alessandra: Thank you! I’d better start earning my keep though. πŸ˜€Pixiemom: Now that I’m settled in I think I will enjoy it. πŸ™‚Worldwithoutend: That’s an interesting concept. She certainly has the canine teeth for the role. >:)Steel: OMGGGG HOTDOG LOL

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  • September 20, 2006 at 7:12 pm
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    ganda ng title mo ah. may “executive.” hehehe πŸ˜‰

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  • September 21, 2006 at 2:28 pm
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    Charles: Who knows, we might be working together on a future project… :pKid: executive alipin–I mean, alalay. Hahaha.Ade: Can you sing and dance? LOL

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  • September 26, 2006 at 11:38 am
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    Hi Noelle, I’m Ely. I’m working for a webservices company and found some of your sites thru philweavers. My personal blog is jozzua.com. We are looking for a web designer and found some of your website work. We really liked your web design style. I just read though, that you already have work. Bummer. Sayang.Anyway, in case you can recommend someone (a web designer) who needs work. We are interested in one. The company is Amphiltech (Amphiltech.com). Email me at jozzua@gmail.com in case you know of anyone. I can send you the full job description. Just email me.

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  • October 1, 2006 at 4:52 am
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    woot haha nakakahiya tagal kong hindi nakadalaw dito ah.. hehe congratz narin! hehe

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