Noelle’s projects
I made the semifinal round at Century Tuna Superbods 2009. Check out my video on why I should be the next Century Tuna Superbod. They just put the wrong age in my info on the site… I am a long way from being 38 years old! (It’s been corrected now.) Ü Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the final go-see on April 4 at The Manor in Eastwood City and forfeited my place.
My second review on Nike apparel was posted on Kikay Exchange. Check out Bragging about Bra Tops:
Enter the Bra Top. Aside from supporting “the girls” and eliminating unwanted bounce, bra tops are colorful and stylish. When it gets too hot under the collar, you can always slip out of your overshirt and continue your workout. Just don’t mind the stares and the occasional cat calls if you do so.
I was tapped as a reviewer for Kikay Exchange, and my first post was These Clothes Are Made For Sweating. Check it out!
…I like to give my students the feeling they’ve walked into a dance movie, like Step Up, every time they come to class…
“Demon Cellphone Number”
Writer: Joaqui Tupas
Synopsis:
Four friends try out an urban legend that requires you to call a special cellphone number – the devil’s number. As one of them dies, they realize the truth and seriousness of this legend and Denise, the victim’s girlfriend, seeks the help of the Midnight DJ team. The team led by Samboy agrees to help them but are met by obstacles and seemingly dead-end solutions.
One by one the three remaining friends die off. Time is running out. Will the Midnight DJ team come any closer to discovering the answer to free them from the curse?
Guests:
Watch the full episode on Pinoy Channel TV.
Curious about what exactly went down during my trip to Laoag back in February?
Noelle, the writer, and Miche, the host
To find out, catch my latest Living Asia Channel project, Gone for the Weekend: Laoag.
Living Asia Channel is available on SkyCable and Home Cable (channel 99) and Global Destiny.
My special on Living Asia Channel (99 on SkyCable) is called Gone for the Weekend: Bataan. The show’s synopsis:
“Two sisters escape city life by heading to Zambales and Bataan for the weekend. On this trip they rediscover a sense of community as they experience the locals’ shared respect for history and environment.”
We shot this in June. I hope you enjoy the fruit of my labor — and tell your friends! Ü
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