The mostly unremarkable journey of two remote software engineers.
So I decided to be creative and drew a couple of characters that we would use for a message card that we would send to the frontliners risking their lives everyday out there. EDIT: When I got this greeting/message card done, and sent it for a worthy cause, my
Due to the corona virus pandemic, co-working in public spaces isn't a good idea, in fact, it is not possible to co-work right now as there's an Enhanced Community Quarantine thing going on. We recently (in recently, I mean a couple of months ago) moved to our new house that
But, she said no :( I guess I'll have to stick to drawing in envelopes of the bills we're getting since this whole Corona Virus lockdown thing makes it harder to buy non-essential goods. Oh, and here's a comparison of my drawing and the original photo: I know I know, that's
The people I admired, that I wished I had some sort of communication with, felt further from my reach than ever before. This happened when high-school was nearing its end. My brother was a student of Mapua, and I wanted to go to that same school as him, as a
I started working as an intern more than a decade ago, at December of 2009. Looking back at my journey makes me smile, as although it was hard at times, it has certainly been fulfilling. I could still remember my days at high school, how I simply wasted my time
