Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts

....but of course, construction workers deserved to be acknowledged  and compliment on their good job!!!









Show your appreciation.
  1. Compliment workers on their good work.
  2. Thank them for their extra effort.  
  3. Reward them for their loyalty and hard work. 
  4. Letting your workers know how much you value them is more than just polite. It also goes a long way toward building their confidence, lifting their spirits, making them feel appreciated and motivating them to keep up the good work.  (Grabbed from PartnerUP Commmunity)



CONGRATULATIONS to
Chari @
 for winning the bracelets and phone charm

and thanks so much to those who join the giveaway

Happy Friday 

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Sharing photos of one my favorite makeovers... I hope you'll find it inspiring!


 



Accent Wall and Floor Finish: Serpegiante Marble from China
Wall and Ceiling: Off White paint in matte finish
Wood: Philippine Magkuno (Ironwood) stained in natural oil finish
Lighting Fixture: Deltalight- Minigrid in Limit ZB
Bench - Accent Piece:  Solid Philippine Magkuno (Ironwood) stained in natural oil finish



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Metamorphosis Monday
with Susan @ Between Naps on the Porch


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Repost... Interior Architecture project.
Of which I am going to use as my reference for a new project... well, just some of the details... wish me luck!


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Since I haven't been able to install the Maya program in my desktop (unfortunately my copy was not so straight forward to install =( ).
I edited and modified these two interior perspectives in Photoshop (frames edited in AutoCad). Not quite refine yet, but I would still think this maybe really great in Maya and can be render-pass in Photoshop too. I know there are numerous programs there to use for 3D rendering as well but I really like Maya... look how it works!
Copied 3d's from flicker (someone else's work) but I hope he wouldn't mind... very inspiring, I really love it!

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I'm officially working now as a part time online designer/administrator. Sounds good to me of course, and I'm now taking some longer time for research and development which is actually the job. Well, It's totally different from architecture I know but, what can I do... It's more fun eh!
The team is currently working with the website and I just made a PDF format trifold brochure for the company that can be downloaded.
Here's the sample:
front page
back page
and more from here.
Its not final yet... a different approach maybe?
Oh yes, architecture! still my first love!!! =)

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The weather was gloomy when we went on a site visit yesterday. well actually the weather's like that for about a week now and yesterday was quite different because I felt like somehow motivated... yeah! strange because I am more likely to feel less motivated and feeling sick due to bad weather conditions especially on a summer!?! getting particularly gloomy for days?!?...strange!!!
But for some important reasons, we have to venture outside into a rainy weather...
me giving instructions
... and finding things to lighten our mood with this hot and yummy Bulalo (Beef Bone Marrow).

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Mine has only a size of 20" widescreen... ...so far so perfect that I could've only dreamed about two years ago. Hahaahh!
I just picked a simple and relaxing screen saver:
Well, most of all... it allows greater flexibility when I'm working with many applications at the same time and also enables me to enjoy the benefits of multimedia and of course perfect for website designing. (easier for the technical side of things!)
oh, I could also make some variety of new options like two word documents for example in a letter size can be opened and worked at the same time! Not to mention the most exiting internet page and word document, that you can have a chock-full display of both function equally side by side.
It's great and easier to work when collecting information too.
No wonder graphic experts and photographers who work with pictures in a wide format have skipped to this kind of fever long time now! c",)
...and my Pop says:
the more if you discover that you can add one more LCD wide screen with your HP Pavilion Desktop, actually it can have multiple screens as many as you can afford, well maybe later huh!

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I need to work on my new online job a bit harder and probably spend just as much as I would on a new PC... my new desktop HP Pavilion A6640D, bought it yesterday with Pao. Though I need a powerful graphic card and memory to work on my newest task -web page layout but I'm gonna try this out now, I can upgrade it later.
Okay I'm just overwhelmed, I've got a lot of work to do and this is a good start!
...many thanks to Papa Bear!

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So happy! I was able to cook for my Lola's 90th birthday yesterday and I'm done with my initial online work too (will send it tru email later for approval).
Thank God all my positive thoughts definitely helped out!
My next stuff: Dreamweaver CS3

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Soon I'll be a part of a Multimedia Company as a Studio Online Assistant - Graphic Designer for Webpage & Multimedia Projects Conceptualization & Execution.
Wow! I'm very much excited about this.
T. G.

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Now I want to share this to everyone who is having some difficulty accepting the possibility of having what they want in life... just like a basic feeling of insecurity, which I took on earlier because of having trouble dealing with the management I am currently working with. As if I have a strangle-hold on to the situation... trying desperately not to lose my job in the first place, but chocking off the best opportunities on the other side.
By tossing and turning, I found this!

The Nature of life is constant change, constant flux. When we understand this, we tune into it's rhythm and we never really lose anything, but constantly gain.

When, through insecurity (fear) and a feeling that there "isn't enough," we try to cling to what we have, we begin to cut off this wonderful flow of energy. In hanging onto what we have, we fail to keep the energy moving and we don't make space for new energy to come to us.

As we outflow our energy, we make room for more to flow into us. We soon discover that this process feels so good in itself we just want to do it more and more. And the more you share of yourself from this space, the more you seem to get from the world, because of the outflow-inflow principle. (Nature abhors a vacuum, so as you outflow you create space into which something must inflow.)

Now I need to be really creative and think of other ways to outflow the good things for myself and for the others as well. Here comes a point where I have to put my foot down and think carefully about my decision of quitting my job and let someone else take the place. Wish me luck!

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I am trying to modify this photo in Adobe Photoshop. The primary purpose at this point is to help the client visualize the area. Whether the client's going to be happy with my presentation or not, It is always possible to go back and change it.
Photoshop is a very helpful program for me in making adjustments in the design. Using a special kind of tool and technique goes a long way.

before

I picked up the silvery and blue tones for the wall
... nearly finished.
I am sure that this photo version will give the client some idea of what we can achieved.
Any suggestions?

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