Much is to be included in our company Christmas greeting, but eager as I was to include tiny tidbits of what really goes on inside our office (I mean the bloopers of course), the shorter more hastened version of the message had been passed on to the higher echelons of Robinsons Land.
So I dedicate this longer and more personal tribute to the company that has oh-so-miraculously hired me, hoping that even in this silent corner in cyberspace the moment of thanksgiving is spread.
The season of gifts and cheers has finally arrived and as the world makes way for this joyous occasion, the upbeat combination of HLDD and RBD Cebu is already one step ahead in the festivities. We bring good tidings to our colleagues from the equally proactive divisions of RLC and to our affiliates who have supported us all the way. With many thanks we offer nothing but praises for a year’s worth of exceeding expectations and surpassing the standards.
Team
We’ve come and seen and conquered surprising tasks and spur-of-the-moment dilemmas with unfailing initiative and serious multitasking (with a little belly dancing on the job). Whether grinning or gritting and smiling or sulking, at the end of each work day we know we are celebrating life by what our projects stand for:
“Every day is a holiday (AmiSa) in marketing a nature-endowed residential resort community (Blue Coast Residences) and living where the best of both worlds meet (
To our fellow RLCians, we wish you a memorable Christmas and a blessed New Year! And as we toast to the memories of old, we look forward to another round of exciting challenges in the Queen City
Musings from the Decrepit Balcony
I've learned what it's like to live in the big city and experienced playing tag with a too overwhelming confection of stress and excitement. I have come to understand that all good things, while they've made me happy once, are simply and effortlessly forgotten in time for another bout with misery. I've witnessed a fair amount of life stories - of overjoyed young people and their suffering folks back home. I couldn't help wonder why for someone supposedly young and bubbly, I choose to remain dreaming, hoping one too many times for a life far away from where I am and will be for the next few years.
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