Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Are You Yellow?





Corazon C. Aquino as an Inspiration
HER BRIEF HISTORY:
·         Born as Maria Corazon Sumulong Cojuangco-Aquino, on January 25, 1933. The sixth of eight children to Jose Cojuangco of Tarlac, one of the prosperous  provinces in the Philippines. Her family is also well-known for politics.
·         Attended an exclusive catholic school for girls in Manila.
·         Travelled to America to study in Philadelphia’s Raven Hill Academy.
·         She earned a degree in French and Mathematics from New York Mount Saint Vincent College in 1953.
·         Went Back to Manila in 1954 and enrolled in Manila law school there she met her future husband Benigno Aquino Sr. , it was the merged of two prominent families in the country.
·         She was the 11th first woman president of the Philippines.
·         A Nobel Peace Prize nominee.
·         He led the “People Power Revolution”  and is the icon of democracy
·         Titled by the TIME Magazine as the “Woman of The Year.
·         Passed away  in August 1, 2009
Quotations from the former Philippine president:
-“I would rather die a meaningful death than to live a meaningless life.”

As I came to power peacefully, so shall I keep it.”

It is true you cannot eat freedom and you cannot power machinery with democracy. But then neither can political prisoners turn on the light in the cells of a dictatorship.”

Source: http://www.squidoo.com/corazonaquino



Whenever I read articles about women that made a mark in our history,  it always brings joy to my heart. They always served as an inspiration to every woman out there and that these people should be looked up to. These women leave a message that a woman we can do something to change our society in every way. We are God given gifts to everyone that we have to impart those blessings that we receive from HIM. These women in the history are our mirror; from every battle they fought we should also follow their steps and be brave enough to face our own struggles in life just like Corazon Aquino. From her simple life as a housewife she faced the challenge of the Filipino people for her to lead the nation and regain our democracy. She is indeed an iconic woman of history.

HER FASHION STYLE:
Corazon Aquino left a trademark in fashion. She is well known for wearing yellow dresses and  yellow accents. Every time we hear her name we can picture her wearing something yellow, isn’t it? Yellow symbolizes optimism, enlightenment, and happiness. Yellow color is accompanied for carrying the promise of a positive future, energy and creative thoughts. Maybe these are the things that Mrs. Aquino wants to impart to us – to have a positive outlook in life.

 





Monday, June 20, 2011

MICHELLE OBAMA: On the Deeper Side

Michelle ObamaMichelle Obama or also known in The United States as "Mrs. O". She is born as Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama on january 17, 1964. She is the first African-American Lady of the United States. Michelle Obama become the fashion icon and a role model for women and an advocate for poverty awareness and healthy eating.

ABOUT HER:

Top 5 Amazing Facts About Michelle Obama:


1. Her family name her as "Mich" (pronounced as "Meesh").
2. "My Rock", as her husband usually call her.
3. She was not that much impress of Baracks. She thought he had a big nose.
4. According to her friends she works out "like a gladiator".
5. Michelle and Barack danced at their wedding to the tune of "Unforgettable".


HER FASHION:


Michelle Obama is said to be a different kind of a first lady. Her fashion trendsetting is professional. She is into further expanding her commitment to students and young leaders, education and wellness. She wears  super sophisticated gowns with striking colors that could obviously be recognized once she stepped in. She always looks gorgeous that is why she is truly the First lady of Fashion. Mrs. Obama is well known to for leaving a stylish legacy.

 

the first lady




 September 2010---Mrs. Obama arrived at the annual Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Phoenix Awards dinner in Washington, in a bold red Michael Kors halter gown and chandelier earrings







April 2009 - Michelle wears a belted Sophie Theallet frock to the unveiling of a bust of Sojourner Truth.


michelle obama

January 2009---Mrs. Obama looked breathtaking at the Inaugural Ball in a white, one-shoulder gown by Jason Wu, who added chiffon florets and crystal embellishments specially for the First Lady.








HER CAMPAIGN:

"The White House Kitchen Garden is frozen under, but, this Black History Month, first lady Michelle Obama is once more using food to address the epidemic of childhood obesity that has gripped the country and, she said in a recent speech to the United States’ Conference on Mayors, “never fails to take my breath away.”"
http://www.theroot.com
Michelle Obama is really firm on standing for her campaign.One third of young people in the United States are overweight and obese that could lead them to diabetes and at some point in their lives. Her campaign is to make these young people practice a healthy lifestyle.She named her campaign as "Let's move: Michelle Obama's Awareness Campaign". The first lady once announced on march 2010, "This isn't just a policy issue for me. This is a passion. This is my mission. I am determined to work with folks across this country to change the way a generation of kids thinks about food and nutrition." http://familyfitness.about.com 














 

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Fashion for Career Women



Career women can be defined as working women. These are women who work to earn a living, to provide for their families necessities and save money for their future use. Nowadays women don’t just stay in their homes and do household chores, wait for their husbands and kids to arrive and cook dinner for them. Instead of doing that they look for jobs and works probably in office and other  establishments they make use of their talents and skills in order for these women to fit for the job.
My blog now is all about how career women dress up for work and how they make themselves fashionable and stylistic. Career women should appropriately dress up according to the nature of their jobs. We, women must be aware of the latest fashion trends appropriate for your work environment. Dress smart to be competitive. Remember that before stepping out of your room be always prepared to look your best for work. Style your best whether you are an executive, assistant or on the sales. Position does not matter a career women must look at her best. We can mix and match with the other wardrobe we have. Career women must be flexible in every way. Versatility is important to be good in business presentation.
fashion for women
           Career is an important thing to consider in women lives. Once a woman established their career  they should make the most out of it. They can gain more confidence when they are fashionably dress up for work.

         Our profession lies on how we look. It is the thing that brought us to higher level or another step of  our career.
         Women must be idealistic when it comes to their fashion taste. They must look smart yet confident enough to bring up themselves. Fashion for women does not only mean “the wardrobe” or anything that you put on. Fashion also includes your hairstyle, make up, stilettos, bags to put on and other stuffs that is match up your office outfit.  Hence if you would be able to put this together, a woman can come up as a professional yet fashionable career woman.         
             
              

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Why I Chose to Pursue A Career in Education?




Que Sera Sera
  by: Doris Day
                                                               
"When I was just a little girl                            
I asked my mother, what will I be
Will I be pretty, will I be rich
Here's what she said to me."


Ever since childhood days I was always wondering on what course i would take in college. The first thing that comes into my mind is to become a teacher.Sometimes my mother would ask me question like "What would you like to become?" and i would answer "I would like to be an English teacher someday".

Que Sera, Sera,
Whatever will be, will be
The future's not ours, to see
Que Sera, Sera
What will be, will be.


Teaching is really my passion. For me it is a career that has no limit, it's a never ending profession that even if your in your sixty's still you can teach as long as you could. I like the feeling that you can impart or share knowledge to your students. You're like a parent teaching your child his first ABC.

"When I was young, I fell in love
I asked my sweetheart what lies ahead
Will we have rainbows, day after day
Here's what my sweetheart said."


The main reason why chose to pursue in this career is that I have the heart for it. It is really an important thing that you have to put your heart and mind in a certain career  because all would be just easy for you. And if you have done your best you will excel and everything good will follow.
teacher as a profession 
 Que Sera, Sera,
Whatever will be, will be
The future's not ours, to see
Que Sera, Sera
What will be, will be.


Being a teacher, an educator or a mentor could be the fulfillment of my dreams just like a single piece of a puzzle that could complete my life. It is a noble profession I want to attain in life. Teachers role are unique in every way. They provide education to everyone and that is what I want in life to impart something that is worthy of.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

on high heels!

   I am really interested on how women established their career. I like women struggling with their everyday busy schedules. How they cope up with the job given to them. Women with strong personalities, inspiring everyone around them, and behind this women are amazing stories about their relationships.

  I am a person who looks up to successful women who always think ahead, optimistic and idealistic.