Diana the Mama

Way back in college, Psychology was not my first choice of course. I had always been telling this in numerous job interviews that I've been into. Nonetheless, to cut the long story short, by God's grace and provision, I did finish the course without  having a clear and concrete aspiration of what I could possible become or at least which job I would land after graduation. If given the chance, I would have wanted to pursue my studies in the clinical setting. But due to some financial difficulties, I opted to try out applying for a Human-Resources-related job instead. I bet you would not want to hear it when I start telling you the employers and companies I've been a part of for the past 5 years. You may think I wouldn't pass when it comes to loyalty but I couldn't blame you for that. Had there been a time when I did not pass in a job that I've applied for, yes, there were a few. But God didn't let me down. He continuously bestowed His provision upon...

Hello, friends! For those who have been wondering how my boyfriend and I got a multiple entry visa to Japan, here are the steps for the application for tourists. We got our promo roundtrip airfare via Cebu Pacific last November 2013 (Travel Date is in October 2014) and got it for only almost Php7,000.00 per person, so we grabbed it right away. Nonetheless, airfare tickets are NOT a requirement of the Japan Embassy BUT it would help you have a bigger chance (we think) to be granted a visa if they will know the details of your point of entry and departure to and from Japan. Prepare your BIR 2316 or the Income Tax Return (ITR). If employed, request for your Certificate of Employment (COE) from your company. Request for a Bank Certificate from your bank. This is also known as your "show money". There is NO specific amount that you need to declare as your savings. But make sure that the amount should be reasonable and realistic when compared to your income and to the iti...