ABOUT ALL I CAN HANDLE
About Me
My name is Jerome Herrera and I am passionate about a lot of things like personal finance, history, languages, and food. Writing is a therapy for me and I am currently in the process of discovering myself through this blog.
The Blog
I initially started this blog in 2005 when I was still in school to become my personal online journal. It was all supposed to be pointless ramblings however, a few months after writing my initial entry, I started to write about my views on certain current events. I then branched out to writing how to-articles, reviews, and commentaries, so if you would read this blog from start to end, you would see a mix of topics ranging from serious to light and thus its title.
I wrote a lot of articles about job hunting tips specifically for aspiring call center agents when I used to work in this industry from 2007 to 2017.
I also wrote extensively about my struggles in nursing school, travel experiences, tips on moving to Metro Manila from the province, and more.
Other Blogs and Works
Recognitions
Advocacies
Aside from personal finance and the Chavacano language, I am also an advocate of donating blood regularly. Last August 2018, I received the blood galloner award from Red Cross.
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Other Blogs and Works
- Zamboanga City Travel Guide
- Pagadian Travel Guide
- Dapitan Travel Guide
- 13 Tips on How to Save Money
- Guest posted at Two Monkeys Travel Website and Facebook Page
Recognitions
Advocacies
Aside from personal finance and the Chavacano language, I am also an advocate of donating blood regularly. Last August 2018, I received the blood galloner award from Red Cross.
Learn More
To learn more about me, please Follow Me on Facebook. 😉
Contact Me
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Toodles!
Toodles!
P.S.
If you're looking for an article about the Chavacano de Zamboanga, I probably have moved it to my new dedicated blog, Bien Chabacano. You can access my new blog, which is all about the Chavacano de Zamboanga at https://bienchabacano.blogspot.com. I hope to see you there.
Here are some articles that you might have been looking for:
The Curious Case of Cosa
Chabacano Food and Kitchen Vocabulary
The Chabacano Queda
The F word in Chabacano
Tagalizing Chabacano
Chabacano Grammar Rules: Tiene and No Hay
Greeting in Chabacano
The Ilonggo (Hiligaynon) in Chabacano
Origins of the Chabacano Priñada and Pellejo
Origins of the Chabacano Onde
Here are some articles that you might have been looking for:
The Curious Case of Cosa
Chabacano Food and Kitchen Vocabulary
The Chabacano Queda
The F word in Chabacano
Tagalizing Chabacano
Chabacano Grammar Rules: Tiene and No Hay
Greeting in Chabacano
The Ilonggo (Hiligaynon) in Chabacano
Origins of the Chabacano Priñada and Pellejo
Origins of the Chabacano Onde