People w/ golden hearts follow the golden rule.

There are still few people in this world with golden hearts.

On the day of my birthday, August 2, my friends and I had lunch at McDonald's. Afterwards, we went back to school. The whole day I was calm knowing that everything's in place. Before the clock struck 3, we were asked to take a photocopy of our worksheet. That was the time I learned that my wallet was gone.

I was struck with dismay. I looked for it. I searched my bag and checked on my wallet inside my car. I couldn't see it. Luckily, a tourism classmate lent me 20 pesos so I could have my own copy.

I wasn't that worried. Really... The reason was, last night I opted to use my brown wallet to match my brown bag. =D No ID's! No ATM cards! So if ever I wouldn't be able to find it, I would lost P 120.00 only. It wasn't a big deal, honestly. But of course, it would be much better if I would have it back.

I rushed myself to McDonald's after class and asked a crew immediately. I wasn't expecting my wallet was with them, only hoping. I gave a bit of detail about what happened and a description of my wallet. I waited for a few minutes. And... HURRAH!!! =) I saw the crew carrying my brown wallet. Yay! They kept it. No one stole it! A big smile was seen on my face. I wanted to jump and shout. Lolz! =))

My lost and found wallet! :P

It was unbelievably staggering! I know that P 120.00 ain't big. But who would think that poverty and temptation in today's world, there are still people who have golden hearts. Like they never thought this way "Let's pinch it. It's only P 120.00 after all. Not a big amount!". I was truly amazed! I hope everyone is like them. They do follow and respect the golden rule, "Do not do unto others what you do not want others do unto you".

So to all McDonald's employees.... I SALUTE YOU! =)

Unlike or Dislike?

I ain't no English major nor speaking English fluently. And I admit, as a Filipino who grew up speaking Kapampangan and Tagalog, I have my grammar flaws. However, I am determined to learn and rectify my mistakes. That's why I'm taking up Mass Communication now. Proud to say, I'm improving and learning a lot. :)


Anyway... The purpose of this blog is to share what I observe on Facebook. I notice most people say "UNLIKE" if they do not like something posted on Facebook, instead of "DISLIKE". As far as my knowledge is concern, "Unlike" is different from "Dislike". UNLIKE" means you stop liking what you previously liked while "DISLIKE" means something you loathe.


Hope this helps! :)