Cutie’s Bare!

The blogging spirit is back! I’ve been drowning in piles of work for the past few months but I have to fight back! Oh, positivity please come to me!

One morning, me and my thin sister went out to run before heading to work. Since the weather was so unpredictable that day, we just ended up having breakfast at a mall nearby. Excuse my hair please, it was a windy ootd kind of day!

Hoodie from Korea // Shorts from Sparkle Shop // Ring from Hong Kong

Running Shoes from adidas

Minutes after this, the rain poured heavily. Oh, we snapped photos just in time!

Loving my adidas Element Refine running shoes! It definitely made my OOTD sport-legit even if I wasn’t really able to run that day. It’s a lightweight and environmentally friendly running shoe designed with an air mesh upper to maximize airflow. It also has an integrated sockliner and flex grooves on the outsole to support the foot’s natural movement. It’s so flexible and comfortable to wear!

So aside from blogging and our business, I am also currently handling my brother’s real property tax T_T and I don’t have any idea why I am extending my kindness to this old man (hohoho). He shipped my Shirley Jane Temple doll here all the way from US anyway so I have to be good! LOL. I just wish there’s an easier way to settle this kind of taxes so I won’t have to travel to the munisipyo anymore. I’ve heard GCash teamed up with the local governments of Quezon City, Valenzuela City and Batangas City under USAID’s Scaling Innovation through Mobile Money (SIMM) project to provide residents a platform to settle their payments of real property tax and business and construction permits. Oh that’s really cool and if they expand to more provinces, that would be even cooler!

G-Xchange, Inc. President Paolo Baltao said, “We are happy to help the government fulfill its duties to its residents by making GCash accessible to them. Using our mobile payment system, residents of Quezon City, Valenzuela City and Batangas City will no longer have to travel all the way to city hall and queue in line for hours to pay for their real property taxes as well as for their business and construction permits. With GCash, residents get a better, faster and more convenient option to settle their financial obligations. All they need to do is to simply register to GCash and pay using their mobile phones.”

Quezon City residents can use GCash to pay for real property taxes, while those in Batangas City can pay their for business permits using the innovative mobile money service. Meanwhile, residents in Valenzuela City can settle their real property taxes and business and construction permit payments using GCash. They may register to GCash by dialing *143# for FREE, select GCash, Register, and provide the necessary information.

With real-time assessment and easy payment, GCash would make it less hassle for everyone. Please Globe, make it accessible to Rizal soon! 😉