from the Travel notes of Renzie Baluyut. Alright, so you guys already know that I lost my passport, and with it my US Visa which was only issued to me December of last year. While my current situation sucks, it’s not completely insurmountable. In fact, as some of you might already know, I’ve managed to […]
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Renzie Loses His Passport.
this month with Renzie Baluyut. I know, right? It’s the reason for my irritation, frustration and depression these past several weeks. And a matter that had my attention all this time. It wasn’t just the passport that I lost. Add to that just about all my IDs, quite a chunk of cash (in dollars and […]
Win Your Own Private Wii Party at Red Box
a special promotional effort on the blog of Renzie Baluyut. So we already know that Red Box, your favorite karaoke destination in Greenbelt and in TriNoMa, already has special rooms souped up with Nintendo Wii‘s. That only means more fun for you and your family and friends– you can sing to your favorite songs, or […]
Red Box Now Has Nintendo Wii Games!
Insights in Business Innovations with Renzie Baluyut. I think it’s a great idea. Here’s a business that really has its customers in mind, coming up with new and innovative ways to keep them coming back: Red Box Karaoke. As it is, Red Box is still one of the best places to go if you want […]
10 Ways to Relax on a Rainy Day
by Renzie Baluyut
It’s the rainy season at around this time of year in the Philippines, so you can expect the usual downpour in the afternoons and early evenings. There’d be times when it would be raining all day, and if you’re really lucky, you’ll find yourself in the path of the occasional tropical storm.
It’s that time of the year when it’s most prudent to bring an umbrella with you everywhere you go. You take your chances if you’re planning an open-air event, and you always have to plan for contingencies when making out-of-town trips.
When I used to deal with events for the old radio station I was working for, this was the time of the year when we would plan a lot of indoor activities. I would have a preference for events and promos involving spas, restaurants, hotels, movies and lots of shopping. Of course, you do your best to come up with more creative executions of all kinds of below-the-line activities.
So if you’re looking for a few ways to just kick back and take it easy on a rainy day- something that doesn’t involve a PC or your workstation in any way possible- here are a few tips that might just hit the spot.
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