Ms Linda’s Despedida
Was really fun seeing all the legacy P&Gers converging together for Ms Linda’s despedida today. 
The endangered species — plus special guest Anton Yap 
I gave a short speech about Linda being the only other person who could force open BPI 6750 after banking hours (the other being Sharon Cuneta), and thanked her for all her contributions to everyone in the center — particularly to myself in the early years of my career in P&G. I have lots of fond memories with her, in our trip to Cincinnati together, major conflagrations of escalations, and all the laughter we shared. We will definitely miss her presence! But we are looking forward to working more with her in the coming months, in her new role.
On the side, the endangered species also took some snaps.. haha
The Coke machine behind us doesn’t work 
What good is a Coke machine without Coke???
Na-extra si Ed
Today was fun – a break from work. To be able to honor Ms Linda. (: dapat sinama yung short pension plan videos na star si Ms Linda.
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ayan finally at nagcomment ka dito.. hahaha! yeah, really lots of fun today. Wala akong copy ng mga videos ni Ms Linds eh!
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