About Us


We came up with this blogsite to develop more of our expertise. We’re not from the same worlds but it came out that we do have more than one thing in common, at least. What do you get with one computer engineer and two European Languages grads? Well, exactly this blog! Who would have thought of such a brilliant idea?

Jason, an IT expert , a dad, an entrepreneur, a people skilled leader, a business and relationship analyst (all ears in matters of the heart), but definitely not the blogger type.


To know more about him:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/jason.vidaure
Twitter: http://www.twiiter.com/jpvidaure
LinkedIn: http://ph.linkedin.com/in/jpvidaure

Marivic, a mom, an advocate of health (been all the time fascinated with kinesiology-dance moves for example) and wealth fitness (or financial literacy), a part-time singer (at church assemblies only), can speak, write and read French and understands a bit of Spanish and German languages.
Jen, a happy single (for now!) who loves God, curious of life and what it has to offer, with diverse interests that range from faith, health, financial stability, literature, writing, reading, photography, French language, traveling and pets, a keeper of funds (People entrust her with their money!), and an organized and economic traveler.
Having thought that we have a variety of skills and experiences, we had to add to our original objective:

1. to share to others what we know within our own fields of interest – The content of this blog may therefore vary from IT matters like Barcoding, Wireless Technology, RFID, FB Games, to family issues, spiritual and physical wellness, money talks, culture, business, travel, etc.

2. to promote our country, the beautiful Philippines, as a place to know, visit and invest in – Some articles may be written in French to reach out to the francophone communities. A warning though: Translation may be imprecise and inaccurate in whole or in part. The translation process that will be used in this blogsite will not be edited or proofread by any experienced English translator to provide you with a precise and accurate translation into French. Comments
regarding translations are welcome.

3. to crack up our wits and busy our minds on our free time. As mentioned in Proverbs 19:15, "Slothfulness casts into a deep sleep, and an idle person will suffer hunger." Thus, we hope to be intelligently productive!