Catherine Rose Mesias
913 Lipton Street Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E2L7
(204) 779-9155
cathyrose18@yahoo.com
Objectives:
To obtain a position that will enable me to use my organizational skills and educational background.
Education:
2009- Present Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute Winnipeg, Manitoba
Graduating pending
2008- 2009 University of Rizal System Angono Rizal, Philippines
1st year Bachelor of Technology in Hotel and Restaurant Management
2007- 2008 Montesorri Professional College Antipolo City, Philippines
1st year Diploma of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
2003- 2007 Angono Private High School Angono Rizal, Philippines
Graduated
Volunteer Experience:
Washing dishes
Cleaning the house
Cooking
References:
Available upon request.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Lesson 14
1. jewel cents eerie fence ever else edges even easily
2. verse geese cheese event keyed eleven deeded decree
3. emerge fewest coffee nerve excel degree breeze eyes
4. exceeds esteemed elected expenses referees believed
5. He esteemed the referees whose nerves excelled his.
6. There was an eerie jewels were believed to be saved.
7. Fewer than eleven jewels were believed to be saved.
8. Eleanor greeted the three executives from Erie with coffee and cheese crackers. They all felt they needed to lower the green fees of the three golf courses. It was also decreed that there were too many trees on the east end of one course.
9. after cuffs offers jiffy fifty bluff stuff fork off
10. afford alfalfa falsify affirms affix afford fortify
11. baffled muffins faithful offset afflict traffic foe
12. affirm shuffled foodstuffs fearful offices fulfills
13. Fay fixed stuff while the baffled chef found forks.
14. Offer your faithful office friend forty foodstuffs.
15. The friendly fox affirmed that the foe was the cat.
16. Traffic offenses in Fairtown baffle the fearful officials. It was affirmed that five baffled farmers flooded the court with files. the gruff attorneys fled the courtroom in a fitful huff.
17. Where there's a will, you can be absolutely certain that your property will be disposed of as you would like and that your loved ones will be provided for--should something happen to yoy. Where there's not a will, there can be dire consequences.
No matter what your marital or financial status, consider what would happen if you die without a will: The state will determine your heirs; a probate court will name a guardian for your minor children if your spouse is not living; plus, your estate may be subjected to unnecessary death taxes.
Lesson 15
1. gangs gage eggs agog again gorge doggy baggy gauges
2. agree games gives soggy giggle anger aging gag gate
3. pegged haggle garages garbage luggage giggle haggle
4. baggage geology jogging debugging gorge gargle guys
5. Greg gave the green luggage to the guy at gate one.
6. Gayle will debug the game disk in the garage again.
7. The girls giggle as they jog with the geology guys.
8 Gail and George haggle over who is going to pick green grapes. Gail suggests taking eggnog along to give to all the picking gang. George gritted his teeth and said that eggnog made him gag. George said he is grateful for the eggnog offer, but no thanks.
9. huge hung home high held half heavy shush honor had
10 harsh hitch heavy hunch hits phony while help which
11. hauled hutch hatchet hardly healthy shake height hat
12. eighth thought hitchhiker hash hikers hotshot harsh
13. The heavy hatchet hit the healthy huge tree nearby.
14. With honor he held his head high and hauled hikers.
15. The eighth hitchhiker had a lunch Hale was a phony.
16. Those happy chaps want to hike home before harsh weather happens. In a warm house they want a happy meal of ham and eggs, or hotcakes. It is a healthy, hearty breakfast. The chef is happy when the hikers help him complete his chores.
17. Make your home life happier by treating the people you love as you do your other friends. What that means: Be polite to them. Treat your family members with courtesy and respect no matter what your mood is.
If you are a bachelor about to be married, keep this thought in mind: The day after the wedding, phone the parents od the bride and tell them hw lovely the wedding and reception was. This can go a long way in forming good relations with your new family.
1. jewel cents eerie fence ever else edges even easily
2. verse geese cheese event keyed eleven deeded decree
3. emerge fewest coffee nerve excel degree breeze eyes
4. exceeds esteemed elected expenses referees believed
5. He esteemed the referees whose nerves excelled his.
6. There was an eerie jewels were believed to be saved.
7. Fewer than eleven jewels were believed to be saved.
8. Eleanor greeted the three executives from Erie with coffee and cheese crackers. They all felt they needed to lower the green fees of the three golf courses. It was also decreed that there were too many trees on the east end of one course.
9. after cuffs offers jiffy fifty bluff stuff fork off
10. afford alfalfa falsify affirms affix afford fortify
11. baffled muffins faithful offset afflict traffic foe
12. affirm shuffled foodstuffs fearful offices fulfills
13. Fay fixed stuff while the baffled chef found forks.
14. Offer your faithful office friend forty foodstuffs.
15. The friendly fox affirmed that the foe was the cat.
16. Traffic offenses in Fairtown baffle the fearful officials. It was affirmed that five baffled farmers flooded the court with files. the gruff attorneys fled the courtroom in a fitful huff.
17. Where there's a will, you can be absolutely certain that your property will be disposed of as you would like and that your loved ones will be provided for--should something happen to yoy. Where there's not a will, there can be dire consequences.
No matter what your marital or financial status, consider what would happen if you die without a will: The state will determine your heirs; a probate court will name a guardian for your minor children if your spouse is not living; plus, your estate may be subjected to unnecessary death taxes.
Lesson 15
1. gangs gage eggs agog again gorge doggy baggy gauges
2. agree games gives soggy giggle anger aging gag gate
3. pegged haggle garages garbage luggage giggle haggle
4. baggage geology jogging debugging gorge gargle guys
5. Greg gave the green luggage to the guy at gate one.
6. Gayle will debug the game disk in the garage again.
7. The girls giggle as they jog with the geology guys.
8 Gail and George haggle over who is going to pick green grapes. Gail suggests taking eggnog along to give to all the picking gang. George gritted his teeth and said that eggnog made him gag. George said he is grateful for the eggnog offer, but no thanks.
9. huge hung home high held half heavy shush honor had
10 harsh hitch heavy hunch hits phony while help which
11. hauled hutch hatchet hardly healthy shake height hat
12. eighth thought hitchhiker hash hikers hotshot harsh
13. The heavy hatchet hit the healthy huge tree nearby.
14. With honor he held his head high and hauled hikers.
15. The eighth hitchhiker had a lunch Hale was a phony.
16. Those happy chaps want to hike home before harsh weather happens. In a warm house they want a happy meal of ham and eggs, or hotcakes. It is a healthy, hearty breakfast. The chef is happy when the hikers help him complete his chores.
17. Make your home life happier by treating the people you love as you do your other friends. What that means: Be polite to them. Treat your family members with courtesy and respect no matter what your mood is.
If you are a bachelor about to be married, keep this thought in mind: The day after the wedding, phone the parents od the bride and tell them hw lovely the wedding and reception was. This can go a long way in forming good relations with your new family.
Friday, January 15, 2010
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Lesson 12
1. also arena attain area active about arbor acted art
2. awarded aqua atlas Alma apple awaited average actor
3. actual almost annual ace away airmail appeal arrays
4. aggravate adaptable paragraphs animals alfalfa gala
5. Alma ate an apple and pear salad while he was away.
6. Meanwhile, she appeared in an aqua dress at school.
7. The camping gear wasn't awarded at the town bazaar.
8. Lora was awarded an aqua atlas at the town bazaar. Alma was awarded some camping gear. Alan waited at home for an airmail letter from his aunt, which finally did arrive.
9. bomb barb blab bribe blubber ebbs blow badge babble
10. busboy bramble bulb blob bobbin bringing blows boys
11. balloons blushing bubble brook abbey blew blue buzz
12. bagged bobcats bribery brought probable bbing bat
13. The baby boy babbled words as his brothers bragged.
14. Big Bart bagged the bubbles from the brook in back.
15. The blue ribbons and badges were bribery to Brenda.
16 The barber bragged about what a bright boy he was. The bright boy was given a balloon for being so quiet. He was bashful, but brought the balloon to his brother to take to the abbey.
17. The freshman year at college is often a scary time. One of my friends just told me that he was eager to leave home. He soon found, however, that washing his clothes, paying his bills, and waking up on time were major adjustments. Without his mother's daily calls, he slept through many of his classes. His roommates let him sleep to teach him a lesson. He finally adjusted and enjoyed his new-found freedom.
Lesson 13
1. cocoa crack occur ocean checks civic crates cardiac
2. chance yucca cutback concur chicken classic icicles
3. colic electric council choice cocky cinched comical
4.succed succinct corrected economic concert critics
5. Chad cashed checks at the Civic Plaza on Ocean Ave.
6.Will Carole take a chance and cut the cactus plant?
7. The electronic coil in the car cracked and is broken.
8. Chris carried six crates crammed full of corn and carrots. She wanted to cook chicken, too, but the electrical connection to her pressure cooker wasn't working correctly. The concert seems a better choice due to these circumstances.
9. eddy faded dozen dialed divides index oddly ordered
10 under buddy added coded doomed doodle danced deduce
11. faded dyed odds udder disdain dwindle fiddler diced
12 addendum saddles defended addressed saddened desire
13. Eddie decided to buy a dozen fiddles for the dance.
14. Don was saddened to see the faded saddles for the sale.
15. An addendum to the doomed deal was added and coded.
16. Dean and Don decided to bid on the diamond. A document was deeded after the sale to the highest bidder. Dean dreaded bidding against a dwindling audience. Don had to bid or the deal was doomed.
17. A real good goal is to maintain good health. As the first step, one should not develop the habit of smoking. Ther is no doubt today that smoking leads to cancer.
A second habit that will help you maintain your good health is to exercise vigorously several times a week. Exercise is not only good for the heart, but ut aids in keeping your weight under control. Exercise and proper diet will help you feel great.
1. also arena attain area active about arbor acted art
2. awarded aqua atlas Alma apple awaited average actor
3. actual almost annual ace away airmail appeal arrays
4. aggravate adaptable paragraphs animals alfalfa gala
5. Alma ate an apple and pear salad while he was away.
6. Meanwhile, she appeared in an aqua dress at school.
7. The camping gear wasn't awarded at the town bazaar.
8. Lora was awarded an aqua atlas at the town bazaar. Alma was awarded some camping gear. Alan waited at home for an airmail letter from his aunt, which finally did arrive.
9. bomb barb blab bribe blubber ebbs blow badge babble
10. busboy bramble bulb blob bobbin bringing blows boys
11. balloons blushing bubble brook abbey blew blue buzz
12. bagged bobcats bribery brought probable bbing bat
13. The baby boy babbled words as his brothers bragged.
14. Big Bart bagged the bubbles from the brook in back.
15. The blue ribbons and badges were bribery to Brenda.
16 The barber bragged about what a bright boy he was. The bright boy was given a balloon for being so quiet. He was bashful, but brought the balloon to his brother to take to the abbey.
17. The freshman year at college is often a scary time. One of my friends just told me that he was eager to leave home. He soon found, however, that washing his clothes, paying his bills, and waking up on time were major adjustments. Without his mother's daily calls, he slept through many of his classes. His roommates let him sleep to teach him a lesson. He finally adjusted and enjoyed his new-found freedom.
Lesson 13
1. cocoa crack occur ocean checks civic crates cardiac
2. chance yucca cutback concur chicken classic icicles
3. colic electric council choice cocky cinched comical
4.succed succinct corrected economic concert critics
5. Chad cashed checks at the Civic Plaza on Ocean Ave.
6.Will Carole take a chance and cut the cactus plant?
7. The electronic coil in the car cracked and is broken.
8. Chris carried six crates crammed full of corn and carrots. She wanted to cook chicken, too, but the electrical connection to her pressure cooker wasn't working correctly. The concert seems a better choice due to these circumstances.
9. eddy faded dozen dialed divides index oddly ordered
10 under buddy added coded doomed doodle danced deduce
11. faded dyed odds udder disdain dwindle fiddler diced
12 addendum saddles defended addressed saddened desire
13. Eddie decided to buy a dozen fiddles for the dance.
14. Don was saddened to see the faded saddles for the sale.
15. An addendum to the doomed deal was added and coded.
16. Dean and Don decided to bid on the diamond. A document was deeded after the sale to the highest bidder. Dean dreaded bidding against a dwindling audience. Don had to bid or the deal was doomed.
17. A real good goal is to maintain good health. As the first step, one should not develop the habit of smoking. Ther is no doubt today that smoking leads to cancer.
A second habit that will help you maintain your good health is to exercise vigorously several times a week. Exercise is not only good for the heart, but ut aids in keeping your weight under control. Exercise and proper diet will help you feel great.
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