CLIX UPDATE: OCT12

Hello internet money making people! It has been such a long time since my last update... I have been very busy with work lately and doing an hour of clicking has been my only time on the Net (aside from playing Plants vs Zombies, I have a gold sunflower now)...

Back to our main line of business... Here are the sites that have paid me since my last post:

Donkey Mails - $1.00 last 20090806;

Easy Hits 4 U - $3.32 last 20090818;

Incentria $1.02 last 20090825;

Matrix Mails - $2.26 last 20091001;

Neobux - $4.92 last 20090714;

Orange Bizs - $0.40 last 20090814 and 20091005;

Rose Bizs - $0.25 last 20090708;

Tesa's Tea Mails - $0.46 last 20090926; and last but not the least

Vale PTR - $1.05 last 20090802 and 20091004.

I have also changed the status of these sites since they have already paid me:

Fusion Mails - $1.00 last 20090919;

Paid Mailz - $2.05 last 20090810 and 20090924;

Paid to Click - $0.05 last 20091011; and

Palm Bux - $2.25 last 20091010;

By the way, I have also finished my 3-Storey 15-Classroom School Building project as Civil Engineer at Labangon Elementary School last week of August, and the turning over ceremony was last August 27, 2009. They are already having classes there... The 1st floor was occupied by the Grade 1 pupils and the 2nd floor by the Grade 2 and the 3rd floor occupants were the Grade 6 class.

It is very satisfying that every time I pass by Katipunan Street, I can see the pink building now hosting to a lot of young learners that I was part of making! Some of these students may become the leaders and contributors of the society some day...

Here are some pics of the building I took part in constructing.




Ribbon cutting with Hon. Joy Young, a Cebu City Councilor in-charge of education, some City Hall officials, Brgy. Labangon Councilor, a priest and the owner of the construction company I work for...


Turning over the key to the building! From the contractor to Cebu City who paid the building, as received by the Cebu City Vice-Mayor Hon. Mike Rama, given then to the local government of Labangon as accepted by its Councilor and then passed to the Principal and Vice Principal of Labangon Elementary School.