The Struggling Blogger

As far as I can remember pepperjamnetwork disapproved this blog’s application to be an affiliate last month. Yes - disapproved, rejected, dumped, discarded, denied. Call ‘em what you want. I cannot remember the reason(s) for the rejection cause I have already deleted the email notice of my disapproval.

Fine! No problem with me, it’s not the first rejection I got. It’s always their prerogative. I can live with that. But what the hell are they always sending me new advertiser alert?! I am not an affiliate, why would I need this information for? Are they trying to add insult to injury?

Maybe, it is just their cunning way of spamming affiliates applicants. I don’t know if there are any out there who has already earned from this network, if you do then good for you. As far I’m concern, I don’t need another spammer in my email. Especially one who has rejected me.

Thinking of a new topic to post on my blog, I remembered the e-mail I received sometime last week. The e-mail delivers a message of warning and horror, so to speak, as it tells of an earthquake of big magnitude to happen in the Philippines soon. I searched for the e-mail copy in my inbox, unfortunately I can’t find. I may have deleted it already since I always believe that such messages were a waste of time.

But yesterday, when my daughter arrived from school she told they had an earthquake drill. They were told that there was a prediction about the earthquake that would happen in the Philippines. I was surprised because, somebody is taking the prediction seriously. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate the fact that they are preparing for such an event, but to instil fear in the minds of children is a different. My daughter told me that one of their classmates even cried in fear during the exercise.
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