This blog post is dedicated to those people who are questioning their existence especially in this time of COVID 19. Dear friends, I know it is not so easy to plan any grand gestures/goals because we are quarantined. Kaya sa blog na ito, ibabahagi ko sa inyo ang ilang quarantine thoughts na napag-usapan namin ng … Continue reading Your failure is an opportunity to grow.
Tuna Pasta Recipe for Beginners
It's the 15th day of quarantine, and upon stumbling on Youtube videos, I've decided to cook Tuna Pasta. I never cooked anything before (except for fried eggs). I never had the luxury of time to cook. It's not just for me. I'm just lucky enough to have a loving lola who cooks everything for us. … Continue reading Tuna Pasta Recipe for Beginners
Weekend Baguio Trip
Note: This is a super duper late blog post about Baguio. It's been weeks since my friend and I went there. Some Baguio-goers would follow the usual Baguio itinerary. What we did was so simple. We just visited the museums and allowed ourselves to immerse with so many artworks. Ben Cab Museum Museums are gift … Continue reading Weekend Baguio Trip
The Last Empress Review
I've been cringing to watch more Korean series after watching Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo. Recently, because of the enhanced community quarantine, I've decided to watch The Empress on Netflix. It's a fictional drama about the last empress of Korean Empire. So basically, the emperor was into killings, and prejudices, with his mother who actually … Continue reading The Last Empress Review
Hashtags, Hugot, at Feels Free E-book
It's the second day of enhanced community quarantine in Metro Manila. Hence, as a privileged millennial, I have the perks of working at home and spending more time with my family. Plus, doing my passion projects. Naks. Since I am already finished with some of my requirements, I decided to upload an unpublished e-book that … Continue reading Hashtags, Hugot, at Feels Free E-book
Dekada ’70 Musical Play Adaptation
Dekada '70 has been one of the historical feats in Philippine Literature. Written by Ms. Lualhati Bautista, this novel has depicted realities during Martial Law. These realities, I believe is still applicable until now. When my friend and I saw a poster of this play, we immediately booked a weekend to watch it. We chose … Continue reading Dekada ’70 Musical Play Adaptation
Rebuilding 2020 Updates
If I haven't informed you, guys, my 2020 theme is Rebuild. Period. With that, here are the things that made me busy for the past few weeks. I renewed my vow to stay in the parish as a youth minister for another year. We went to Regina Rica in Tanay, Rizal for a short recollection. … Continue reading Rebuilding 2020 Updates
Mandarin Class in UPD
New Year always starts with a "new-year-new-me mantra" like doing something that scares or challenges you. In my case, I started my 2020 with two crazy things: 1. enrolling for residency in my grad studies (without concrete thesis plans because sometimes artists are like that), and 2. enrolling for a Mandarin class. I am currently … Continue reading Mandarin Class in UPD
Unshakable 2019 indeed!
Sobrang hirap akong gumawa ng year-end review tungkol sa 2019. Bukod sa taon ng Paghilom, ang 2019, para sa akin, ay taon sa pagkilala sa sarili at sa iba (lalo pa sa tunay na mga kaibigan!). Pero sa ngalan ng year-end reviews, let's do this! January Wala. Wala akong ginawa sa buong buwan ng Enero … Continue reading Unshakable 2019 indeed!
My Newest Book, After Breakup
I started writing this book in 2017. It took me a year to finish it because I submitted it as one of our requirements for M.A. This book is about Reese, a woman who decided to travel after her fiancé dumped her. Sounds elitist, pero, if you are in this heartbreaking situation, you'd do anything … Continue reading My Newest Book, After Breakup