You are your own hero. Nobody can fully save you except for yourself. Christian-ly speaking, God has already saved us. So, this time, it's really our responsibility to take care of ourselves. You may have a lot of good friends, but at the end of the day, you decide what to do in life. Yes, … Continue reading You are your own hero.
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Coffee Rush Binangonan Review
If you need a place for good coffee and stunning view away from the city, you should visit Coffee Rush in Binangonan. It is situated on top of a hill in Rizal. You should visit this coffee shop in Rizal if you're craving for coffee, pastries, and fresh air. It's me in my natural disposition. … Continue reading Coffee Rush Binangonan Review
I cried after reading Find Your Surrendered Place by Bo Sanchez
Where is your surrendered place? In life, we need a place where we can be at peace with God. We need a little corner in our life where we can spend time praying to the Lord. In the midst of the hustle and bustle of life, we need to meditate in our surrendered place. This … Continue reading I cried after reading Find Your Surrendered Place by Bo Sanchez
La Union Trip 2021 2 Days 1 Night
Squeezing a quick beach escapade was made possible through an invite from my college friend. Last December 11-12, 2021, we were able to go for a quick trip to La Union also known as Elyu with some friends. We were picked up at Greenfield at 12:00AM by our service. We were joiners. There were also … Continue reading La Union Trip 2021 2 Days 1 Night
To walk slowly
The phrase 慢走 (man zou) in Chinese literally means walk slow. This is one of the many ways they say goodbye or part ways. Man zou is one way of reminding people to be careful in their journey. This also means to take time and enjoy the things they see along the way. When I … Continue reading To walk slowly
My 2021 Gratitude List
2021 has been a productive, struggling yet meaningful year for me. For 2021, my main goal is to finish my thesis. I should have aimed for graduating instead haha. Anyway, this meme sums up my year. This meme is so accurate. On the contrary, I am aiming for graduation in 2022. God's willing. In my … Continue reading My 2021 Gratitude List
It’s the little things that matter.
Life lately has been so challenging to the point that no matter how hopeful I am, I still feel disappointed about the things happening in the country. Upcoming elections. Politicians and their ads on TV and on different social media platforms. All of these during pandemic. Aside from that, I've seen a lot of people … Continue reading It’s the little things that matter.
Si Dru at ang Kuwento ng Limang Kaharian Book Review
Published by Adarna House, Si Dru at ang Kuwento ng Limang Kaharian is a YA novel written by Clara Ng, illustrated by Renata Owen, and translated in Filipino by Nanoy Rafael. Isang palaaway na batang babae ang napadpad sa mundo ng limang malulungkot na hari. Isang makapangyarihang puno ang magsisilbing daan para siya ay makauwi. … Continue reading Si Dru at ang Kuwento ng Limang Kaharian Book Review
7 Things I’ve Learned from #Girlboss
I added Girlboss Series in my watch list last year. But, it was only last August 18 that I got to finish it. This series opened my mind, heart, and soul about being a persistent, goal-driven, and hardworking person. I just loved every detail about this series. Here are seven things I've learned from this … Continue reading 7 Things I’ve Learned from #Girlboss
Aishite imasu ni Romulo P. Baquiran Book Review
Isinulat ni Sir Romulo P. Baquiran ang Aishite imasu: Mga Dagling Sanaysay sa Danas-Japan ang mga sanaysay rito noong siya ay nagturo ng Wikang Filipino sa Japan noong 2014-2017. Inilathala naman ito ng UP Press ngayong 2021. Bakit mo ito kailangang basahin? Maraming dahilan para basahin mo ang librong ito. Una, basahin mo ito dahil … Continue reading Aishite imasu ni Romulo P. Baquiran Book Review