Working Through Loss and Grieving

I’m still grieving over this year’s loss. The pain still lingers but I have to move on. I’ve been reading through the how to’s and talking with the who’s but losing someone and things you treasure is subjective and by that, I can’t just learn from the eyes of another but rather through feeling itself. […]
Happy Days Club Unboxing + Giveaway
BYE BYE PMS Okay, this video wasn’t sponsored at all and I just thought I to share it with the ladies out there who are curious as to what this box contains. Last October, I purchased a Bye Bye PMS Box from a local company called Happy Days Club. They send in a box every month […]
White Island: Camiguin’s Sandbar

We had to catch it before the sun rose, waiting patiently as the boatmen readied the bangka to be used on our journey to that enigmatic white island. This was my second time to go there and this place has the best view of Camiguin. Think about it, viewing an island from an island. sunrise We […]
Treasures At Camiguin

Pristine beaches and springs aren’t just what Camiguin is known for. The people themselves are very talented with their hands and here my friends are wonderful creations made from sea glass by the women of Agoho. They looked so much like raw crystals but bet they’re actually glass shards that have been weathered by the sea. […]
A Come Back

Hi there dear reader! You’ve checked back in and I would like to tell you that I have missed writing so much. Isn’t this just silly of me doing my first post for this year and it had to be something negative. Oh well, I just wanted to let it out after all these months […]
Save Your Favorite Pants
Everybody’s got their own favorite pants that’s constantly being worn until holes appear. The stitching won’t last if you sew them together, plus the fit gets odd. Here’s how I patch worn out denim from constant use with that ‘edgy’ look to it. All you got to do is to simply cut a piece of […]
A First Timer’s Guide to Tawi-Tawi

First time to the land of untouched beaches? Whether planning a weeklong vacation or a day trip on the fly, there are a few essentials everyone ought to know before traveling to the southernmost part of the Philippines. The name ‘Tawi-Tawi’ originated from jawi–jawi which is Malay for the Banyan tree which they had an […]
A First Timer’s To Do at Tawi-Tawi

Here’s a short list of what to do, where to go and what to eat while you’re in the sunny side of tropical Tawi-Tawi based on the eyes of a first timer. I’ll be putting a mark as to which I have done myself. Take note that this would be a really short 2 day […]