Another night another day, what can I say? You’re still the same old, brand new you.
Six months ago, President Duterte ordered to close Boracay for rehabilitation due to the famous island becoming a ‘cesspool’ as he termed it. The island was totally closed to the public and the rehabilitation work lasted for six months.
Continue reading Boracay | Nov. 2018 – You’re Still The Same Old, Brand New You
Simala Church| Located at Sibonga, Cebu lies this popular castle-like church — Simala Church, also known as Monastery of the Holy Eucharist. The church has been established by the Marian monks lead by Fra. Martin, from Pampanga who were sent on mission through the intercession of Mother Mary to Cebu. His Eminence Cardinal Vidal granted them the permission to stay and find a land they can cultivate and establish for cloistered and monks dedicated to prayer and Mary, officially naming their community Marian Monks of the Eucharistic Adoration (MMEA).
The hardest part of a job is to pretend you are working.
An hour seems a lifetime especially during Monday mornings.
Alt-Tab, to hide games and shows when the Boss is looking.
A mastery of the skill, good plan and luck and you’ll be succeeding. Continue reading The Hardest Part of a Job
Third week is freedom! As for us, this is the only week we can relax after a stressful closing of the books. And so, we had our quick escape from numbers and sleepless nights. Went to a beach not too crowded but not too far, where we can pitch tents, sleep on hammocks (or even on the sand!), swim until pitch dark, and drink until we hold onto the fine grains of sand trying to avoid falling off the earth. Continue reading Playa La Caleta: A Glamping Paradise
One novice asked me, “What is your spirituality? Was it St. John’s or St. Therese’s…?” I answered with a laugh, then saying I don’t know anything about it. He insist I should have defined my spirituality by now, ‘You are a Carmelite’, he said. I laughed again, denying the assumption. Continue reading My Spirituality Undefined
Back to my #WeeklyBlogChallenge for this week. Let’s take a break from work during this Holy Week season and reflect or at least chill at home. I have spare time and thought about writing a list about my favorite books. Yes I am a bookworm too. I don’t have any particular genre of stories that I read. I explore so many things so here are my top 10 favorite books in no particular order. It may be a classic, suspense, religious or whatever, so just take a look. 😉 Continue reading My Top 10 All-Time Favorite Books You’ll Love
Dear Tatay,
I sang a happy birthday song for you. Did you hear it? Do you love it? I tried suppressing my tears while I sang but I failed. You know I’m such a cry baby. Continue reading My Letter to Tatay on His 15th Birthday in Heaven
What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important. – Dwight Eisenhower
Imagine this scenario: We wake up each day, prepare ourselves at work, feeling drained even though it is just the start of the week. We have a long list to do. All tasks seems so important and due at the same time we don’t know where, or how to start. It is not hard to imagine right? Cause we’ve all been there, yes. I know the feeling guys. Continue reading How To Decide on What’s Urgent & Important Using Eisenhower’s Matrix
Last week, I took a pause with my #weeklyblogchallenge to write about my sidetrip to Northern Blossoms Flower Farm in Benguet. Now, I’m back to start the challenge again. My topic for this blog post? Filipino exotic food! 😊 Game.
So, let’s talk about food. Filipinos love to eat. In every occasion, there will always be food. And there’s always an occasion to celebrate. But what about the weirdest, scariest and less-appetizing food? Would you dare to try? Continue reading Filipino Exotic Foods I Dare You to Try
While classifying invoices at work this day, I come across an item I have no idea about — salt spreader.
So I asked one of my counterpart in Europe what the heck it is. He said it is an equipment to spread salt on the ground, so ice/snow would melt, to prevent people from slipping. Continue reading Something I Learned Because It Doesn’t Snow in the Philippines
