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My Top 10 All-Time Favorite Books You’ll Love
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. 😉
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My Letter to Tatay on His 15th Birthday in Heaven
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.
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How To Decide on What’s Urgent & Important Using Eisenhower’s Matrix
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.
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Filipino Exotic Foods I Dare You to Try
Foodtrip? Yes, it's more fun in the Philippines. I'm sure in every country, there is a unique food/cuisine that is ultimately their own. Philippines is sure to have something to offer to you, making your tastebuds wild, and your appetite to go crazy --- either you'll want to eat it or you won't. So I dare you. Try these food on the list when you travel the Philippines. It is worth the experience. But prepare your stomach and brace for impact.
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Something I Learned Because It Doesn’t Snow in the Philippines
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.
