Okay, so I just read an article about this thing about wearing a”second look”
for bridesmaids in the bridal party. The rationale behind is that if the bride can do
it, why can’t the bridesmaids? Right?
Two nights ago, I and my friend Karen went to
Solaire Theatre to catch the West End production of Mamma Mia
Ask me to name the most beautiful building I’ve been to in Paris
and without a doubt for me it’s the Palais Garnier or simply known as the Opera.
Paris is always a good idea.
One of my favourite #CakesinEurope experience
I can still remember the first time I felt this. January 2016,
the company booked an early morning Malaysian Airlines flight...
Whenever I imagine that I may have landed in Warsaw instead of Prague from Vienna
(if not for a group of Filipinos I talked to in the train who told me we’re supposed to transfer ...
Let’s throw it back to one rainy day in October last year when I was exploring this northwest city of Belgium called Bruges (pronounced as broozh). I was discussing it with a European “acquaintance” on a dinner two weeks ago and I couldn’t help reminisce. He even mentioned a film about it and naturally I…
As my cousin put it, “What a time to be alive for gossip-mongers in the Philippines.” 😆 She’s taking about this showbiz brouhaha that erupted weeks ago which has seemingly become something of a “national concern”. Whereas before, others would just simply shrug it off and repost the issue with the famous line “walang forever”…
Been coming back to Cebu now for three consecutive years and what can I say, I’m still loving this province in the South. Though the primary reason for coming was participating for the first time ever in a Spartan race, I couldn’t help but cross off some must-sees before and after it with my Cebu…
Happy Friday! Keeping this intro short and sweet as I’m excited for you to reach the bottom part to see my newest brand collaboration. 😅 Travel. Hidden gems in New York, anyone? Wish I saw this article prior to my trip years ago. Check it out here. Tech. Apple Card is rolling out next month. Here’s how it…
Having discussed Egypt’s topography previously and how this civilization is blessed by the Nile (see post here), isn’t it odd how the Eygptians were so much obsessed with death and the after-life? I mean, if you belong to one of the most advanced civilizations, perhaps you can focus on many other fascinating things concerning the…
Cebu happened (not failing to mention my first ever Spartan race participation 😅) so there goes your reason for missing your last weekend’s reading post. But on the bright side, you’ll get to see more of my favourite southern part of Cebu soon as I unlock two more attractions in Alegria. 👌Here’s a link to…
What end of summer though? This climate change had me thinking that even if we’re having frequent rainshowers, we will still be muttering “ang init” (it’s so hot) like 209 times in a day when it’s not pouring. But okay, not to depress everyone regarding the world’s condition, wet season is finally here and us…
When you find out that in the US alone, only 15% of garment and textile waste are reused and the rest end up in landfill, you think of ways to support clothing that are designed with their death in mind. Enter linen. It is one of the oldest textiles in the world that comes from…
Arriving in our hotel in Luxor on our 4th day in Egypt, the surroundings made me flashback to a certain location in Jakarta. Carol, on the other hand, thought she was back in Jaipur. You get the drift right? It was not immediately visible why this city that takes after the Arabic word for “palaces”…
So the Luxor post never happened. Lol. But atleast there’s a weekly list of readings for you and pics from my anything-kind-of-green obsession lately. 😉🍏 Check it out. Sustainability. The littlest way we can help reduce single use plastic is in grocery shopping. Check out this article here. ♻️ Cooking. Oookaaay, I gained 3kgs in my measures…