Traxion’s Kadena Hub, the place where ideas will finally come to life
Got a tech startup idea that you think would be the next big thing? Nah! I know. Many of us Filipinos still aren’t starting with our tech ideas that would solve several of humanity’s problems because we lack funds and support from our friends and families. Many of us aren’t that brave enough to pitch our own ideas to investors. We only know few people … Continue reading Traxion’s Kadena Hub, the place where ideas will finally come to life
Hola, Catriona, my new bias and my thoughts to her winning answer
I bet everyone is celebrating now that the Philippines just won its 4th Miss Universe crown, care of Catriona Gray. I’m not a hardcore pageants fan but when it comes to the Miss Universe, I would support whoever the Philippines’ bet is. I would watch the show accordingly and also have my own bets aside from Miss Philippines. To be honest, I have not followed … Continue reading Hola, Catriona, my new bias and my thoughts to her winning answer
Tips for a seamless and wiser Christmas E-Shopping
Even though a lot of Christmas parties are already done, thirteenth month pays are still in the works for distribution. Hence, many people are still waiting out to buy gifts for themselves, and especially for their loved ones. I recently blogged about online gadget-shopping issues and how a reliable online store addresses these gadget-shopping conundrums. Now, let me give you practical tips for a seamless … Continue reading Tips for a seamless and wiser Christmas E-Shopping
Thank U, Ari. Looking forward to your next!
I can’t contain it. I just really love this girl, Ariana! As an older millennial (okay I admit it), I grew up listening to bubble pop, mellow, boyband and girlband pop, grunge, soul, and r&b. That’s farfetched from all the EDM tunes and even the synth-pop, electronic/soul haze, and folk-pop music that are currently dominating pop music. This trend makes me deviate from what usual … Continue reading Thank U, Ari. Looking forward to your next!
Ditch the DIYs and #SwitchtoHeySugar
When sugar waxing became popular, many women ditched the razor because using them won’t make us completely get rid of unwanted hair. It may also damage our skin. On the other hand, sugar waxing frequently would make your hair grow less and moisturize our skin. If you’ve been reading my blog, you know that I’m all about sustainability and saving up. I’m the kind of … Continue reading Ditch the DIYs and #SwitchtoHeySugar
Davao Blog Awards 2018 Nominations
Hi everyone! If you’ve been reading my blog, I’ve always repeated writing about my experiences this year–being socially-aware and how I overcame the struggle, the greatest adversity I’ve experienced in my life, and also about the things I’m thankful for. I have always mentioned that joining the Davao Bloggers Society has really made a positive change in my mental health. I’m truly grateful for their … Continue reading Davao Blog Awards 2018 Nominations
Gadget-shopping online issues addressed by trusted and reliable online store, Argomall
In spite of the upsoar and several perks of online shopping in the Philippines, many are still wary of it due to data privacy, usability, and other legal issues. Online Shopping & Data Protection Online shopping in the Philippines is still quite tricky especially since a lot of shoppers prefer “mano-mano” (filling out sort of a questionnaire for their details instead of an order form … Continue reading Gadget-shopping online issues addressed by trusted and reliable online store, Argomall
Living in a more resilient Philippines with BPI’s Sustainable Energy Finance (SEF) program
The Philippines is centered in the ring of fire and typhoon belt. This makes my beloved country very susceptible to natural disasters. According to DW.com, in the article, Philippines: A country prone to natural disasters, there are approximately 80 typhoons that occur above tropical waters, and 19 of those affect the Philippines alone. Just this year, the country has experienced several typhoons and landslides, especially … Continue reading Living in a more resilient Philippines with BPI’s Sustainable Energy Finance (SEF) program
Goodbye, my activist sensibilities
There are times when I like to think that I’m a Purist. In fact, it’s far from the truth. Purism means that that way you should think and act adheres to what you believe in. Strictly unadulterated and transparent. No ifs, no buts. It’s all-or-nothing. So far in my living existence in this world, I don’t now of any human who is strictly following Purism. … Continue reading Goodbye, my activist sensibilities
Embracing our human nature through the Davao Ngilngig Film Festival
Each of us certainly has the DNA that always makes us yearn for something new and different. Such a trait has a lot of marketers snag up their game. An example is the food and restaurant industry wherein according to insiders, people tend to grow out of a revered establishment in just a matter of 3 years. The businesses would excite us in the beginning, … Continue reading Embracing our human nature through the Davao Ngilngig Film Festival
