Welcome to my first Good Vibrations series of blogs. This time, I’ll be sharing why you should count your blessings. Last year, I blogged about promising to do 5 things that would serve as a motivation for my life in general. These five are very simple, but (quite frankly,) difficult…
We’re currently at the onset of a pandemic, and what better way to prevent ourselves from getting sick than to keep our immune systems robust? While there are a lot of vitamins and supplements we can rely on, the best way is still to go natural and eat foods that…
The adverse effects of COVID-19 pandemic are already recognizable for most of my readers and for myself, but it doesn’t mean that we have a deep understanding of each of its repercussions to all the people in the world. In Hong Kong, where approximately 210,000 Filipinos are working, there is…
Hello, guys! I’ve recently attended my cousin’s wedding. I’m really not the type of person who would splurge a lot for a wedding attendance (but I tell you, I have done so, but mostly not by choice). However, I had no dress that is appropriate for the wedding’s motif which…
We all know that black is not really a color–at least that’s what I learned in my Art History class. Apparently, it happens to be backed up by Science. According to this website, Black and White are not considered colors because they don’t have specific wavelengths, unlike other colors. They…
Unrealized expectations. Broken promises. Cheating. Trusting and un-trusting politicians is like realizing you have come to your senses and have come from a bad place–only to have returned again and again. I know that we shouldn’t believe anything on the internet, but at this point in time, especially in the…
This is the blog diary wherein I am proclaiming to myself, whether someone gets to read this or not, that I will be consistently doing meaningful stuff that will improve my motivation not just in work, but in life in general. If that rings a bell, then maybe you can…
We know that a lot of people, especially the baby boomers (or older) like my parents, are technologically challenged. Many of us millennials and Gen-Xers ridicule them and become impatient with them when it comes to technology. However, there’s this term I would like to coin that deals with people,…
When sugar waxing became widespread, 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 your skin. Hence a lot of women…