School has recently started again, bringing with it the hype of seeing old friends every day, learning new things and developing skills and hobbies for the future of our kids. One of the many things...
Continue ReadingDo you ever find yourself with a large amount of time or basically a whole day with absolutely nothing to do? What do you do with that free time? We bet despite the several things...
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With November flying by right under our noses, Christmas jingles and carolling children have become the norm. Christmas is coming whether we're ready or not, and as is customary for Filipinos, we've been hanging decorations,...
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Unlike what is commonly thought of by most people, shopping fever does not distinguish by gender. It’s a common misconception that when it comes to shopping sprees, women will have sole authority. In fact, a...
Continue ReadingShopping can be exhausting especially if it is your least favorite thing to do. It is frustrating if you have to deal with sluggish traffic, long checkout lines, heavy carts, and noisy kids. Although some...
Continue ReadingA lot of times, Filipinos joke about how the Philippines either has no rain at all, or way too much of it, depending on the time of year. Despite it being an exaggeration, it is...
Continue ReadingSix essentials to bring when going camping One of the most anticipated times of the year for the entire family is summer. Most especially for the children, as this means that they get a two-month break...
Continue ReadingIt’s nearing the end of summertime, and with it comes the time that a lot of parents have financially prepared for the past couple of months—back-to-school spending. With the looming enrollment days, parents need to...
Continue ReadingEven if you don’t label yourself as “fashionable,” all of us know how important it is to look good. Not only does it increase our chances of getting a good date for the next weekend,...
Continue ReadingIt’s that time of the year again when senior students scramble to hurriedly comply with all the necessary requirements, teachers try to pass as many students as possible, and Sir Edward Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance...
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