Whew! It's been quite a while! It’s been exactly a year ago and how funny it is to realize that my last article was also about looking forward to another year. Finally, after a busy year, I am back again pushing my desire to write but instead of sharing most of what happened from the previous year, I am listing down my top 5 to look forward to this new year. The year 2018 for me was a mix of highs and lows. I embraced a lot of new experiences which most of it came from my new role and work environment. However, as I weigh everything that year 2018 has brought me, I can say that there are more things to be grateful for than to whine about. As I recall one of my takeaways from our pastor's preach before the year ends, he said that the more grateful you are, the more positive you will be. So, from all this gratefulness I have in my heart, I am excited to embrace more of these 5 things this 2019. ...
I had a last-minute shopping for summer essentials and found out something new and refreshing to share for all of you beach enthusiasts. :) Plane tickets, accommodation, and your IG-worthy outfits were all set but how about your vanity stuff? I wasn't really into double-checking the brand of Sun block lotions. I usually grab the one that has SPF ___ plus (not really into the number of SPFs also) and one that has cooling effect, or just the first product that caught my eyes in the store! This summer somehow changed my perspective in putting extra care with my skin when fate got me bumping into Neutrogena's Ultra Sheer Dry-touch Sunscreen! It was my first time to ask a Saleslady and get other's preference on Sun protection products. She immediately pointed at Neutrogena products and after hearing about all the benefits of their Sun block, I suddenly decided to buy one without any hesitations. :) Neutrogena's Ultra Sheer Dry-touch Sunscreen has ...
As soon as the scorching heat of this year’s summer season started to blaze, me and my family immediately planned to spend a weekend vacation in the summer capital of the Philippines once again. Being the Unica Hija in the family, I was again assigned to organize our travel itinerary. While searching for places and new things to try in the city, I picked the places I haven’t been to or at least haven’t visited for a while like Tam-Awan Village, Ben Cab Museum, Valley of Colors, Camp John Hay, and the newest spot that I’ll be sharing with you is the Mount Costa at La Trinidad. Before blooming into a unique stroll around garden, the land where Mount Costa is situated was a strawberry field in the late 70’s. The then strawberry field was managed by a couple named Col. Voltaire Acosta and Cleotilde Acosta who became one of the pioneers of making quality strawberry wine in Baguio city. During the early 90’s, an unfortunate fate struck the strawberry field which led to the deci...
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