Dec 1, 2021 | Tips and Tricks While I was decluttering, I noticed I got tons of Maynilad billing statements stacked in our drawers. Some would even date back to 2012 when we first moved to our home. Although it brings back memories, I had no choice but to throw them away. Thankfully, Maynilad took… […]
May 16, 2022 | Reviews, Travels The husband and I agreed to go on a family trip every summer. It’s a good way to relax, unwind, and just spend uninterrupted time with the kids even for a few days. We’ve been eyeing Las Casas in Bataan for quite sometime now and for this year’s trip, […]
Jul 27, 2023 | Mompreneur I was never business savvy. But by the end of 2020, I took a leap out of my comfort zone and opened a convenience store with my husband. Two years after, I joined my siblings and opened a coffee shop. Modesty aside, the stores and café are doing well. We’ve […]
While I was decluttering, I noticed I got tons of Maynilad billing statements stacked in our drawers. Some would even date back to 2012 when we first moved to our home. Although it brings back memories, I had no choice but to throw them away. Thankfully, Maynilad took the initiative and introduced the Paperless Billing […]
I can’t believe Christmas is in less than two weeks! Few weeks ago, I was just busy contemplating on what to give my family this Christmas and coming up with a Christmas menu for the noche buena. And now, Christmas songs are played everywhere and yes, I have to love the cold weather. We may not have […]
Hearts Day is just around the corner. So, where do you plan to spend the 14th with your man? Dinner dates in a fancy restaurant may be the perfect excuse for you to go out. The question now is – does it always have to be like that every year? What if you are still […]
The purpose of this post is not to badmouth or complain. We are merely sharing the challenges we encountered early on. To be fair, our online classes are smooth-sailing now, but still with few roadblocks along the way. I can’t believe we’re done with the first month of Online Distance Learning. Time flies really fast, […]
We all have our rules when it comes to dealing and managing our helpers. Some households prohibit the use of cellphones or television during “work hours” while some are lenient about it. I know some moms who buy their yayas their own utensils, toiletries, or food while there are others who don’t since they can […]
I never dreamed of being a stay-at-home mom. NEVER. I was in law school when I found out I was pregnant with baby number two and at that time, the most reasonable and sound decision was to quit law school since we also have an almost one-year old daughter as well. Going back to school […]
I am probably the last person on this planet who will invest in stocks. Despite my Business and Finance background and a lot of introductions about stocks when I was still in college, I never really had the guts to give it a try. For me, stocks is for those who have excess money. Obviously, I […]
Here’s the truth: everything changed between me and my man after I gave birth to our eldest. All of a sudden, it was just about our baby and her needs. Yes, we became mom and dad first and put the concept of being a “couple” behind. But we were okay with that, or probably because […]
Sep 29, 2021 | K-Drama, Random Thoughts Okay, I was too preoccupied with Hometown Cha Cha Cha (how could I not?!) that I didn’t bother checking out Squid Game when it started to trend. I promised to watch the show when I have time but surprisingly, my husband, who’s not really into Korean shows, insisted… […]
Okay, fine. I’ve been yaya-less for the past few months (I actually lost count), so this shouldn’t concern me at all. It is also the first time we will be celebrating without a helper, so this is something new to us plus two people less in the Christmas list. Since it’s the season of giving […]
For me, there is no such thing as “too early” when it comes to money and saving. When I was about six to seven years old, I remember using my mom’s old jewelry box to save coins and loose changes given by my dad. I would constantly count how much money I have and get […]
