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Goodbyes And See You Laters – They’re The Same Enchilada
A few days ago I discovered that a friend was leaving. She was going to try her luck in another country and, although I am happy that she is going to embark on this new adventure, I am saddened just as much. I have to admit, there’s that certain kind of sadness attached to being left behind. There is also that fear of losing someone in … [Read More...]
All Over The Place
What To Do
So I cried again, for the nth time since I first arrived in India. I didn’t want to but I couldn’t help it. India …
Acoustic Coffee: Home Outside Home
Last May, Schenn and I were on the prowl for a new place to hang out in. We were so tired of lazing about in Major …
Thou Art Fair-bulous!
A week ago, I was given the opportunity to sell more of my postcards in an Art Fair and I was ecstatic! This was going …
Tips and Know Hows
How I Kicked-Start My Blog With New Initiatives But Whacked It With The Old-School Way
As far as I can remember, I have been writing my thoughts since I was 10 years old. Nope, my parents never brought me a …
Ube Ice Cream Anyone? A Homemade How To
One of the perks of vacationing in an island is learning a skill without really planning to. Other than learning the …
8 Things You Should Stop Doing After A Break-Up
Yup, this is another cliché article about how chicks should move forward after their supposed lovers ripped their …
Saturdays with Iko
Udaipur: Lemons to Lemonade
When life gives you lemons, what do you do again? Oh yeah, make a pitcher of lemonade. My pitcher is an hour’s worth …
Singapura: Where Everything Is New
Last year, running away to a picture-perfect city proved to be a healthy respite from the grave-like drama I have gotten …
Camotes Island: A Weekend Of Peace
When you’re caught between the jaws of your pride (or whatever was left of it) and the temporary warmth of your shame, …
Postcards from Everywhere
My First Postcard: Ukraine
Call me old-fashioned but I have a penchant for receiving snail mails and outmoded postcards. There is always something …
My Silver Medal: Austria
This is the second postcard I received via the postcrossing network. It’s one of those magic eye 3-D optical illusion …
The Luck Of The Irish: Ireland
I finally received a postcard from Ireland with a women’s equality sticker and a shiny four-leaf clover stamped on it! …
Bread and Butter
On Contracts: It’s All About What You Want
In light of what recently happened, I decided to write this article about what people should check before signing their …
The ‘Overseas Employment Certificate’ Drama
I never imagined that getting an OEC (Overseas Employment Certificate) was even harder than what I originally …
Seriously, DFA? Seriously?
A few days ago, I have decided not to write about my recent (horrid) DFA experience and focus on vegetables instead when …
Things That Matter
Handmade Postcards For A Cause
I have finally started my fundraising initiative after months of deliberating on what project I was going to sink my …
What To Do
So I cried again, for the nth time since I first arrived in India. I didn’t want to but I couldn’t help it. India …
Let’s Just Talk About Vegetables Then
In light to my current predicament, I have decided to stop wallowing in my frustration and to re-channel it into …
Friends, Lovers and Strangers
Cynthia: The Not So Ordinary Mother
Because it’s mother’s day here in Thailand, I decided to write about that crazy lady who have turned my world …
Doi: The Travelling Feet
Meet Doi. 30-something who quit being a corporate junkie two years ago so she can do the things she loves doing – …
Robin: The Best Friend
Amongst all of them, no one set the bar higher than acquaintance turned best friend, turned boyfriend, then turned back …
All Other Anythings
It’s A Hairy Story
I have been meaning to write about my pre-birthday experience but have prolonged it because I honestly didn’t know how …
Acoustic Coffee: Home Outside Home
Last May, Schenn and I were on the prowl for a new place to hang out in. We were so tired of lazing about in Major …
Tiger Airways Almost Gave Me A Heart Attack
When Ed and I were searching for my flight back to the Philippines about two months ago, we were ecstatic to have …
