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Attipas Toddler Shoes: Comfort, Style and So Much More!
Disclosure: I was given a free pair of Attipas shoes in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.My daughter loves walking; I realized that when she was around 12 months old and starting to take a few steps on her own.As a first time parent,...
DIY Your Way With These Personalized SWAP Watches from Tomato PH!
Disclosure: I was not paid by Tomato or SWAP watch to feature them in this post. In fact, I shelled out my own money to buy their great watch. I did get a discount, after failing to win one of their past contests.Hello, it's DIY Tuesday!But, instead of making...
Review: Personalized Photo Magnets with PicStick
Hello, everyone! It's Do Tuesday and I just wanted to share with you this really great product to add to your photo wall.I'm not sure if I have made it clear on this site that I love pictures. Well, I haven't been doing a lot of picture-taking lately but I love...
Review: K5 Learning Online Math and Reading Program
As a first-time mom to a now 19-month-old girl and a future homeschooler (cross fingers!), I find myself always on the lookout for great programs (sometimes I go overboard and look for curricula!) that would help my daughter’s education become a more enjoyable and fun...
5 Beautiful Places in the Philippines You Might Consider Visiting
Don’t know where to start in your Philippine travel? Here are the top beautiful places in the Philippines you might want to visit.
There’s A WakWak In Your Lawn (Or Your House’s Roof)
Filipinos are a funny lot (don't get me wrong, I am one). The Philippines, accordingly, is the only nation in the Southeast Asian region (I guess in the whole of Asia) whose citizens are predominantly Catholic. Yet, even with this fact, many Filipinos especially the...
Must-Visit Places of Interest in Cebu (Our Gabii Sa Kabilin 2014 Experience)
This post is actually long overdue and has been sitting in the drafts in my head for a few months now. I was preparing the images for this post when the partner told me it was no good for the site stats, as this happened last May. Anyway...it doesn't matter....
Camping at Sirao Peak via Ayala Heights
Sirao Peak (also known as Mt. Kan-irag), 700+ MASL The nearest – and also the easiest – way to get there is through a 30-minute walk from Ayala Heights but you can always take a more challenging route, if you like. From JY Square, you can simply hire a habal-habal...
A Taste of Japanese Culture at the Bon Odori Festival 2014
Almost a month ago, the Philippines and Japan Exchange Committee organized an event here in Cebu to celebrate the Ghost month. The Bon Odori Festival is a 3-day Buddhist custom whose starting date varies depending on the location. The Shichi Gatsu Bon (Bon in July) is...