I realized that it has been almost been a year since I wrote on my blog. I’ve been neglecting it for a couple of reasons: For one thing I got busy. I actually had work guys! Yey for me! Cheers to more street cred! To be honest though, I also went through something hella traumatic. Ok…. here is where I struggle: On one hand, I don’t like posting cryptic … [Read more...]
Learning and Living Vicariously through Other People's Dreams, Questions & Experiences
Adulting 124: On Living with Kasambahays (Part 2)
Hello friends! It’s been ages! The last time, I talked about our kasambahay experiences. A lot has occurred on that front since, so will continue the story: Manang Part I After the Camille fiasco, the recruiter (Joy) called us a few days later and said she had someone for us. BUT according to Joy, "Matanda na ma’am. Siguro nasa may 50." I figured, you know what, Weng … [Read more...]
ADULTING 120: HEALING THE WOUNDS FROM MY GRANDMA’S MURDER – By Bayzee Curva
Bayzee is one of the first friends I made in Subic. The first time I met her, I thought to myself "this girl is just a little ball of sunshine. She probably lives a cushy life..." Little did I know that underneath all that pep was a woman of true grit. She is one of those glass-half-full types: Her life story reads like a script from some soap opera, and yet … [Read more...]
Adulting 117: A Letter to My Twenty Year Old Self by Pia Dysangco Villamor — Amazing Life Daily
Okay, so this post has had its due air time in my Facebook page but I also wanted to have a copy of it in my own blog just because I'm vain that way. :P Seriously, when Robert Lee of the Amazing Life Daily asked me to guest post on his blog, I was very flattered. Like I've said over and over, I have very low expectations when it comes to my blog readership. I don't even … [Read more...]
Adulting 113: On Living Happily Ever After (Part 3) – by Dondon and Margaux Atayde
In part 1, we Dondon and Margaux beat all odds to be together. In part 2, we saw Dondon and Margaux struggle to live up to their expectations of living happily ever after. It was heartbreaking to see them reach a point where they were pretty much resigned to live their lives almost separately. So how did they get out of the rut? Here’s the last part of the story: ON … [Read more...]