There is so much to say about 2024 and how much it affected my life in ways I couldn’t have imagined. But as I say adios to the year, I have been thinking about how I want to describe it without feeling very guilty moving forward.
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As I said in a special vlog I did to celebrate the end of 2020, calling the year “tough” would be an understatement. Considering the global pandemic that has infected millions and claimed the lives of nearly a fifth of those numbers, and shut down schools, events and entire industries, and has forced many people to stay at home and wear masks when going out, I’d say it has been, very least, challenging.
Continue readingThis may come a little late but I’ve been collecting my thoughts on the year that was, Anno Domini 2019.
On one hand, I’ve gotten a bit active with my content creating, infusing some life into my 10-year old Youtube channel, among other personal highlights.
Continue readingIn this age of social media, things can get a little tense when a divisive topic leads to strained relationships with friends and colleagues, without having to face anyone in person.
Continue readingIn less than 24 hours from now, I’m about to head back to my Spanish-language class after taking some time off following a very hurtful moment that occurred there where at one point, it had made me question why I continue to take up Spanish for the past three years.
“When the moon is aflame, a Blackblood will summon the slayers of Men to conquer and purge the oppressors of old. One remains.“
When it comes to picking TV shows to watch, I’m very picky. And not because I have a very particularly refined taste (Quite the opposite). But as a 20-something adult working in the real world and about to reach their 30’s, I want to pick shows that really speak to me.
Continue readingOver the weekend, I’ve been binging on this new series from Amazon Prime Video called The Boys.
2018 came and went so fast that I barely noticed that we’re mere moments away from 2019.
In less than a day after publishing this, fans around the world will tune into their phones, tablets, and internet-powered TV’s to watch the biggest song competition for children, the 16th Junior Eurovision Song Contest, happening on November 25, 2018 at the Minsk Arena in Minsk, Belarus.
Dito sa Kalakhang Maynila, nararamdaman mo ang pressure na sundin ang ginagawa ng iba, ang hindi sumunod sa mga patakaran o sa mga tamang gawi para maging maayos ang takbo ng buhay sa isang lungsod. Continue reading