🚲 The E-Bike Boom in Metro Manila
Due to the pandemic and limited public transport, many commuters like me started looking for alternatives. Depending on your budget, options range from bicycles and scooters to electric bikes (e-bikes).
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For some time now, I’ve been on hiatus from writing and traveling — two of the things I love the most. Not being able to travel, even just once a year, makes me incredibly sad. Since I don’t travel as often as I used to, I find myself reminiscing about my past adventures, hoping and praying that I’ll be able to travel again soon.
Traveling isn’t just about ticking places off a list — it’s about learning, connecting, and respecting the world around us. Whether you're navigating a night market in Thailand, attending a tea ceremony in Japan, or trying not to offend anyone with hand gestures in Italy, a little cultural awareness goes a long way.
💍 How to Get an Affidavit of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage (U.S. Citizen Marrying in the Philippines)
If you’re a U.S. citizen planning to marry a Filipino (or vice versa) in the Philippines, one of the most important documents you’ll need is the Affidavit of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage. This notarized document is required by local civil registrars and must be issued by the U.S. Embassy in Manila or the U.S. Consular Agency in Cebu.
👉 No other substitute is accepted, and local notarizations will not be honored. Here's a complete and personalized guide on how to get it done:
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✅ Step-by-Step Guide: Civil Wedding Application in Taguig (2025)
Traveling is a lot like life.
You’ll hit unexpected bumps, carry a few scars, and face moments of doubt, discomfort, and detours.
But those challenges? They’re part of what makes the journey exciting, memorable, and most of all — worth it.
💪 Why the Tough Parts Matter
The hassle of packing, the stress of missed flights, the exhaustion after hours on the road — they test your patience and resilience.
Coffee addiction is real — and I’m not even mad about it.
For many of us, coffee is more than just a drink. It’s a daily ritual, a source of energy, and a comforting companion during early mornings and long nights. Whether you're a casual sipper or someone who can't function without your daily cup (or three), you'll probably relate to my story.
Personally, I can’t go a day without coffee. At this point, it’s part of who I am.
Let me tell you why I truly love SM Aura in Taguig. Spoiler alert: it’s not because of the fancy supermarket or the high-end shops — they’re honestly a bit too pricey for my taste.
What makes me come back to SM Aura again and again are the thoughtful, community-centered features that most malls overlook. Let me walk you through the little things that make a huge difference.
Need extra hangers with clothespins but don’t want to run to the store (or spend extra)? Try this quick and easy DIY solution—perfect for drying baby clothes, socks, face masks, or other small items.
BACKGROUND:
The national government announced an Enhanced Community Quarantine last March 16 to strictly implement the stay at home directive. While majority has followed, there is still a need to:
The national government announced an Enhanced Community Quarantine last March 16 to strictly implement the stay at home directive. While majority has followed, there is still a need to:
It’s very important to stay connected when dealing with depression. Being with friends or loved ones helps more than you realize. I know how it feels to want to shut the world out — but connection is a lifeline.
Here are 13 practical tips to stay connected when you’re feeling low:
Feeling down from time to time is normal, but when hopelessness and despair linger and refuse to go away, it may be depression. Depression makes it tough to function and enjoy life like you once did. Even getting through the day can feel overwhelming.
When you’re depressed, negative thoughts can feel relentless. Even when you try to remember happy moments, it’s as if a dark shadow pulls you back into sadness. Sometimes, you find yourself worrying about bad things that haven’t even happened yet.
Dealing with depression requires will and energy — two things that feel almost impossible to summon when you’re depressed. Even thinking about simple things like watching TV, shopping, exercising, or spending time with friends can be exhausting. You’d rather stay in bed, sleep all day, or do nothing at all.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to add a photo thumbnail gallery to your Blogger post — perfect if you want to showcase multiple travel or hiking photos in a neat, clickable format!
✅Option 1: Using Blogger's Built-in Layout
- Create a New Post or open an existing one.
- Click on the "Insert Image" icon from the toolbar.
- Upload all your photos at once (hold Ctrl or Cmd to select multiple).
- Once inserted, Blogger will display them in a grid, but here’s the trick:
- Click on each image and choose "Small" or "Medium" size.
- Then align them side-by-side by selecting "Left" or "Center" alignment.
- You can manually adjust spacing to simulate a gallery look.
📝 Note: This method works best if you're inserting 2-4 photos side-by-side.
Traveling isn’t just about getting from point A to B — sometimes, the ride itself is where the fun is! Whether you’re a curious traveler, a trivia lover, or simply bored at the airport gate, here are some fascinating transportation facts from around the world that might surprise you:
While searching for a slogan for Leyte, I stumbled upon a hilarious list of slogans from provinces all over the Philippines. I swear, you’ll crack up — and I bet the first thing many of you will do is search for the funny slogan of your own province. I did mine (LOL)!
Here are some of the best (and funniest) ones — plus some images to match the vibe!
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