Holy Week in the Philippines is one of the most anticipated holidays, and for many Filipinos, it’s an opportunity for reflection, relaxation...
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I'm attending a pool party this weekend and though I have been to a few pool parties in Pansol before, I still have many concerns about what may possibly happen. Of course there will be an overflow of alcohol and activities, but what really gets me are the kind of people who will be there. I'll be updating this entry as I go along further but for now, this is how I feel about it all. Might still change later on but who am I to say.
Dahil deserve ng Infinity Spa Bay Area (ISBA) and standalone review, so here it goes. Last September 25, 2022 Sunday, napadpad tayo sa Manila kaya we visited our favourite safe spaces at isa na nga dun ang ISBA.
By the way, PRO tip pala: Buy the Gift Voucher of Infinity Spa na 5+1 promo kasi you can save as much as P500. O di ba, pang grab din yun. Sa hirap ng buhay ngayon kelangan maging economical tayo.
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The world is one in mourning the passing of the late Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, has died at Balmoral aged 96, after reigning for 70 years.
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Curious about discovering the trendiest and most vibrant LGBTQ+ hangouts in Manila? You're in for a treat because this article has got you covered. But before we delve into the details, let's take a quick trip down memory lane - for the longest time, the gay scene in Manila was centered in Malate. Yes, Orosa Nakpil Avenue, where people from all walks of the LGBTQ+ spectrum would gather on weekends. This was the pre-Grindr era, spanning from 1995 to 2005, when the excitement revolved around the bustling club scene. However, Malate lost some of its shine for various reasons, prompting the crowd to seek out alternative venues.
It's National Heroes' Day in the Philippines.
Something I would have overlooked if not for some related posts in Twitter. Right now the Philippines is starving for heroes they can look up to - at least sensible heroes who fit the bill, and not some self-proclaimed hero who promises to liberate the poor and implement changes (e.g. corrupt politicians) but a hero who looks after the welfare of the land before self.
I can't think of anybody else aside from ex-Vice President Leni Robredo. She's such an inspiration to most Filipinos who have dreams of making our lives a better one. Although she has not won last presidential election, my hope did not die that maybe someday through her works and inspiration something good will come out of it all.
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Do we actually realize how blessed we are? Or do we feel privileged in thinking that we are entitled to what we have? On my next SPACE session, I will be dealing with the subject of gratefulness. As one of my friends once told me, becoming grateful and recognizing that there are so many things that we should be thankful for - is a step toward achieving harmony with the Universe.
