June 16, 2020 - This was my first time to watch a concert! Only Got7 made me watch a concert and only Jackson Wang made me buy his own merch (just sharing 😂). The experience from buying a ticket to actually going inside the KSPO Dome was intense and stressful since I am doing everything for the first time! But the whole experience was worth remembering. The concert itself last around 3hrs and 40mins. The encore was about 40mins if I my memory is right. 😂 They love the fans so much that they didn't wanna end the concert/encore. We had so much fun and we will definitely watch again! 💚💚💚

WARNING: The videos and photos used in this video is not meant to make a vlog. These are just for memory's sake. So as I have mentioned in my Twitter account, the video is a crap 😂 but yeah I hope you enjoy! 💚💚💚 If you have questions about watching a concert in Seoul just comment down below and I'll try to answer as much as I can. 😘😘😘

Hello Everyone!!!

I hope you all are having a productive day.

It has been a while since my last blog and today I am off work so I got a chance to share here one of my new vlogs. It is actually just a simple snack I made out of leftovers I found in the fridge.

Watch the video below and let me know your thoughts in the comments section.

This recipe that came out of my experiment will take your usual "eggdesal" (egg and pandesal) to the next level! Try it now and give me a feedback. Hope you love it too!!! 💖💖💖

Note: If you do not have pandesal then you can just use any bread available. 😊

Watch the video below and let me know your thoughts in the comments section.

Again thank you so much for all my readers and viewers!!! You guys amaze me and make my heart full. 💖💖💖

Our first time in Japan (Feb28-Mar6) was during Coronavirus outbreak. It was such a risky trip and we know we have to be very cautious. We brought alcohol, sanitizers and masks everytime we go out of the hotel and make sure that we do not touch our face. Also, we only remove our masks whenever we have to eat and we wash our hands as often as possible. Despite all these efforts that we make, we really enjoyed our stay in Japan and we'll definitely go back once we all overcome this outbreak (now a pandemic). Just want to acknowledge Japan's efforts to contain the spread of the virus, we actually felt safe there and we were able to go back home safely. Stay safe everyone!!

May 18, 2020

It is supposedly the last 2 weeks of our community quarantine. We have now transitioned from Enhanced Community Quarantine to Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine. To make things simple, in "modified" version some businesses can already operate but public transportation is still not available and going out of our homes is still discouraged unless we are buying essentials or going to work for the businesses that are already allowed to operate.

At this time of the year, we should have been enjoying the last few weeks of summer. Families should be gathering and planning their own annual swimming - this is usually a Filipino thing. Well not for all but for most.

I miss going out.

I miss planning for my vacation.

I miss the beach.

I miss my friends and officemates.

I miss my other half.

I miss planning for my birthday.

I miss all the simplest things we tend to neglect before the lockdown.

We miss our daily routine. We miss our normal lives before this pandemic. But as they say, this would now be our new normal. And I hope this is for the betterment of all living being.

Amidst all that's happening to the world right now, we need to remember to be "Resilient" in this trying times. We should come out of this pandemic stronger and better. I know we would survive this pandemic. It might seem hopeless for us now. But sooner or later this too shall pass... and Filipinos will come out of this with a smiling face, as always!

Here is my "Second Bloom" to brighten up your day a bit. Let's all stay strong, we can fight this war together!