Traveling With a Toddler: A Trip Back to Puerto Princesa
The last thing I’d expect to see while getting a passport renewed is a view of a vast ocean replete with flourishing mangroves. But that is essentially what happened. When…
Issa Best Quotes from “The Anthropocene Reviewed” by John Green
In his essay collection “The Anthropocene Reviewed,” John Green explores the human-centered planet through a series of stories ending in Yelp-like reviews. Green is best known for his YA novels,…
How to Create a Montessori-Inspired Nursery for Your Baby
Many new mothers are overwhelmed with choices when designing a baby’s room. What type of crib should I buy? Should I have a changing table? What should I put on…
7 Reasons Why Traveling With Your Toddlers is Worth It
Could anything be more enjoyable than a trip with the whole family? Exploring new places and making memories that will last a lifetime—it's definitely something special. And if you have…
5 Things to Bring on a Flight With a Toddler to Make Life Easier!
Traveling with toddlers can be an adventure – a rewarding one, but an adventure nonetheless. Car rides are one thing, but airplane journeys with a little one? That’s a whole…
Baby Essentials: Surviving the First Weeks of Motherhood
Exhaustion. Soreness. A constant, gnawing hunger that somehow coexists with the sleep deprivation. Motherhood, they say, is a beautiful journey. But let’s be honest, those first few weeks after bringing…
Join the Excitement: 5 Web3 Games to Try Now
Axie Infinity is still popular among some scholars and content creators, but I never liked the inconvenience (not to mention the cost) involved in playing the game. I owned three…
Reversing Your BPI Credit Card Annual Membership Fee to Maximize Rewards
You may have recently been charged an annual membership fee as a BPI Blue credit card holder, which is stipulated in the terms and conditions you agreed to when you…
What the Hype About “The Queen’s Gambit” Isn’t Telling You and Why It’s Okay If You Don’t Like It
As a former chess player, I approached “The Queen’s Gambit” with a mix of curiosity and skepticism. Could a show about chess, a famously slow and cerebral game, truly resonate…
An Open Farewell Letter
Knowing we will all die one day doesn’t console a soul who longs for long talks, aimless walks, and unplanned movie nights with you. How do I wrap my head…