A mom's lifestyle blog about food, products, and travel adventures with the family around the Metro and beyond!
If we’re going to check our history, the young generation are usually the ones starting the revolution. In this day and age, the revolution is about sending food to those in need via community pantries.
One student of University of Asia & the Pacific and an ANIMA member chose to give something back to the community in the eve of her birthday.
The largest in Asia Pacific, Asia Leaders Awards is all about hope and optimism this year. Showing how these leaders are reaching out to others to give back and at the same time bouncing back big time not just for their own organisations but for the community.
Most industries are struggling or closing down due to mandates of the national government, a business crisis that we didn’t predict. What governments, corporations, hospitals, schools, and other organizations need now, more than ever, are “real leaders” — people who in spite of their own challenges are exerting effort to help us overcome the limitations, weakness and fear and get us to do better, harder things than we can get ourselves to do on our own. These are the leaders with a heart of gold, maybe part of their genes or forged to do better even in Pandemic. Leaders who acted in the face of great uncertainty, real danger, and collective fear.
I love coffee. Before I start my day or even before I end it, I always have a cup of coffee with me. Little did I know that for decades, coffee had received a bad reputation. Besides allegedly triggering high blood pressure, insomnia, and hyperacidity, the Filipino habit of adding lots of sugar and cream to one’s cup has been said to aggravate diabetes.
Good gut health is important for people of all ages, but it's especially crucial for babies. Most babies experience some sort of stomach upset or discomfort at some point, which can lead to fussy behaviors, crying, and other unwanted effects.
It’s no surprise that during this COVID-19 pandemic, kids, teens, and even adults are more into mobile games or online pc games. To some, it is their method of passing time since they’re unemployed, no school, or simply got nothing to do. But for others, it is their way to socialize to other people especially their friends who plays the same game. According to an article in BBC, online gaming has become a social lifeline.
This is the second year we would be celebrating Easter without events featuring fun and games for kids, or even their much-awaited Easter egg hunt. While we are all advised to stay at home and keep safe, parents can still bring joy into their homes with a simple activity they can do with their kids.
