I’m all about living in the moment, truly. And yes, my camera or phone often comes out for a quick snap, maybe ten seconds or less, to capture a scene. But here’s the thing: I’ve discovered that journaling, which for me absolutely includes those photos, is a powerful way to hold onto memories. It’s my […]
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Creating Core Memories with Make-A-Wish John is a hero in his own right, just like his favorite superhero, Spider-Man. In 2019, his simple yet heartfelt wish—“I wish to have Spider-Man toys”—was granted by Make-A-Wish. The toys didn’t just bring him joy; they became a source of comfort and inspiration. Even as a foster child, John
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Food has always been my family’s language of love—rooted in shared meals, quiet rituals, and memories in the kitchen. Through my parents, I learned that food is more than nourishment; it holds care, gratitude, and togetherness.
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When artist Kunaya Lopez messaged me one afternoon asking if I wanted to volunteer for an outreach program, I didn’t expect to say yes so quickly. But something in me knew—if I can help, I will. So off I went, tagging along my husband Joel for extra courage. Before anything else, let me introduce LINKS
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“Habitual Exposure” — a photography exhibit unveiled at Chaya Legarda Restaurant for the Ibagiw Gastro x Art Creative Crawl 2025 last November 15 — brings together the worlds of two renowned Cordillera artists: photographer Tommy Hafalla and artist–curator Kawayan De Guia.
As a social media manager and content creator, I know how important it is to stay efficient—without overspending. When your devices work together effortlessly, you get more done, create more freely, and flow through your day with ease. That’s exactly what Samsung’s latest lineup delivers. Meet the Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Tab S11, and Galaxy
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Craft 1945 is more than just booze
It is one of Baguio’s old houses built in the 1960s, now beautifully transformed into a Spanish restaurant. Stepping inside feels warm and familiar—like visiting an ancestral home filled with good food and good stories. So, what goes well with craft beer? Read and discover my favorites here!
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Baguio City is the Starting Point for inDrive’s First Regional EV Fleet in the Philippines
Our rainy-day errands brought us to a quiet little refuge in the city—Amare La Cucina PH’s new Amare Caffè. Tucked on the 5th floor of the SLU-SHMC Medical Arts Parking Building, along Assumption Road Extension, it felt like stumbling upon a warm hug in the middle of Baguio’s damp weather. This new space welcomes students,
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There’s a garden in Baguio that feels like it bloomed out of a canvas — and if you haven’t heard of it yet, it’s time you did. 113 Wagner Café isn’t exactly a secret anymore. Since the pandemic, this charming nook has quietly served up lunch and dinner to both locals and lucky tourists who’ve stumbled upon it. But recently, it gave us a whole new reason to fall in love all over again: brunch.
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