home and life hacks for the young Filipino family.
Now that most of us are working from home, our work set-up has become important – including home office space and using gadgets that makes it easier for us to do our work. If you’re like me, you might have debated with yourself whether to buy a laptop or a […] Read More
Here’s something to make those smart phones, and other gadgets help you out with your travels. I will not be giving you a list of travel apps because phone apps are dynamic, and always gets updated every after a few months. Here’s a lists of the types of seful mobile […] Read More
Late this month we were reminded by the Property Agent who manages our unit that our Lease Contract was about to end in two months. According to our Lease Contract, we were to inform her and the unit owner if we have the intention to extend our rent. This reminded […] Read More
A year ago, around January 2019, my husband & I decided to start to try to conceive (TTC). Prior to this, I have not taken any pills, my menstrual cycle was regular (and still is) and I did not have any known reproductive medical condition that may affect conceiving. But […] Read More
Want to bake your own pandesal? Overwhelmed or intimidated at the thought of baking pandesal from home? Pandesal is a traditional Filipino bread roll and the most popular bread in the Philippines. It is baked in the wee hours in bakeries all over the country being a staple and typically […] Read More
If you have searched the internet about Financial Freedom you have come across the concept of Emergency Funds. Ideally, this is around 3 to 6 months of your monthly income or expenses. An Emergency Fund is an amount of money that you set aside in case you lost your income. […] Read More
Everybody wants to achieve financial freedom – free from debt, financially secured, established a healthy relationship with finances and to live the life that you want. Do you want to achieve financial freedom but don’t know where to start? The answer actually lies with how you budget and set aside […] Read More
While community pantries are sprouting like mushrooms all over the country this past few months, the National Anti-Poverty Commission’s Kasambayanihan volunteers in the coastal municipality of Valladolid, Negros Occidental have been quietly tending to their communal vegetable gardens and Peking duck farms to help alleviate hunger and provide livelihood to […] Read More
The summer heat has just been unbearable these days. And while the rainy season has started with outpours, we have not totally gotten off the effects of summer. Such as the case of our upcoming electricity bill. For the last few days, we’ve been waiting anxiously to receive our bill […] Read More
It seems like summer has just started with heat wave making it difficult for all of us. But before we get comfortable with the summer heat, rainy season seems to be creeping in slowly. And we all know when rainy season arrives – Champorado for merienda! Here is a no-fail […] Read More