Earlier today, I treated myself with a Fillet Mignon from one of the restaurants in megamall. I actually planned on eating a steak this weekend because I wanted to satisfy my craving for juicy meat. Since my siblings had other plans after the church service and I didn’t, I decided to buy the steak and … Continue reading Through the Eyes of the Chef

“Today is not my day.” I’ve heard myself murmur this statement a lot of times a while ago because I made mistakes at work. Although these mistakes weren’t major ones and my colleagues were very gracious to me, I was still bothered by my carelessness today. While I was on my way to the restroom … Continue reading THURSDAY TUNE #8: Center of It by Chris August

While I was attending a women’s conference last December, God asked me to do something unusual. He encouraged me to give Him my ONE PERCENT. Now, it might sound amusing because most of the time, we would hear others say “You’ve got to give Him 100%.” Or “You’ve got to work 100% to achieve this … Continue reading That One Percent

I recently learned from my officemates that cooking and then eating dead crabs could lead to seafood poisoning. I guess I didn’t care much at that time because our family rarely buys live crabs. But, just a few days ago, I saw five, huge ones in one of our palanganas (basins) in the kitchen. “Cool! … Continue reading Before It’s Too Late

I just spent the last 3 and a half hours searching for the best instant waffle mix and doughnuts in town. But sadly, after driving and walking around, I ended up going home empty-handed. After leaving the office, I had in mind the specific brands of waffle mix and doughnuts that I wanted to buy … Continue reading Who vs. What

I’ve been surrounded with negative vibes these past few days and honestly, it has been tough. But, God continues to remind me that His love for me never changes; that He will always be good; and that He will always be faithful, no matter what. May this song encourage you today. :) THANK YOU By … Continue reading THURSDAY TUNE #7: Thank You by Jay Enrile