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Fighting for gender equality is a hard battle it takes eons of century to make or break a new breed of thinking and living where pride and competitiveness does not exist. I think the battle of the sexes arose from the fact that each would like to become validated or needs a validation for their existence. I just watched Emma […]
Once upon a time, decades ago, when people were downright backward and racist as I put it. I was often teased and experienced “bullying” (when I don’t know the word yet) because I experienced name-calling to its meanest sense, when they call me Negra, Baluga and what nots because I was dark-skinned (morena) and being tan when colonial mentality was […]
Since Typhoon Hayan locally known as typhoon Yolanda, I have been active in raising funds for the typhoon survivors to help Habitat for Humanity Philippines rebuild their lives by rebuilding their homes for them. For my 6th blog anniversary, instead of holding online contest for my readers, I plead to my blog sponsors/friends and brands to donate funds for Habitat […]
Pureology has been founded by Jim Markham as a safe haircare product for his friend stricken with cancer. Because of that, Pureology decided to involve Filipinos make a difference in the lives of cancer patients. With every purchase of any Pureology product a percentage of sales will go to ICanSeve Foundation to help fund their support programs for breast cancer […]
My mother used to make quilts from our old clothes that she doesn’t want to throw away, she is a pack-rat I tell you and she has more clothes than my sister and I combined, believe me! She has saved clothes from when my eldest brother was 3 years old and most of those clothes are really vintage and the […]
I am sure everyone is aware of the kindness of mankind when an out pour of support and donations in cash, kind add time flooded when the Philippines suffered the onslaught of Typhoon Yolanda. Since then, the flow of clothing donations at Red Cross Philippines never stopped. To date, Ms. Gwen Pang, Red Cross Secretary General said they get 16,000 […]