Blog of an Independent Woman
It’s almost two weeks since I started my own #plantita journey. Plantita is a term people use these days for women who are into the hobby of gardening. Mine started when I posted on my social media that I think I need and want some plants to liven up my new place. In a matter […]
Before my jowa left the country last May, he was able to teach me how to bake. One of the first baking recipe we did which we both really like, and the daughter really, really liked is Chocolate Crinkles. As soon as they come out of the oven, she will eat them even while their […]
“How are you?” Asked a friend on my private message. I typed “I’m OK!” Even if I am not. I just said that to avoid uncomfortable conversation. At my present state I am very fragile and not in a good capacity to be a great listener/ confidant / psychiatrist/friend . I am still trying to […]
As quarantine measures start to relax, we still have to make sure that we are able to practice social distancing measures for our safety and our family’s. This is why I’m still doing my best to do most of my transactions online and limit the times I step out of our home. Luckily, I haven’t […]
Since the lockdown, a lot of business went to sleep and some have died a painful death. Most of those business were the ones who were not able to adapt to the “new normal” of transacting business in the age of technology. Those who are thriving and surviving are those businesses who were able to […]
Bartering is an exchange of goods without any cash involved. It is how people get what they want or need for things they already have but don’t use much or have abundance of. This is how our ancestors used to trade when money was not invented yet. Because of the pandemic, this old practice is […]
Parents are in anxious mode as the government announced that the school year 2020 will still push through in spite of the threat of the Covid-19 virus. However, the President retracted this and said he would not let kids go to school physically until a vaccine is found, Despite this, a lot of school, private […]
Quarantine measures in Metro Manila will ease up by June 1st as the government announced that Metro Manila will be placed under the General Community Quarantine (GCQ), some public transportation services will be allowed operation, including GrabCar. Here are things you need to you need to know about GrabCar Safety and Health Measures amid Operation […]
As we observe the global pandemic strikes across nations and industries, Covid-19 vaccine remains to be a pursuit of all leading pharmaceutical and hospital laboratories. The virus could only be dealt with scientific approach and healthcare is the top priority however we are now observing larger movements of people as our local leaders are easing […]
For many, Covid-19 has turned work life upside down. That means job losses decrease working hours and rapid adjustments to working from home that has created changes no one could have predicted. While unemployment is expected to increase. JobStreet.com launched its #TogetherAhead initiative to assist job seekers and hirers to find opportunities that are fit […]
During the lockdown a lot of us experienced home troubles especially with our home appliances getting broken and some parts of our homes that needs repairing. The problem was there was we have no place to buy what we need and so we were left with more stress and despair trying to adopt to the […]
As our country adapts to the new normal, physical distancing and online purchases will become part of the new normal. Going cashless is one the best options for everyone to minimize contact and prevent the spread the disease. It’s just great that several cashless options are readily available for consumers – including PayMaya. However, many […]