I’ve been wanting to go out and eat Korean food but this pandemic has made it difficult to satisfy that. Gladly, I still have some korean noodles and Kimchi!

As someone who writes from experience, “inspiration” can be very difficult.

We’re born and we die. Often times, we’re so focused on wasting our time because we know that our time will come - this being the inevitable truth. But we never know when, we never know why, and never know how.

Here in the Philippines, everything is offered in packs and "all in one" sort of schemes.

We've got 3 in 1 coffee, 2 for the price of 1, 2+1, and regular price + freebies and of course, bulk buying.

Though I never expected to find a "3 in 1" crispy Bangus.

Here’s something I never thought I’d ever bother talking about - nearing the age of 30.

I’ve only recently thought about this because of a recent event that had happened (I’ll save it for another post) - which made me go “Oh, I’m not 21 anymore”. Who knew that age was such a prime time? Definitely not me since I basically went through life not caring about what age I was (‘Till now!).

At Tops (again). I find myself coming here often.

It’s been very taxing, these last 2 months. March ended quite on a sour note - at least, that’s how I thought it was going to end - then I landed at Tops (again).

Been watching K-Drama, running 2 months straight now. Never would have thought I'd get so addicted - but here I am! 

Spent my early Saturday evening buying ingredients and a korean butane burner just to satisfy my want for a Korean BBQ night while watching Korean Drama. Yup! Really went out of my way this time for it to have it at home - it was well worth it! 

While sitting in a café, laying out the colourful and shiny chocolate coins I got from a party earlier, I think to myself - how great would it be if money was freely given and accessible to all just like these (referring to the coins). Of course, this would never become a reality - but then again, why is this our reality?

The internet is a very funny place to be in -

and when I say funny it’s both in a “Ha ha” tone and “Eh-heh…” tone.

Especially on places like Facebook and Twitter - there’s a never ending battle with being “politically correct” now a days. While we’re all entitled to our own opinion and “free speech” - some people just don’t know their limits. I truly believe in the saying “Your freedom ends where mine begins” but sadly, as I see it, majority don’t (on the internet).