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Every I don't exactly know and am not sure when, apple releases a new variation of the iPhone which you don't specifically know the difference between the last variant honestly. Now they already have the iPhone 13 variant and its quite hefty for the highest end costing a whopping P100K +  Don't get me wrong. I own an Iphone because eversince I am an iphone user and functionality-wise, between an android, I just find the Iphone much easier to use and navigate. Android seems to be lacking in terms of organization which apple definitely has in their iphones. But, would I updgrade to a much expensive flagship release which has tons of features which I am not exactly familiar with? basically, the features that I love in an iphone is just Imessage, Facetime, cameras (back and selfie). But do I need a phone with cinematic features and tons of zoom? Not really. Maybe for vloggers it might come in handy but not for me. I still have my trusty Iphone 6S+ and still updgraded with the I

 welcome to the Philippines... ...the country that did not close its borders when the Covid-19 was first reported. the country where face shields were considered to be a must have to protect from Covid-19, in addition to face masks. ...the country that procures vaccines that are China made even if the major pharmaceutical manufacturers are offering more effective and less costly vaccines. ...the country that seems to have a confusing (or rather confused) quarantine classifications. one moment, we are in Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) and just about to happen, the more laxed General Community Quarantine (GCQ). despite still having surges in Covid 19 and hospitals in full capacity already given the dreaded Delta variant as well. the government seems to be playing with the classification like a Yo-Yo without looking into the counts, stats and projections.  many citizens have already died from Covid since the beginning of this pandemic and it seems the gov'ts efforts to contain is

If you're quite very busy the previous week due to numerous work and tight deadlines, who wouldn't appreciate having weekend breaks? Part of having to Work-from-Home (WFH) set-up is an unmistakable need to extend work hours. It's inevitable. Don't get me wrong, I truly, genuinely, really appreciate the current Work from Home set-up especially during this time of pandemic. You're quite the multi-tasker: you can sideline a little house chore or errand whilst doing the job you are being paid to do.  Now, going back to weekends: do the times to help you relax or unwind. It helps to relieve the stress or at least bring back to your sanity during the hustle and bustle of the previous week. It helps you check your mental health. Sometimes, you feel drained out and tired from the the work you do and the tasks that you need to deliver. Eat your favorite food, do some exercises, read your favorite book. Or maybe Blog (just like me). Something that you can do and separate your

I am not quite sure if this 'tradition' is just common in the Philippines or anywhere else, but when September 1 steps-in, this is when the Christmas feels starts to step in. Well at least here in the Philippines as I am quite aware of it. Some may begin decorating for Christmas this early on. But not for me.😃 You already begin to hear Christmas carols playing in the background in some establishments already which is like having a feeling of longing for Christmas. As my contribution to this tradition, I just usually begin to play Christmas carols but not really on blast. Not to be over-exaggerating. The term is 'sakto lang'. I usually begin to put Christmas decors during Halloween period so that when November steps in, the decors are already in full-blast and somewhat in place already for a longer time. " Deck the halls with boughs of holly Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la 'Tis the season to be jolly Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la..." This has been the second Chr