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Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. After the savory and hearty Chopsuey with Shrimp, I’m back with the fifth entry in my cooking series—a space where I share meals and snacks close

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. After the sweet crunch of Sugar-Coated Peanuts, I’m back with the fourth entry in my cooking series—a space where I share meals and snacks close

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. The best dates are the ones that feel easy-going. It happened when my boyfriend and I had our recent lunch-and-park outing. We wanted to escape

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. After the rich flavor of Pinakbet with Coconut Milk, I’m back with the third entry in my cooking series—a space where I share meals and snacks

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. After the comforting bowl of Nilagang Baboy na may Gabi at Batuan, I’m back with the second entry cooking series— a space where I’ll share meals

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. It was around 9 AM when my mom told me I’d be joining her to go to BCGC to settle some important papers. Since there was no one to babysit my little

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. Spending time with family especially when it only happens once in a blue moon, hits different. It was around lunch time time when my mom suddenly

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. Waking up early on your birthday feels like a quiet blessing from above. Today, I turned 21, and the first thing I did was thank God for another

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well, and welcome to my first entry cooking series — a space where I’ll share meals close to my heart,and home-cooked dishes that is comforting. This

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. Rainy Sundays have a special vibe it feel slower, softer, and more personal. This Sunday, it wasn’t just the sound of raindrops that made us feel

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. In college, time with friends can feel limited, especially when not sharing the same classes. This is why our recent lunch was significant. It

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. There's something really cozy about spending a regular day with someone you love. That’s precisely how our recent shopping trip for food went down.

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. After weeks of intense preparation, sleepless nights, and continuous revisions, we completed our capstone project's pre-oral defense. Though nervous

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. Just when we thought summer was wrapping up, we managed to squeeze in one last trip before the raining month starts. Call it a catch-up summer

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. Sometimes, the simplest plans turn out to be the most memorable. That’s exactly how our day went when we spontaneously decided to have lunch out

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. There’s something refreshing about taking a break from all the academic chaos, especially when it’s unexpected. It was just a regular morning when

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. Being a leader is not just about having a title or being in charge. It's about guiding others with vision, making decisions with confidence, and

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. There’s no greater blessing in life than having a mother — someone who loves unconditionally, sacrifices endlessly, and holds the family together

Hello there! It's me, Mae! I hope you all are doing well. Ahead of my first day in Sipalay, waking up at 5 in the morning might seem like a struggle for most, but when the beach is calling— it somehow

Hello there! It's me, Mae. I hope you all are doing well. There's something truly special about traveling with family. Our 7-hour road trip from Bacolod City to Sipalay was more than just a long drive—its