5 things to do during rainy weather
Last week, a lot of my plans were postponed because of rainy weather. I stayed at home, stepping out only if it’s…
Move over millennials, Gen Z is marching in with the numbers!
It’s masochistic, choosing to ride the Philippine National Railways (PNR).
Transparent plastic bras are on sale and Thai men want penis whitening. The MRT has bogged down a couple of times already and the President does not intend to stop cursing. Old and new join forces to rein in 2018—and I’m not sure they will bring any good. We can’t stop hoping, though. Here’s eight (para swerte daw) things I’m looking forward to:
I can’t think,” said Miss Universe 2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, in her South African twang.
It seemed as if Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters was still vying for the 2017 Miss Universe title.
It seemed like Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters was still vying for 2017 Miss Universe title.
“Kahera,” a #KwentongJollibee ad released on Grandparents’ Day, was the benchmark. Posted Sept. 7, it reached 4.5 million views on Facebook in less than 24 hours. The viral video about Lola’s occasionally blunt love, now at 7 million views, was the gold standard.
Ryan, the borta guy from Episode 1 (“Best Hook Up Ever”), won’t appear again on “Hanging Out.” Pretty sure the character said goodbye for good when he tapped out of his date’s birthday party and refused to eat the handa.
Valentine’s Day is the 24 hours each year when culture forces people to quantify love. Romantic gestures are a must. The more unique, the more bombastic, the more thought out, the better.
