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One of the events we personally miss in our line of work is the artisan fairs. But more than just being purveyors of local artisan products, I think it’s the
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Whether or not the National Capital Region’s lockdown will be downgraded to general community quarantine (GCQ) come May 15 is still being deliberated. One of the provisions of GCQ is
I don’t know about you, but I sure do love my greens. Out of the three food groups, I think what appeals most to me now is getting that glow
While I have steadily controlled my urge to shop for clothes—or at least new ones—my retail problem has now shifted to buying books. But I’m not ashamed of it. This
ICYMI: One of Korea’s biggest retail stores No Brand (they have over 250 stores in Korea), popular for their literal no branding approach to products, opened its first store in
The rainy season has officially started. And while the torrential rains keep plip-plop-plup-ing that’s not going to stop any sensible seeker of adventure in the metro, especially, when right at
In the Filipino psyche, there are only a few occasions that warrant flowers: weddings, Mother’s Day, Valentines Day, all souls day, and some holidays that are either made up or
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