Suze Orman speaks fondly of Filipinos. For many years, she has had Filipinos working for her back home in the US, and she only has praises for their diligence and dedication.
Just when I thought it was safe to put away the alphabet books and flash cards, my son came along and made me realize that I was in for another two years of “A is for Apple”! Here’s my own set of ABCs where, finally, A ain’t for Apple.
Candles have been a must-have décor for years now. They come in different sizes and shapes, the most common being the pillar candles.
Shopping for baby stuff in Manila has gotten better. The number of items on the market now has increased, compared to two and a half years ago, when I was shopping for my son. However, I found myself with a new challenge—fixing my toddler’s room.
It began as a passion, a passion for boating and sailing, and from that passion was born a mission: To stage a premier exhibition that will gather manufacturers and enthusiasts in one venue for a weekend of shopping, exchanging ideas, sailing and festivities.
Last Christmas marked realtor Gab Perez’s first year in his bachelor’s pad. His unit at Angelica Manor in San Antonio Village, Ortigas, Pasig City, is a testament to his success as a young entrepreneur.
The so-called “economy-class syndrome”—the development of potentially fatal blood clots in the legs known as deep venous thromboses (DVTs)—may have nothing to do with where a plane passenger sits.
Famous beauty physician Dr. Vicki Belo launched her latest project at the Cameron Room, Essensa East Forbes Building at the Fort.
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