How to be smart and sensible about self-care
Invited to talk about self-care on the Unlock Philippines podcast, I discussed how the lockdown might have driven us to try out…
For years, when my family spent summers and All Saints’ and All Souls’ holidays in my father’s hometown, Bauang in...
This summer, palanggas, with more than 7,000 islands to choose from, you definitely won’t have a hard time finding your own fun place in the sun.
Summer has come early in the Queen City. Cebu is sizzling hot and has the warmest people to boot. I must have been a Cebuana in a former life as Cebu has become so close to my heart, thanks to my growing friendships and many projects in the city.
The dry and hot season is upon us. This means not only higher power consumption, as we try to keep cool, but also greater risk of fire.
Just when I figured out how to quench the summer heat, it started to rain. On the brighter side, no rain can ruin chef Daniel Back’s ice cream parade!
With summer comes a lot of occasions for skin-baring. Sadly, no amount of protection shields us from the harmful rays of the sun, which causes dark spots, dry skin and dry hair, among other things.
There is no single sure-fire way to wellness. What may be effective to some may not produce the same results in others. But one thing is certain; if your regimen works for you, then it doesn’t hurt to recommend it to someone else.
One thing’s for sure this summer—your kids will complain about the heat. While you can whisk them off to a resort or a hotel for a few days, what about the rest of their summer vacation?
The summer season is about fun, sun, and the beach for the next three months. This is also the time of the year when most of you are getting your beach body ready.
Are you hunting for fun activities for your kids this summer? Cooking and baking are not just for grownups anymore. With the popularity of “Junior Masterchef” and the reality TV shows with real-life chefs, children are curious to don a chef’s jacket and play with food.
