Sunday Currently vol. 2
It turns out that we can actually just stay at home and not spend money on leisure. Can you believe?! Continue reading Sunday Currently vol. 2
Author: Miel
Currently in Abu Dhabi, UAE, Miel is a 20-something lass from the Philippines who aspires to travel the world and become a great writer someday.
Apps that might help kill boredom this quarantine season
If you’re already tired of whatever you’re doing, here are some apps that might help kill boredom during this quarantine season. Continue reading Apps that might help kill boredom this quarantine season
Letters From A | 03
The world has been full of negativity lately, the last thing you want to do is to inflict more of it to a person. Hay life! Continue reading Letters From A | 03
Guess we’re on our own, kids
Don’t ask me why I’m so mad and disappointed with the current government. If you’re not, maybe I should be the one asking you why. Continue reading Guess we’re on our own, kids
Sunday Currently vol. 1
Hi, I’m back! Took a day off from work today since I’ve been feeling really sick plus I’m having back pain like I’m 70 – no offense to my grandma. It’s so scary to be sick nowadays because of the … Continue reading Sunday Currently vol. 1
Letters From A | 02
Learned a thing called chronotype which is our body’s biological clock and how we can make use of it on planning our day-to-day activities. Continue reading Letters From A | 02
We’ll work things out this 2020
Let’s all face it. New Year’s resolutions never work out. We all set these unrealistic goals and three days into the new year, we have already given up on it. However, the universe – no matter how we always screw … Continue reading We’ll work things out this 2020
Letters From A | 01
On quitting my job, spending holidays with my family, and letting go of old things to embrace the new ones. Continue reading Letters From A | 01
Kindness is never a weakness
I was in line at Carrefour last night, a little focused watching How I Met Your Mother, when I suddenly overheard the cashier say something I didn’t clearly hear to the customer in front of me. “Sorry, what is it?” … Continue reading Kindness is never a weakness
