Reese

After a hell of a week, I finally decided to start watching Love Design. AND WHAT IS THIS WHAHGGSGTGSVVVV!!!
          
          The kilig hit me so hard I was giggling and screaming... and of course, my dad caught me in the act. UgggggHHHH

Surprise! Early update incoming! (´. .̫ .`) ༘ؓ ँั๊ྃ

 #14 under Mystery?! Wow! Thank you so much for reading my story, everyone. <3

I told myself that I was ready to be an instrument of change here in the Philippines. With so much happening in the government, so much that frustrates and angers me, I wanted to do something meaningful. Something that could make a difference.
          
          But then, last Friday, I received an email that I had been chosen by our company to attend the Reggio Emilia Australia Information Exchange in Italy. Suddenly, a door opened to a possibility I hadn’t imagined. It feels like a channel toward my dreams, yet I don’t really know what to do next. Part of me is excited, part of me is scared, and part of me wonders if stepping away from home might mean leaving some of my hopes for change behind. I can’t help but wonder where this might lead.
          
          Anyway, this is just me rambling my thoughts. The next chapter will be uploaded (hopefully) on Thursday.
          
          xo

Thank you for sharing your story with us, Miss A!
          Honestly, I thought it would be one of those usual transferee cliches. Yung stories where the new girl gets bullied. Pero iba pala. I love how immersive your writing is, and it really makes me look forward to every chapter. You never quite know what’s going to happen next, and that’s what keeps me hooked. 

I rarely get attracted to anyone these days like am I officially entering my tita era already. Also, I should not be catching feelings for men. Men are well, society’s biggest menace, let’s be honest. HAHAHAHA
          But here we are. There’s this cute barista at my favorite coffee shop who keeps giving me extra red velvet cookies for no reason. HELLO??? Is this what people mean when they say “an organic encounter”? Because if so, the compost is composting. HAHAHAHAHA

waiting po sa udll

Hey luvies! Sorry for disappearing for a bit. Work has been super hectic lately and on top of that I’ve been volunteering at Project Kaluguran. It’s been such a meaningful experience, meeting new people and helping out in the community. I promise I haven’t forgotten about this story though! Thank you so much for your patience and support <3

To be honest, I wasn’t really into Thai GL series at first. I thought they were a little cringe. But watching the BTS and interviews changed my perspective. Seeing the cast laugh between takes, the crew working behind the scenes, and the care they put into every detail made me realize there’s so much heart poured into these stories. Slowly, I started to fall for them. Especially Us, The Secret of Us, 23.5, and Whale Store.
          
          What makes them special for me isn’t the grand plot twists or flashy drama, but their simplicity. It feels like sipping a warm cup of coffee on a quiet morning—gentle, soothing, and real. The shows don’t shout for attention; instead, they whisper with authenticity, capturing the small moments like a shy glance, an unspoken feeling, or an ordinary scene that suddenly feels extraordinary. That’s the kind of comfort they give, and that’s why they’ve become so easy to love for me. 

Year after year, billions are poured into “flood control projects,” yet every downpour drowns our streets and our homes. Why? Because too many of these projects are half-baked, overpriced, or worse, never built at all.
          
          Every peso stolen is another family forced to evacuate, another child missing school, and another life put at risk.
          
          We don’t just need leaders who care. We need to hold accountable those who don’t. Until we drain corruption out of the system, no amount of flood control will ever keep us safe.