PPop will start the Pinoy version of the Hallyu Wave. PPop, as coined by fans, has been living under the shadow of OPM (Original Pinoy Music) for so long now. But I’m glad the distinction is gradually becoming widely known. And it’s about time. PPop is the subgenre of OPM that goes beyond the typical … Read more
Dali Everyday Grocery is a great alternative way to buy necessities at home at inflation-resistant, affordable prices. We’ve seen many of these Dali Grocery Stores popping up in the Metro in recent years. These are actual creative ways to sell products that are inflation-resistant and these help ordinary Filipinos stretch their pesos more. Dali Everyday … Read more
The bottom line of the review is this is a good tool for small items, for bikes, and for topping up, but not for inflating car tires from flat. Xiaomi Portable Air Compressor 2 Price: Php 1679.00 (as of Mar 2024)Link: Lazada This battery-powered air compressor is portable and can be used with different tires … Read more
This is my humble attempt at breaking down in detail the song Akala (by RADKIDZ). This song is pretty popular nowadays (circa Feb 2024) because of its links to PPop via SB19’s Pablo and his brother Josue (collectively known as “RADKIDZ”). When I heard it a couple of times, I realized more and more how … Read more
This post shares my selections for the best pants diapers in the Philippines (from Lazada) and why I chose them. Best Diaper Pants At a Glance (Price Per Pc) Here are the best diapers per size in terms of cost and quality per size (as of Feb 2024 in Lazada): Brand Size Price (in PHP) … Read more
This post shares some tips on how I applied for our son with ASD a Persons with Disability (PWD) ID in our local barangay. I feel that one way for a parent to cope with the reality that his child has a disability is by applying for a PWD ID. I empathize with some parents … Read more
Christmas deeply ties former Spanish colonies on both sides of the Pacific. Noche Buena (“good night”) is the celebration of Christmas Eve that happens at midnight. Here in the Philippines, families spend time together, eat lots of good food, exchange gifts, and play parlor games within their homes during that time. Growing up, I’ve always … Read more