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Our Fur Babies

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This article is in dedication to our beloved fur babies for giving us joy, headaches, and additional spices in our journey to old age. Let me share with you the history of our 4-legged siblings and how their number invades our life. Way back in 2011, I brought home a female puppy, a breed of Aspin (Asong Pinoy), from our chapel and we named her Simba.  Simba later gave birth to seven wonderful pups. However, one night I let her out of the house thinking that she wanted to pee. I waited for her to come back. Sadly, she never did.  Days passed and we found out that she was butchered by men from our neighbouring barangay. One of our neighbours saw them.  It was a painful truth knowing that Simba was a victim of animal cruelty. I cried and blamed myself a bit. Had I not let her out, she would still be alive until now. Well, past is past. Can't bring her back. Instead, we diverted our emotion on taking good care of her orphans. Such cute little pups. It wasn't hard raising them but
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What Happened the Past Three months?

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Hi! How are you? I hope you're doing fine amidst the crisis that the whole world is facing today. It's been a while since I made some updates 'coz I have been busy at work in the past few months char! Honestly, I was struck by procrastination-sickness so here I am again trying to tell stories on my whereabouts together with the love of my life. Last December 2019, our Christmas vacation was spent at Ozamiz City, my husband's hometown. It was our first time coming back as married couple and my first time to celebrate Christmas with them. His family warmly welcomed us and it made me even more excited to roam around the city once again. On the 25th of December we went to Tangub City to see its array of holiday decor and enticing glow of lights bathing the streets. I was in awe seeing the beautifully built structures covered by eye catching series lights that illuminate the whole area. It was marvelous! Plus the fireworks greeted us with its ecstatic perf
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Prenup at Malasag

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Few of my friends asked about our prenup photos. They wanted to see it and expected me to post it in social media like what others did. I told them that I'd post it after the wedding. Why? Because I don't want to catch people's attention and it's also a way to prevent the news from spreading, that I am getting married. Haha! I mean, the world doesn't have to know. Informing the people dear to us privately is enough. But now that 3 months have passed after getting married, I have the guts to show to you our prenup pictorials. We did it at Malasag Eco-Tourism Village at Malasag Hill, Cugman, Cagayan de Oro City on a Sunday of May 26, 2019. With us were my parents and sisters, my bestfriend and my husband's cousin as our photographers, and our makeup artist. We rented a van to get to our destination. I also rented two of my dresses from my auntie's gown shop (the one who provided for our entourage's outfits) and borrowed one from my bestfrie
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