These days taught us to be practical and I realized that it could kill dreams if we remain that way thinking that we should be on an autopilot fit for a survival mode:

I am no longer single, not a mom and in between. I would lke to share some of my thoughts regarding relationships and how we can make it pandemic ready. Be a tomato. Give your lycopene only to those who deserves it. Check out my thoughts regarding romantic relationships during this pandemic.

Three family members had the slight symptoms of the virus, we were told to wait 5 days before testing and had to stay at home. Our respond was to take it as an emergency case at home. I would like to share with you what we did with those slight symptoms. I am grateful to everyone who supported us in that journey. This pandemic taught me to become more resilient. I am not a medical expert, please seek your doctor immediately for any symptoms. This podcast is just a narrative in case you have to wait.

I love food. I am drawn to people who makes it and prepares it with a lot of love. Join me as I share with you the story of Filipino chef in Thailand. His culinary masterpieces were experienced by some of TH's most stylish hotels. He shared with me his story, his thrive and inspiration to prosper in times of pandemic. Food is a great conversation starter. Join us!

I met Mike Talplacido in one of my online platforms. Today, he shared about his thrive as a Filipino writer and his techniqes on how he was able to publish his book Kiss My Mike. A book about hos momento, love stories, LGBT pride and his diaspora journey.

Sustainable fashion is more of an awareness for me. Whenever we are aware about our closet, we know what we want in it. Join me as I share with you some of the experiences I had in his quest for more mindful clothes shopping.

This pandemic made us stay at home. We are in this together and while we wait for the word to return to our old ways, allow me to share my home activities that you could give a try. Home is where the heart is so we have to keep our hearts happy and healthy. Happy home happy life!

Our friend Harold loves traveling and he likes to go on adventures. He walked away from his career in the business district in the Philippines to pursue new passion. Listen to his stories on how his casual Canadian visits turned into migration and learning to become a student once again. His stint in a Netflix series is another story. Thanks for staying!

Tatay is a Filipino word for father. This episode is very personal and it allowed me to become vulnerable. A father may be biological or someone who held us during our journey. A bond that we could safely say we have someone to call our rock. Thankful to every father who kissed the sun for our future. Gratitude to every dad who silently stood for us when nobody even dared to look at us. Ang Tatay ko is all about my father who may be the same as yours.