As we step into the world of adulthood, it is really difficult to find some rest. Some people would consider it a sin; knowing that there are a lot of things you have to prioritize and finish, but some would say that it is just right to have one especially if you feel exhausted or drained. In this episode, we shared the types of rest that we prefer and why the feeling of guilt in taking rest is not bad at all.

They say good things always come to an end and online class is not an exception. Before we officially close the final tab of this online experience, Sol and I looked back on our journey as college teachers during the pandemic, the challenges we encountered, and the realizations that truly changed our vision and mission in teaching our students.

In today’s world, someone often claims to be hurt or offended by something. With people who come from different walks of life, is it just right to perceive that the current generation has become too politically correct and sensitive? In this episode, we asked Jan Lester Beler about his perceptions of how age and technology affect the way we establish, develop, and maintain social relationships with people from different generations.

It’s that time of the year again! Love is in the air! Love is for everyone! In this pre-valentine episode, we talked about how we perceive love, our love languages, and how love teaches us to become better people as we grow old. Happy Valentine’s Day to you, our dear listener!

Have you experienced having a thing towards someone yet you are unsure where the both of you stand? It would be a tough situation, right? In this episode, we talked about the most controversial topic in relationships—THE LABELS!

Is life beautiful? Is life a blessing? Is life a gift? In this episode, Sol and I reflected on our life recently, how we see it as young adults, and why it is so important to live our life to the fullest and with no regrets.

Is it true that favorites exist among siblings? How hard it is to be the ate or kuya of the house? How about being the bunso? In this episode, Sol and I shared what it feels like to be the eldest and the youngest in the family.

Kwentuhang May Cy-Cy is back with a bang! As we welcome the year 2023, Sol and I looked back on our memorable 2022 highlights: the things that we are grateful for, the lessons it brought in our lives—the good and the bad, and shared some things that we are looking forward to this amazing year!

It has been a Catholic tradition in the Philippines to attend a series of 9 consecutive holy masses before Christmas. This is popularly known in the country as “Simbang Gabi.” In this episode, we shared our unforgettable moments attending this Eucharistic celebration, together with the famous Filipino delicacies that surely motivated us to wake up early at 3:00 am!

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Featured music:

The Christmas Song by New York Jazz Trio

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We only have 25 days before Christmas and a lot of Filipinos are already hoarding presents for their family, relatives, and of course, the little inaanaks! As one of the much-awaited holidays every year, how can someone manage to provide Christmas presents while having a tight budget? In this episode, we discussed our take on budgeting our money as we prepare for this highly anticipated gift-giving in the country!

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Featured music:

Let It Snow by New York Jazz Trio

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