All I Can Handle

Last night, my best friend told me that his brother had a dream about me. In this dream, I was invisible but my best friend kept on insisting to his brother that I was there. Finally, my best friend's brother asked my best friend to tell me to move something in the house to prove that I was there. He was very surprised when I did. What was weird about all this is that I have never met my best friend's brother before. Do you ever feel invisible? Too many people in this world feel like they are invisible. They think that their lives don't matter. More often than not, this leads us to think that we have to become a world leader or a great innovator like Steve Jobs to not be invisible. However, in classical works such as the book of Ecclesiastes, the wise author proclaims that all things in this world are vanities. Legacies are vanities. Wisdom and wealth are vanities. Because, dear friends, as powerful as they might seem to us today, all the celebrities, politicians, and

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It is election season once more. It is that time again when politicians will sing and dance, bash each other, and tell you everything that you want to hear, all in the name of getting your vote.  As part of my civic responsibility, I had been reminding friends and acquaintances to register for the 2023 Barangay and SK Elections. If you have already registered for the 2023 elections, it is now time to know your polling center and precinct number. Having these information in hand on election day will drastically reduce the amount of time you spend in the voting process. Here is a step by step guide on how to find your precinct number. 1. First, visit  https://precinctfinder.comelec.gov.ph/voter_precinct . 2. Click on 'Continue' to signify consent that you are allowing COMELEC to process your data. You will now be directed to COMELEC's Precinct Finder. 3. Fill in your data. Make sure to tick the 'I'm not a robot' checkbox. After successfully verifying that y

The Little Prince is one of those books which has a different meaning for different people depending on which stage of their life they find themselves in. It's almost like the bible which can be interpreted in several different ways. The Little Prince is a book about relationships and how to think like a child. It also has some references to spirituality especially towards the end of the book. While it has the distinction of being the second most translated book after the bible, surprisingly it still hasn't been translated to many Philippine languages. Currently, The Little Prince is only available in Tagalog (Filipino), Bikol and Chavacano. The Philippines has eight major languages so we still have a long way to go. 😙 Where and How to Buy The Little Prince in Tagalog (Filipino) Online Price: P129.00 Website:  http://claretianpublicationsbookstore.com/books/pastoral/ang-munting-prinsipe At National Bookstore It is available in selected National Bookstore branches

In 2017, the BSP ordered all banks in the Philippines with EMV chip-enabled cards by June of 2018. This move was a result of the increase in incidents of ATM fraud or ATM skimming. BPI has begun distributing its new EMV ATM card and the good news is it's free! However, the EMV ATM card isn't available in all areas yet and availability currently depends on which branch you opened your BPI ATM account. How to know if my BPI EMV Card is already available for pick up BPI clients will receive a text message or an SMS and an email when their new BPI EMV ATM card is already ready for pick up at the branch where they opened their BPI account. Click  here  to find out if your branch is already distributing the new BPI EMV card to its clients. What are the requirements needed to claim my BPI EMV Card? 1. One (1) valid government-issued ID with photo and signature 2. Photocopy of the ID 3. Your current BPI ATM card Reminders when claiming your BPI EMV chip-enabled Card Don

Spending good money to watch fireworks is one of my guilty pleasures in life. Well, who doesn't like fireworks? I mean I always thought that they were the closest that man has ever gotten to recreating sunrises and sunsets. Difference Between Silver, Gold, VIP, and Patron with Dinner My friend and I have been watching the Philippine International Pyromusical Competition at SM MOA almost every year since 2010. The first time, we just watched it from afar because we didn't want to pay for a ticket. But over the past few years, we were able to watch the Philippine International Pyromusical Competition with a Silver, Gold, VIP, and Patron with Dinner ticket. The Silver ticket will not give you a good vantage point. It is crowded and there are no chairs. The worst thing about it is that you don't see the entire fireworks display because you can only see the ones at the top but you do get to hear the music being played (which is the only difference between the Silv

Did you know that Binondo is the oldest Chinatown in the world? This section of Manila is so full of history and it is a must-see for every traveler visiting Manila!  Here are eight cool things that you can do in Binondo. 1. Visit Binondo Church If you like old churches (like me), you definitely have to visit Binondo church. It's super cool because it has a pagoda-like bell tower. it is probably one of the most unique churches that you'll ever see in the country. 😲 Source: By Lawrence Ruiz - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=51373004 2. Eat Dumpling at Wai Ying I first ate at Wai Ying seven years ago because of a friend's recommendation. I have since been eating there every time I visit Binondo. Wai Ying looks like one of those very old restaurants in Binondo that serve authentic Chinese food. Their prices are very budget-friendly and their food is so good. I especially like their Fried Dumplings, Fried Rice, Radish Ca