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Looking for a cozy spot to unwind with cats? 🐱❤️Dampa Catspresso Café is a must-visit for every cat lover. There's no en...
17/06/2026

Looking for a cozy spot to unwind with cats? 🐱❤️

Dampa Catspresso Café is a must-visit for every cat lover. There's no entrance fee—simply order a drink and enjoy hanging out with their lovable furbabies at the Cat Sanctuary.

Trust me, it's hard not to leave with a smile after spending time with these adorable little companions. 🥰

📍 2nd Floor, Davao Dampa Seafood
Artiaga-Roxas Street (near Alu Hotel), Davao City

It's a "not okay" kinda Monday so I'm here sippin' Biscoff Latte, thinking that misunderstandings and farewells don't mi...
15/06/2026

It's a "not okay" kinda Monday so I'm here sippin' Biscoff Latte, thinking that misunderstandings and farewells don't mix well with me. ❤️💔

Today was not promised. Grateful for today. Grateful everyday. ❤️✨
02/06/2026

Today was not promised. Grateful for today. Grateful everyday. ❤️✨

I finally found the brand that never misses. 😭💜Started with Grace & Glow’s viral Deo Serum, then their Sun Body Serum & ...
15/05/2026

I finally found the brand that never misses. 😭💜

Started with Grace & Glow’s viral Deo Serum, then their Sun Body Serum & lotion… now I’m obsessed with Midnight Siren Body Mist. ✨

Not just hype, not just “budol” — their products actually make you feel confident, fresh, and THAT girl. 🌙💅

Safe to say Grace & Glow became my forever fave.

Get yours here ➡️ https://s.shopee.ph/809WIbuGOb

"Talo ka kapag lagi kang may pake." ctto: Tita Talks PH
26/04/2026

"Talo ka kapag lagi kang may pake."

ctto: Tita Talks PH

Tried this with no expectations and ended up liking it more than I thought. It’s clean, smooth, and doesn’t feel like yo...
13/04/2026

Tried this with no expectations and ended up liking it more than I thought. It’s clean, smooth, and doesn’t feel like your typical instant coffee. Kind of one of those “you get it when you try it” things. ❤️☕

Sharing the link below.

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⚠️ Be careful with unexpected video callsDon’t answer suspicious calls right away --- always stay cautious.I just experi...
31/03/2026

⚠️ Be careful with unexpected video calls

Don’t answer suspicious calls right away --- always stay cautious.

I just experienced something unusual: a video call suddenly popped up on my screen with no option except to answer via video. What’s even more concerning is that it didn’t appear in my call logs afterward.

Please stay alert and think twice before accepting calls like this. Your safety and privacy matter.

I was on a work-related trip from Thursday to Friday, and every time I rode a taxi, drivers would humbly say...“Ma’am ik...
21/03/2026

I was on a work-related trip from Thursday to Friday, and every time I rode a taxi, drivers would humbly say...

“Ma’am ikaw na bahala pila idungag nimo, miski gamay ra gud Ma'am kay mahal na kaayo ang gasolina. Salamat Maam."

Even before the oil price hike (because of the Iran–USA fiasco), I would always give extra tips to taxi drivers. But it hits different now --- hearing them ask for it, not out of habit, but out of need. You can feel it. The weight of it.

Then I go online and see posts --- business owners offering discounted, even free gasoline. People doing what they can, giving what they can, helping however they can. And it makes you stop for a moment.
Because in times like this, when everything feels expensive, uncertain, and a little heavier than usual, people are still choosing to show up for each other.

Quietly.
Sincerely.
Without needing recognition.

Maybe that’s the point. Not everyone can give a lot --- but everyone can give something.

A little extra tip.
A small act of kindness.
A bit of understanding.

Let’s look out for each other. Especially now.

It’s Women’s Month, and I found myself thinking about the things people have said about me over the years.“You’re too se...
05/03/2026

It’s Women’s Month, and I found myself thinking about the things people have said about me over the years.

“You’re too sensitive.”
“You take things too seriously. Chill.”
“She’d be prettier if she lost about 20 kilos.”
“She’s too clingy. Too friendly.”

I’d be lying if I said those words never hurt. Of course they did.

Yes, I’m sensitive --- maybe even highly sensitive. But to me, that just means I pay attention. I notice people. I notice how they feel. And sometimes it makes me reflect on myself too --- if I’ve said or done something that might have hurt someone.

Yes, I take things seriously. I worry. I overthink. But that’s also how I prepare myself for when things don’t go the way I hoped they would.

And the weight comments… well. Sigh.
My weight has somehow been other people’s business since elementary school. Now that I’m in my 30s, I just wonder why some people spend so much time pointing out other people’s flaws when they can’t even see their own. Honestly… get a life. Lol.

As for being “too clingy” or “too friendly”--- if you know me, you know it’s never hard to be my friend. I give people my warmth easily. And yes, that has hurt me more times than I can count. I’ve had friends walk away, cut me off, even betray me. But you know what? I will never apologize for being kind. If anything, some people simply didn’t deserve the genuine friendship I gave them.

So here’s what I’m slowly learning: the things people criticize about you can also be the things that make you, "you".

And especially this Women’s Month, I want to remind every woman reading this: Never apologize for being yourself.

Sensitive.
Thoughtful.
Soft.
Strong.
Friendly.
Real.

The world may try to tell you to be less of who you are.

But the right people?
They’ll see it as exactly enough. 💛

***Photo credits to: Pinterest

Are you a Southie? ☕Finally, coffee shops are starting to pop up here in Catalunan Pequeño — and we don’t have to go too...
03/03/2026

Are you a Southie? ☕

Finally, coffee shops are starting to pop up here in Catalunan Pequeño — and we don’t have to go too far anymore for a good cup.

Crafteinated is right along the road, near Greenhills Subdivision and City College of Davao. Easy to find, easy to drop by.

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Davao-Bukidnon Road, Catalunan Pequeño Highway

8000

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