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Rabiya Mateo: Her regal walk to the Miss Universe

Rabiya Mateo is a woman of aspiration. Her dream is to win Miss Universe, a beauty pageant that can change her life and promote her advocacy in life. She hopes to change her life like all the women of her age. And yes, she is here at the Miss Universe Pageant to fulfill her dream. Winning Miss Universe is remarkable. As all candidates vow to do their best features and wish to win, Rabiya Mateo... [Read More]

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PRRD: As a husband, father, and leader

Who could have guessed that a town mayor from Davao, Mindanao, became the 16th President of the Philippines? None could have thought about that. However, beating the odds, this town major turned into the president of the country. He managed to win the crucial and stern battles during the political campaign. Labeled as “this and that,” “so and so,” and “such and such” from countless... [Read More]

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5 Greatest Women in the Philippines Today

Imagine a world of autocracy, a domain of despotism, and a realm of total power. Now, imagine a world with balance and a world where forces of strong and weak see eye to eye. Then, imagine the existence of groups of influential women who vow to bring change in society and the country as well. Well, influential women can initiate actions, fulfill their plans, and enforce support to help people... [Read More]

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Viral Issue: How Porridge Becomes Nonessential?

The viral issue of porridge as nonessential food received a verdict in the palace: It is essential. However, one can consider this point - affluent shoes, fancy pieces of jewelry, luxurious 75-inch televisions, and other lavish home appliance brands have never been essential. Or at least, these things have never been the priority among millions of poor people. However, porridge by definition... [Read More]

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Importance of taking time off and its benefits

Spending too much work on something is precarious. In other words, fatigue or overstress can kill people. Of course, these people can experience various health problems that surely kill them sooner or later. Due to extreme exposure to other substances and work, they undertake some issues that relate to relaxation and unwinding. For that reason, taking some time off appears to be rewarding that it... [Read More]

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And yes, men can dance, too.

Dance, as an art form and a concept, does not have gender requirements of who performs on stage. Whether dance is ballet, folk, hip-hop, or modern, both men and women, regardless of their genders and sexual preferences, are just fine. This narrative is a reminder that no people must judge who can dance on stage. For ballet, both boys and girls, as well as men and women, can dance. Lara... [Read More]

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From the Era of Viruses to the Flight to Mars

The world, surely at present, is in shock. To consider the longstanding COVID-19 pandemic, we are certain that we get panicked. We are in danger of acquiring, time and again, some diseases, such as Ebola, smallpox, measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, shingles, hepatitis, herpes, and cold sores, polio, rabies, and Hanta fever that can affect us. The recurrence of African swine fever (ASF) and... [Read More]

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Maka-Survive Ba ang Minyo nga Lalaki sa Sweldo Nga ₱365.00 A Day?

Sakto na ba ang ₱365.00 na sweldo kada adlaw sa Region 10 sa Mindanao, Philippines? Is ₱365.00 enough for a married man to feed himself and his family? Is it enough for him to survive? To answer these questions, it is proper to consider discussing this paralysis of dreams and reviewing how a married man with one child struggles to survive daily. Ang Kita Nga ₱365.00 And yes, you are a... [Read More]