Life Archives
7 Sparkling Tips to Turning Your Life Around
Kach Medina
We all reach crossroads where we have to decide which direction our life is headed. For some it’s easy; they have clear goals and objectives and they know how to achieve them. I thought I was one of them, until a sudden realization changed my life forever. Against all advice, (more…)Read More
How to Sparkle Like a Sexy Momma
Ana Viajera
Your son is your world. I get it. So is mine. But there are other things in my world too, namely the rest of the family, friends, my career, my passions, and most of all, myself. Although I would do anything for my son, he is not necessarily the center (more…)Read More
Blog Count: (13) Meet Pinay in Dubay
Tish Leizens
“Get hooked on the day-to-day story of a Pinay Wanderer in Dubai as she battles on real life situations,” says the beginning line of our featured blogger, Pinay in Dubay. We followed her blog and actually asked her to write for Pinay.com, and she did, with her first story, “In Dubai (more…)Read More
Blog Count: (12) Meet Two Monkeys Travel
Tish Leizens 1
You can decide to quit your job and just travel. Seriously? Well, the monkeys did it—that’s our Pinay, Kach Mu, and her sweetheart, Jonathan Howe. They call themselves “The Little Brown Monkey” and “The Old White Monkey,” the latter was born in England but spent much of his childhood in Kenya and (more…)Read More
Make a Vision Board to Start Your Year
Omehra 1
This 2016 I’m bringing vision board work and playshops to Manila and other cities around the Philippine islands. The first one is on February 27, 2016 in Manila. Be on the look out for others events at Facebook and at EventsBrite. I don’t believe in new year resolutions. But I do believe in hope and in (more…)Read More
Who Says I’m Short? I’m Taller Than You Think
Ma. Ana Elizabeth 1
I grew up watching and admiring beauty queens. When I was a kid, whenever I see candidates of Miss Universe walking on a stage, I couldn’t stop myself from saying, “I’ll be a beauty queen too.” But that never happened and would never happen because I’m short. I do agree (more…)Read More
Blog Count: (9) Meet Shai Coggins
Tish Leizens
You can see as soon as you flip through her blog pages that Shai Coggins, a 40-year old Filipina-Australian, is imaginative and creative. She likes painting in oils, dabbling in acrylic and mixed media, pen/ink and watercolors. She actually likes a lot of things. This Pinay, married to an English-Aussie man, (more…)Read More
7 Sparkling Lessons From An Unconventional Mom
Ana Viajera
My mother is a beautiful, complex creature like no other. She wasn’t like most moms, not prone to exhibiting sappy affections or wearing aprons. When we were newborns, she rarely carried us in her arms, afraid that we would accidentally slip off her fingers. The carrying was left to the (more…)Read More
Maganda, kaya mo yan.
Omehra 2
There are times that life can be hard. We have to think of things that are hard to handle. We have to do things that are hard to do. And there are times that we have to say things that are hard to say. Maganda, kaya mo yan! Beautiful, you can (more…)Read More
I See You: From One Divine Soul to Another
Jennifer Madriaga 2
Sawa bona. (I see you.) Sikhona. (I am here.) Also translated as: Until you see me I do not exist. When you see me, you bring me into existence. ~ Traditional Greeting from the Samburu tribe of North Africa We are all interconnected. The need for validation comes from the (more…)Read More
Join our contest!
-
Discovering the Babaylan in Me
Sept. 6, 2018
Recent Comments