I, Jill of all trades, know nothing.
It has been a while since we last had an update here, so I thought I would update a little. We have been busy, yes. Since our bookshop came to life, and other things in our daily lives started to pick up, we really did not have much time to do any writing. Okay… maybe … More Zee participates in PAG-IBIG: Celebrating Filipino Diaspora in Romantic Fiction
I know, I think I write a lot about Sihanoukville in my Travel Posts. Sorry. It’s just that it is the only place I have been to lately (I think). Plus, I do love my Vitamin Sea. So there… This post is about Samot Baitong Resort. The ladies have asked me to feature it a … More Samot Baitong Resort: Sihanoukville’s nature-filled retreat
Ello, World! Today is my birthday. Happy birthday to me! I am old now, I admit, but that does not mean I have stopped watching cartoons. I have watched anime, too, but not as much as some people I know. When I was younger, I watched Akazukin Cha Cha, Ghost Fighter, Samurai X, Flame of … More Anime Series that inspire me
Hi folks! This post is a bit late – a day late! Sorry about that. Life seems to be running at the speed of light lately, so even if I did get my reminder, and was reminded by the Fiends, I still forgot. I blame it on age. Street food dining in Cambodia When my … More Street food dining in Cambodia: My common eats
Okay, perhaps unlimited is a bit extreme. Still, you do get to eat as much as you can – as much as your belly can handle – at Tonle Bassac 2. Tonle Bassac 2 Tonle Bassac 2 is the other half of the infamous Tonle Bassac buffet in Phnom Penh. I am not entirely sure … More Unlimited dining at Tonle Bassac 2
This post is late. Been having a helluva long week, and my weekend forecast is not looking so upbeat either. What helps me along in stressful times is Rainymood. Now, I cannot really remember how I chanced upon Rainymood, but I have been using it for years. I suppose it is partially because of my … More Rainymood: Background music for the tired soul
I have been craving sweets for the past few days, so I was indulging myself with Vietnamese sweets. Yes, I suppose I really am spoiled lately. Being in Ho Chi Minh, the desserts are something new to me. Although, there are some similarities to the desserts in Cambodia. Here are the desserts or sweets I … More Desserts trying in Ho Chi Minh
My life, in general, is influenced by my maternal grandparents. Having grown up with them, you could say that their personalities, likes, and dislikes have rubbed off on me. Friends used to comment that I am such an OLD PERSON, because of my preferences. I think Old Soul might be more appropriate though. Still, growing … More Music from my grandparents
On my first excursion outside of Phnom Penh, my mom brought our family as well as some family friends on a trip to Sihanoukville. It was around my 6th month in Cambodia, and was missing the beach (as usual). We were lucky, however, to make a side-trip to Kbal Chhay Waterfalls. Kbal Chhay Waterfalls The … More Kbal Chhay Waterfalls
Among the things Vietnam is known for is the quality of coffee. A visit to Vietnam can easily prove this, as you will see coffee shops everywhere. And I mean, EVERYWHERE. I suppose coffee was the first thing I fell loved about Vietnam, especially Vietnamese style coffee. Now, I am no expert. God knows its … More How to make Vietnamese Coffee
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