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And the long wait is over! Whether you're celebrating it or not, Merry Christmas! Are you enjoying your day today? Let me think, pretty much you still have hangover from last night party or you're still sober because you need to meet your godchildren. Yeah, I feel you, #godfatherduty. Well, the sad part for me is Christmas day always spoils and makes me bloated. Food is good but I need to stay healthy. So, I'll try hard to control my sugar cravings and reduce my carb intake again. It was a busy morning today with a little bit of stress, I had to multitask, cooking while writing this article. Hopefully, I'll be able to finish it tomorrow for me to post it before the year ends. Goodbye for now, netflix marathon. And the great news is, tantananan(with drum roll), this is my last article for 2017! Yey! I can't wait for the new year to start and before the countdown happens, I'd like to thank God for a great year. It's really way better than 2016. Than

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Let's rejoice! Well, not only that but most of us also consider December as one of the busiest months. Do you agree? Hands up! Actually, I'm one of them. Why? As we all know we are now in the holiday season. Everyone is busy as bee and whether we like it or not we are somewhat required to be a one day millionaire. In reality, instead of saving it for a rainy day, our 13th month pay or Christmas bonus often goes into the merchants' pockets. We shop a lot just to make sure that everyone(from your family, friends, godchildren to coworkers) on your list will receive a unique gift from you. Pretty much if you won't do this, you won't unwrap any gifts under the Christmas tree. No, just kidding. It's still best to give gifts without expecting anything in return. Furthermore, we buy new clothes and new shoes but if you're so lucky and received very big holiday bonus from your work, you'll surely buy new car or

Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas! It's less than three weeks away. Can you feel it in the air? Aren't you excited? Of course we are excited. Right? There are a lot of reasons to be excited, especially if you are a Filipino. It is not hidden that the Philippines is predominantly Roman Catholic nation. Hence, we have gazillion fiestas, we are happy people and we always want to celebrate life. Indeed, one celebration that we can't set aside is Christmas. OMG! I can't wait! I can't wait to eat classic Filipino sweet spaghetti and fruit salad on Noche Buena(Christmas Eve Feast). I can't wait to attend the Misa de Gallo or Simbang Gabi(Rooster's Mass), family reunion and white elephant gift exchange. Definitely, I won't forget my godchildren. I can't wait to buy gifts and expertly wrap it. Moreover, our excitement even transcends on social media like facebook and instagram. Many millennials post pictures related to Christmas and add hashtags like #christ

"Money, money, money. Always sunny in the rich man's world". Thank you Abba for this song. When I was a little kid, you know the elementary school days, I was told that money is the root of all evil. Totally true but for me, it's not all the time. Not only in school but often we still hear negative connotation from someone about money even up until now. Come on! Let's be honest, money can be a "Tree of Life" too, like a coconut tree. I mean, it saves lives. It gives sunny day and happiness to everyone. Right? If I gave you $20 right now, oh! Since I'm in the Philippines, let's change it to 1,000 Pesos. It's not a big amount of money but, what would you do with it and where would you like to spend it? Don't worry these are just hypothetical questions. So, sadly you won't really get money from me. Well, there's a lot! As an answer to my questions, I would either go to the grocery store and buy different varieties of Spam or d