There are moments in life when someone lets us down, and the hurt or disappointment doesn’t come crashing in—it arrives quietly and takes its place. Whether it’s betrayal, disrespect, or being brushed aside by someone we once trusted or respected—at work, online, among friends, acquaintances, or even family—the weight of that disappointment finds its way… Continue reading Letting Go: The Strongest Revenge of All
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You’ll Be Surprised by People
Life has a way of teaching us lessons when we least expect it, and one of the most powerful lessons is this—you’ll be surprised by people. Sometimes in good ways, sometimes in disappointing ones, but always in ways that help you grow. People can turn out to be kinder than you thought, stronger than they… Continue reading You’ll Be Surprised by People
Holy Week: A Time to Reflect and Reconnect
Holy Week arrives each year like a quiet whisper between the rush of everyday life. It carries with it not just spiritual meaning, but a rare opportunity to pause. For many families, especially those with young children, this week becomes a soft space in the calendar—a time for bonding, being together, and gently stepping away… Continue reading Holy Week: A Time to Reflect and Reconnect
Don’t Bite the Hand That Feeds You, or That Once Fed You
Life is full of twists and turns, and along the way, we encounter people who help us. Some provide financial support, others offer guidance, and many simply stand by us when we need them most. These people shape our journey, making sacrifices and extending kindness without expecting much in return. Yet, it is all too… Continue reading Don’t Bite the Hand That Feeds You, or That Once Fed You
My Love for Japanese Food: A Journey of Tastes and Understanding
For many years, I never thought I would develop an appreciation for anything Japanese. Growing up in the Philippines, I learned early in school about the history between our nations—how Japan invaded the Philippines during World War II and the countless lives lost. These stories were heavy, and they made me resent anything that was… Continue reading My Love for Japanese Food: A Journey of Tastes and Understanding
The Innocence of Forgiveness: Why Babies Don’t Hold Grudges
Babies and infants have a remarkable ability to forgive and forget. Unlike adults who may hold onto grudges, babies live in the present moment. When they cry or get upset, it’s usually about their immediate needs, and once those needs are met, they move on without harboring any ill feelings. One reason for this lack… Continue reading The Innocence of Forgiveness: Why Babies Don’t Hold Grudges
