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An Unexpected Journey: Finding Light in "Next to Normal

  I’ll be honest musicals were never my thing. I never thought I’d be the type to sit through one, let alone be moved by it. But life has a way of surprising you, especially when someone believes in pushing you out of your comfort zone. So, when Sir Don, our department head, invited me to watch Next to Normal, I decided to take a chance. And wow, am I glad I did.   I walked in blind—no research, no expectations—just an open heart and my favorite mantra: “surprise me.” Sir Don hinted that the play explored a mother’s battle with bipolar disorder and its impact on her family. But nothing could’ve prepared me for the emotional journey that unfolded on that stage.   From the very first note, I was hooked. Nikki Valdez, who played Diana Goodman, gave a performance so raw and real that it left me speechless. Her portrayal of a mother wrestling with grief, loss, and mental illness was breathtaking. And then there was Benidix Ramos (yes, from PBB!) as the enigmatic son—...

A Place That Shaped Me

Every time I’m in Cebu; I make it a point to visit Colonnade Supermarket in downtown Colon. This place isn’t just a store to me—it’s where my journey into adulthood began. Right after high school, this iconic supermarket gave me my first job. I was a sales associate in charge of the noodles section, and though it might sound simple, it was my first taste of responsibility.   The store back then felt massive, almost like an S&R, with towering shelves I’d climb to stack noodles and pasta, ensuring every display was full and neat. I was hired just three days before Christmas, and the rush of customers was overwhelming. I was new, unsure, and almost quit because it felt like too much. But I stayed. I pushed through the fear, the unfamiliarity, and the challenges.   Colonnade taught me that life outside the classroom is where the real lessons begin. It’s not about memorizing formulas or historical dates—it’s about resilience, determination, and finding your why. This ...

Garnet Gemstone Bracelet for Sale

Did you know that  #Garnet  is a stone of health and energy that enhances energy, passion and pleasure. It is said that the only light on Noah’s Ark was provided by a Garnet stone. It helps to move the chi and energy flow within the body, stimulating physical activity. Garnet is a good stone to help with depression, as it brings joy and hope to the wearer and helps lessen the anger directed at oneself. It also cleanses the chakras of negative energy, re-energizing them in the process. Complement your everyday attire with our limited edition bracelet at a very affordable price! Perfect gift for your loved ones.  #LuxuryBracelet   #Forsale  For order feel free to drop me a message over 09951036511| winsel_@yahoo.com 

Chapel of Padre Pio at libis (Mobile Photography)

  I’ve been wanting to see the St. Padre Pio Chapel in Libis, I’ve read, watched and heard a lot about it. I personally don’t know the life of St. Padre Pio so I did some research, then found out that the five wounds of the Lord’s passion appeared in his body, making him the first stigmatized in the history of the Church. As expected, he did a lot of courageous and holy things for the Lord. That’s why he was canonized a Saint by the late Pope John Paul II. To know more about his life, you can visit  The Life and Works of St. Pio   There are two entrance in the chapel, so at first I thought we’re not going on the right place. However, it was an L shape chapel so you can enter either one of the doors. Another thing you will notice is a sign that tells the people of the proper dress code. Unlike other churches I’ve been to that has the same signs didn’t implement it the way St. Pio Chapel does.   It was an intimate chapel but was well ventilated and...

Sinulog 2017

Mobile Photography at Circuit Makati