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Design Your Health  is a 2-day holistic health and wellness fair that aims to promote holistically healthy lifestyle. It   showcases the importance of your physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual activities that affect the overall design of your health and well-being. Aimed towards entrepreneurial moms, young professionals, and health-conscious consumers, Design Your Health proposes a unique approach to wellness. Attendees and participants will be treated to a healthy mixture of stores, workshops, clinics, and talks that introduce and showcase a holistically healthy lifestyle. It’s happening this October 8 and 9, 2016 at the Mandala Park, Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City. The event will feature 50 bazaar exhibitors: workshops on arts, fitness and entrepreneurship; and talks by experts on health and wellness. Click on below links to see what workshop/ class that suits your needs and preferences best: Entrance Fee to the Expo: 150php   ( FREE if you r...

My mom, Dr. Maura B. Fonollera (she's in heaven already), wrote a book for women.  A copy of the book was gathering dust in our bookshelf, so I decided to blow the dust and browse the pages. I read the book in bits and pieces and some nourishing morsels of information can be found; and I would like to share with all of you, especially to all the "moms" out there. The copyright date on the book was 1994, so she was probably working on this book much earlier. The book was actually sold in National Bookstore, but book sales were not as fast as her other books. The topic was probably way ahead of its time.  Now I feel that the book title is more relevant. In Chapter 1 of the book, she said that "The pursuit of marriage and career is strewn with complicated webs of predicaments at interminable stages sometimes jarring even the most stable relationships. Old values come in stand against newly reached marital agreements to follow non-conventional paths such a...

There has been a lot of talk about "Millenials."  They say that this demographic generation is about to make waves all over the world come the year 2020. Why is that so?  The older generations find it hard to understand them.  They're somewhat the misunderstood generation from their point of view. I was browsing online and chanced upon an article about "Millenials".  I got curious so I search for other related articles which really got me hooked for a bit. Anyways, "millennials" are also known as Millennial Generation, Generation Y, or Gen Y. By the year 2020 half of the workforce worldwide will be composed of Millenials; and by 2030 it will go up to 75%.  That is one generation to look out for. Those events will re-define how institutions worldwide will function. Demographers (people arguing about the generations) say that the Millenials were born between 1980 up to 2000. It's still not definite and time will finally define the "Gen Y...

Run for your life! That's what this movie is all about.  I'm sure you'll tense up in your seat while watching zombies going on a feeding frenzy scrambling for human snacks. It's an apocalyptic movie depicting the spread of the "zombie" virus in Korea. Fast forward to the scary part, the infection would reach the train where the main characters are riding. The main characters involve a father and his daughter (played by actor Gong Yoo and Kim Soo-Ahn). He had a lukewarm relationship with her, because he was too preoccupied with work. The daughter was living with him.  He was also estranged with his wife.   At the beginning of the movie, his daughter was insisting to see her mother who lives in Busan, because she will be celebrating her birthday. The father concedes to the request of the daughter, and both were on the way to the train station while the zombie virus infection was already spreading across the country.  Both father and daughter were still c...