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Davao Eats: Life Cycle, Cafe Priore and Fourth Street Cafe

There are too many coffee houses to discover in this city so we’re doing another rundown this year. Life Cycle is located at Langub. It’s far from the city but definitely worth the drive if you’re down for a good Japanese meal and coffee. It’s as legit as it can get since the cook is [...] Read More

Freckles by Cecelia Ahern

Freckles by Cecelia Ahern This wasn’t our favorite out of all Cecelia Ahern books but while we didn’t like all of it, we liked most of it. Anchored on the theory of five people which says that you are the arithmetic mean of the five people you spend the most time with, Freckles is the [...] Read More

Davao Eats: Merienda Buffet at Tola

Kadayawan Festival is happening next month in Davao City. It’s one of the festivals that we’re lucky enough to witness almost every year. Watching the street dancing and float parade and attending all the other events would also mean having to eat good food to have energy to enjoy all of those things. For this [...] Read More

The Lonely Stories (Edited) by Natalie Eve Garrett

The Lonely Stories (Edited) by Natalie Eve Garrett In another nod to essays, we bring you one more collection. We hope you find that a lot of the stories in the book actually echo your own sentiments so you won’t feel alone in your struggles but also that you will discover new perspectives that will [...] Read More

What to Listen to: A Slight Change of Plans

What to Listen to: A Slight Change of Plans This podcast is for those who are embarking in a journey of unexpected change in their lives and are seeking to understand how to navigate their new normal. Dr. Maya Shankar is not only very knowledgeable about the subject but is also a compassionate host having [...] Read More

What to Watch: Derry Girls

What to Watch: Derry Girls We were hoping for this series to never end. It’s nostalgic, iconic and frankly one of the best we’ve seen in recent years. The main appeal for us is in the story of friendship of these high school kids who are growing up at a time of political turmoil. The [...] Read More

When in Bangkok: Eat, Hang Out and Learn

Bangkok is a city with so many things to offer but perhaps the number one reason why people go there is to eat. From air conditioned food courts to random street food stalls, the flavors won’t fail you. For a more authentic local experience, you can even visit their world famous floating markets. There are [...] Read More

Postcards from Bangkok, Thailand

We mostly feature European countries in this section so for a change we are writing about a Southeast Asian country this week. Bangkok is mostly about shopping and food but they actually have beautiful parks too. Angie Zafra shared with us some photos from one of her morning walks at Benjakitti Park, which was fortunately [...] Read More

There’s No Such Thing as an Easy Job by Kikuko Tsumura

There’s No Such Thing as an Easy Job by Kikuko Tsumura The only way to read this book is to go with the flow and let your feelings more than your reasoning rule while you go through the pages because while it may seem odd, there are so many things that are relatable that will [...] Read More

Tola at Balay Oboza

As an ancestral home, Balay Oboza has been home for many of Davao’s best restaurants and most recently it’s been housing Tola. The place still feels familiar but the food is a little bit different. The items on the menu are basically elevated home cooked dishes so it took a lot to impress locals who [...] Read More

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