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When you're sick, you really have no choice but to rest. However, I made a choice to still be productive. Aside from the unexpected rescue situation I did for my team at work (I gotchu mates!), I started decluttering my laptop because why the hell not. Pictures folder cleared. Desktop nearly cleared because I stopped to check out what I've stumbled upon: one of the exercises our friend and mentor, Evan made us do last year. He told us to use The Most Dangerous Writing App. In my head, what is this? Is this some sort of game? But it's deadlier than that. It's actually a website where you can just type any story or thoughts you have in mind in 3 to 60 minutes. Your choice. You can set the time that you're comfortable with or you can do hardcore mode if you're such a pro. But the catch is: YOU CANNOT STOP WRITING. Yes, you can't or all your progress will be lost. See example below:

To celebrate the Chinese New Year this 2018, Vivo launched a special photo contest but first involving a few well-known lifestyle bloggers for a first taste. Held last February 3 and 4 at Binondo in Manila, Vivo invited 18 lifestyle bloggers for an eventful photo walk around the oldest China town in the world.

I decided to separate my favorites or obsessions with another post. I felt that my My Life Lately posts are too long and wordy since I'm mixing it up with what I've been doing. So here I am testing my capabilities again and daring to learn everything from scratch. Tada! I came up with my own mood board! Yay! *pats self on the back* I treated my board as an ecosystem where it affects everything in it. Well, you'll get it if you look closely and if you use your imagination. LOL. *wink wink*

To continue my Bangkok journey last 2015, I will resume by sharing with you our visit to Chocolate Ville. This was the time when my friend and I bid farewell to our other friends as they went back to Manila earlier while we stayed to meet my family. Actually, I thought the place was a chocolate factory. Like literally. But to my surprise, it was actually a European-inspired village filled with adorable and retro-inspired displays that deserve to be snapped.
See my photo diary below!
See my photo diary below!











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