HYPE Transport System Official Launch

Monday, October 22, 2018 • HYPE, HYPE Transport Systems, Lifestyle

Can I say that finally there's a new transport system in the country that will help ease commuter problems? A competition to the only choice of passengers when it comes to TNVS as of the moment? The season of all things merry and bright is fast approaching and we all want to have a hassle-free ride going to our destination after shopping and partying.

I hope and will shout a resound YES as HYPE Transport Systems, Inc. one of the newest all Filipino transport network companies (TNC) has been launched and recently held its first-ever HYPE FEST, a gathering of drivers, operators, and the public; as the TNC goes full swing in its operations to serve the riding public, at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex. Pasay City.

HYPE Transport System Official Launch

Friday, October 19, 2018 • food, Harvester's Malagkit Rice, Japanese Cuisine, Lifestyle, recipe, review, rice, Sunnywood Harvester's Rice

Rice is the staple food of the Filipinos and we are blessed because our country can produce different variants of rice that we eat for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Don't get me wrong, (because of the recent news on rice hoarding) but long before the time our country is indeed gifted in this department.

Speaking of rice, there's one brand that I recently discovered and been eating for weeks now. Sunnywood Harvester's Rice has Sinandomeng and Dinorado variant as well as colored specialty rice. I presume that you've seen this brand in the supermarket but you opted to buy the brand with a lower price tag. Let me share some trivia why you need to buy rice from a trusted brand and a simple international recipe using an alternative ingredient from Sunnywood Harvester's Rice:)

Product Review: Sunnywood Harvester's Rice + Crab Maki Recipe
The family who loves eating rice together by Tom Wang/Shutterstock

Thursday, October 18, 2018 • life hacks, Lifestyle

When I was 18, turning 25 was the age I was most excited about. I felt like it is right in the middle of life; you’re not considered young, or old. It’s a good age they say. I do agree with that, but I’ve come to this age feeling lost, sad and uncertain. It’s come to the point that I turn to the internet for comfort, and search “turning 25.” Looking for people who are experiencing the same feeling I had, and lo and behold I’m not alone. Many individuals felt like society would smack “adulting” right in their face.

Comfort is something I did not find, instead, I found answering questions and clarifications. Being 25 years old is a great turning point for anyone. It’s a point where you decide whether or not your current path is what you want...yes need, not want.