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Hello coffee lovers of Cinnamon Cup Coffee! How are you all today? Hope all is well with you and your whole entire family. Coffee is a great part of me. Back when I was still a student, I always drank

... DBuzz!) helped me find my spark again. 🦅✨ Sharing this memory as I slowly fly back into the feed. Missed you all! 🐝 #Davao #PhilippineEagle #DBuzz #HiatusOver"

But what Digong lacks in stature, he more than makes up for in garrulous feistiness, and, once he starts, he doesn’t stop. What attracts attention to him is not really charisma; it’s more a macabre fascination

The absent parents, the horsewhip, the crucifix, and the child-abusing priest; the paramilitary bodyguards, the disciplinarian Mayor Liaños, and the simple fact that he was the governor’s son, proved a

To Jesus’ left, in an alcove, a portrait of Duterte’s illustrious governor-father, Vicente, who’d died young of a heart attack in 1968, while serving as a member of the Marcos cabinet. To Jesus’ right,

Hello Hive Family! I hope everyone is having a wonderful and powerful start to this new year—2026, the Year of the Horse! In this video, I am happyd to share a very special first experience with you all:

‘My mother did the whipping, too. Flogging! Today you can’t discipline your child any more. If you spank him, they call it child abuse! What child abuse? What was my mother supposed to do with him?’ ‘One

He built the campaign on the back of his reputation from the southern city of Davao, where he and his family had been running local politics for decades. As he became known for his crackdown on crime in

Visiting Eden Nature Park in Davao City was one of the most relaxing days I’ve had in a while. The place was full of fresh air, beautiful flowers, and calm surroundings that made me feel close to nature.

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Hi, Hive friends, today the first vacation journey story from me! Touch down in Davao City and eating in Payag ni Enards! I am thankful and grateful for the very safe flight of only 2 hours from Manila

Hello dear Hive friends, today, I would like to write about a controversial political topic that is very close to my heart. I know that opinions on this matter vary greatly, and I respect it if someone

Yesterday marked a tragic moment for the Filipino people as the nation's most beloved president was unlawfully arrested by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Apparently, the current administration

After visiting Alorro Beach, I rushed to my home for the night, La Vida Hostel. This is owned by a dear friend from our Toastmasters community. A few weeks prior to this backpacking, I learned that one

It was lunchtime, so I thought I’d check out one of Davao’s new Japanese restaurant, Shokudo. I saw a post about it on Facebook, and I was really intrigued by the staff wearing kimonos on their opening

After visiting the sleeping dinosaur in Mati City, I rushed to Mati Inland Transport Terminal to catch the next bus or van plying to Davao City. Roughtly 4 hours later, I reached Davao City, the city of

I had so much fun strolling in this area and trying out foods that I thought of " It's so nice to be single " HAHAHAH

Surfing recharged me. I was excited to move unto the next destination and see what else Mati and the rest of Davao have to offer. With only 3-4 hours left to spend in Mati, there's one last destination

I have proven how nice Mati's people and destinations are in my previous posts but there's another thing you absolutely couldn't miss if you're in Mati. Yup, this post's cover photo says it all: Surfing!

Instead of heading back home, I decided to walk by the beach and see what's in store for me for my first morning in Dahican. I know! I woke up so early to catch a flight and normally, I'd be sleepy and