#province-life

If you want to keep living, you have to earn your keep. Because no one's going to feed you for free- unless it comes from your hardwork, sweat, and determination. I grew up believing I had to hustle and

It’s another survival day in the province. This is how we deal with poverty. Lately, life has been so tight we can barely afford proper food for the family. And I can’t help but feel guilty for not being

So, my day started super early, like 2:30 am, when my mom asked me if my cousin sent me a message about the truck arriving. She was getting coffee and my father ready to head out to the sugarcane field.

The food is one of the few reasons I enjoy living in our province. Almost everyone in our family enjoys cooking, and we all enjoy eating, haha. When I visit our hometown, I am always blessed to be able

There are many things you can freely do here in the province than in the city. Such as going to the beach all you can without paying anything, being actually close to nature not just seen on gadgets, having

Last weekends we got the chance to visit my husband's hometown, Alcoy, Cebu, Philippines. Since the pandemic we never had the chance to go there because of the health protocols implemented by the government.