It always stimulates a sense of satisfaction when you travel, and a lot of studies can back me up on this. Hearing it first-hand from your friends still on a holiday high, sporting a glistening tan will make it all sound even better. This entails merits from being identified as a tourist. Seeing a place …
Continue reading Hometown Tourist: Cresting Wanderlust at Cresta de Gallo
I was born and raised in a coastal town where I was taught to swim on the local beach until I could jump off our jetty and sought fun from crashing with waves. But as I’ve grown, it seemed like I was deafened by the quotidian sound of the shoreline and turned my ear to …
The show has dropped its curtains for a month now and for good after eight seasons in eight years, making this post seem long-overdue, but as an obliged die-hard fan, I wasn’t able to say anything to pay homage to one of "the greatest TV shows of all time” (Rolling Stone) after a rather ambivalent …
Continue reading Why I Love “Game of Thrones” That F**k’n Much
(*Okay, not all but most of us, fair enough?) I get what you’re thinking. I can hear your scornful sighs and see your eyes rolling to the other side of the Earth. But what can I do? It’s now pretty hard to admit that my frustration in this part—a huge part of my life is …
Continue reading Why Does Everyone* Want to be a Flight Attendant?
I began losing appetite for horror genre when exorcism movies became a trend over the past five years. And I totally lost it when it could no longer deliver even close to being good for the usual reason of having crappy, hackneyed storyline and cringe-worthy acting. But then came in from the shadows the intriguing …
Continue reading There’s workplace-stress, then there’s A Quiet Place-stress
