Back in the day when school starts in June and ends some time March or April, the break between two school years was called “summer vacation.” Anyway, so to keep kids pre-occupied while school is out, burgis parents had the option to have them take...
It’s pretty common to visit any Filipino house and find things like appliances and furniture still covered with the plastic film or sheet from their original packaging. In some cases, people even purposefully wrap furniture like dining tables and sofa sets with...
It’s been three years since the pandemic forced many businesses and employees to operate on a work-from-home or remote work basis. But now that we’ve mostly shrugging off the virus as something like the common flu, offices are now issuing return-to-office...
When it comes to buying cars in the Philippines, the brand can factor in quite heavily in the purchasing decision. There’s still a huge preference for Japanese automakers. Toyota continues to dominate the Philippine market. Alongside it are the usual brands like...
When moving into a subdivision, one of the entities you’d likely be interactive with will be the homeowners’ association or HOA. Upon the turnover of the subdivision by the developer, HOAs typically assume the responsibility of providing basic services and...
