Filipina Expat

Para sa mga gustong magmove on… Para sa atin Ito.

Earlier I took a moment to acknowledge that life can be hard. It was my willingness to move in its flow that allowed me to come home safely. Hold yourself tightly.

Join me as I recall our backpacking trip in Laos. A memory lane of wonderful people we met in its scenic landscape.

Change of religion in relationship could be heartbreaking too. It takes a lot of courage, trust and respect to make it work.

We all have this one thing that we can do even if we are unpaid. It doesn't matter if it can't make you earn a living doing it. Have a hobby outside your job that defines who you are. No other person should define it, make your own meaning out of it.

Thoughts about migration and how I feel after more than 10 years of being away.

Believe in the power of words, thoughts and raising your vibration

I am not a coach nor a professional helper but I am here to let you know that you can move further you can move on.

Listen about kindness stories I encountered in Thailand

Thoughts about becoming married to expat or married to a filipino expat who works in different project locations.