I'm back!!

-

It’s been a year and a half since my last post—yep, it’s been that long.
But guess what? I’m back!
(For good this time… hopefully! Haha 😄)

I’ll be honest—it was really hard to keep up with blogging while juggling schoolwork and responsibilities. But recently, I’ve come across so many inspiring posts from fellow student bloggers, and I thought:
"If they can do it, why can't I?"

That’s when it hit me.
Maybe the real hindrance wasn’t school or busyness—it was my time management.

So here I am, writing again. This post is just a quick hello to all of you who are still visiting this blog (thank you!). Nothing too deep yet—feels like I’m still recovering from my blogging “jet lag” after being away for so long.. 😂

XOXO,

– Bem 🌸

P.S. I’m planning to rebuild this blog from the ground up! Got any suggestions for layout, design themes, or must-have features? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Let’s also connect:


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Pineapple: Memories from a Jakarta Journey

-
Introduction – The Sweet Start Jakarta wasn’t on our original bucket list. But like the taste of pineapple — bold, unexpected, and just a little tangy — it surprised me in the best ways. I came for the adventure, maybe for the food, or perhaps just for the change of scenery. What I left with was a mosaic of memories: the chaos of traffic, the quiet of morning prayers echoing through the alleys, the colors of batik swaying in shop windows, and the smoky scent of cigarettes lingering on street corners. It wasn’t perfect. But it was vivid, loud, sweet, a little strange — and in the end, unforgettable. Day 1: A Midnight Landing and a Pineapple Plan We arrived in Jakarta just past midnight. Immigration was smooth, but finding our Indrive driver turned out to be more challenging than expected. The pickup area was confusing, and the language barrier made things harder. Messages got lost in translation, and for a while, we weren’t even sure if we were talking to the right person. But our d...
Read more

#MentionADateYoullNeverForget

-
Image
#MentionADateYoullNeverForget Since it is now trending in twitter. And I have many unforgettable dates. Let me share those with you in just one post :) April 9, 2010 Nerih came into our life :)))) ♥ October 17-23, 2010 Palawan Days! ♥ Mo. Dionisia Provincial Congress ♥ The love that my fellow ARSCians have given me, it's indeed awesome. December 28, 2010 Visit of the relic of Don Bosco. Hmp. Iba yung feeling, hindi ko maipaliwanag. Haaaay :)))) February 18, 2011. Last day of Signing of Clearances. Taz naiwan ko clearance namin ni   Denise   sa house! Badtrip pero ayos lang kasi may karamay naman. haha. pero syempre di nman ako papayag na di matapos ito for that day. Wew. Marami na kaming ways na ginawa pero wala. ://  What a relief nang biglang, nagsabi si Mam Sheila na gusto nya daw ng mais! Haha. Biglang nagkabright idea ako! So yun, nakalabas kami and  nakauwi ako to get my clearance. And napirmahan, bago pa man maglunch! :DDD God really ...
Read more

To my younger self, to my previous students, and to the system that failed both of us:

-
  I’ve carried this weight quietly, not always knowing what to call it — regret, shame, grief. But today, I want to face it with honesty. To my younger self: You didn’t even plan to become a teacher. You were promised something different — something closer to your real passion and advocacy. You said yes because you believed that, somehow, this would lead to your purpose. But the promise was broken. And instead of guidance, you were met with silence. Instead of support, confusion. You were thrown into a role you never trained for, yet expected to master it from day one. And when nothing felt right, when every step felt like a mistake, you kept pushing — even as you began to lose faith in yourself. I forgive you for feeling lost. I forgive you for doubting yourself. You were in a place where no matter what you did, it felt like it wasn’t enough. But I see now — your effort was real. Your heart was in it. Even in your lowest moments, you cared. To my students: I know I came across str...
Read more