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But this isn’t the innocent fairytale we all grew up with. This version of Red walks through the woods with confidence, not fear. She doesn’t wait to be saved, she writes her own ending. I wanted to capture that transformation: the blend of innocence and strength, mystery and allure, vulnerability and control. The red cloak became more than just a costume; it became a symbol of courage, of stepping boldly into the unknown while staying true to yourself.





I’m back after a much-needed, restful pause in August, time I spent exploring both creatively and physically, while giving myself space to recharge. I’ve found new ways to document things I want to remember, like writing down memorable experiences or filming small snippets from each day.
At home, I’ve been diving back into different creative pursuits that I had either neglected or postponed for far too long. Among them is finally starting to write a book, something I’ve always carried in my heart and dreamed of doing. I’ve reread some of my favorite books and rewatched a few of my favorite American series, and fallen in love with them all over again. I’ve showered our new little puppy, Tyla, with love and attention, and it’s been such a joy to have a dog to spoil again. But still, my heart continues to ache for the loss of Coffee, whose absence I feel every day.
I’ve just started a few exciting new projects at home: turning our fourth floor into a cozy home café and a book nook for all the books I’ve collected over the years, and setting up a vegetable garden on the fifth floor. It feels extra special since we built this house three years ago, and now I’m finally adding these personal touches.
I’ve reached a point in my life where if I want to pursue something, I simply go for it. I’m no longer waiting for the ‘perfect’ timing or for opportunities to fall into place on their own. Instead, I’m intentionally creating the life I want and filling it with things that truly bring me joy.

This year, I turned 44. No loud celebrations, just a peaceful afternoon, a white dress, and a bunch of white balloons. I walked through an open field surrounded by tall grass and stillness, with only the sound of nature and the soft rustle of the wind as my background music.




Chapter 44 isn’t loud. It’s not about making statements. It’s about stillness, presence, and a quiet kind of strength that comes from within.



In a world that often values control and perfection, there is something profoundly moving about the wild. It teaches us resilience, balance, and grace. The wilderness doesn't ask for attention, yet it commands awe. It doesn’t seek validation, yet it inspires poetry, art, and purpose.
As we celebrate Earth Day, may we not only admire the world’s natural wonders, but also commit to preserving them. Let us tread gently, live consciously, and give back to the planet that gives us everything. Whether it’s planting a tree, reducing waste, supporting local farms, or simply pausing to appreciate the sunset, we can all play a part in nurturing the Earth.
My blog has always been a space where I advocate for sustainability and mindful living, often told through stories captured in nature. Almost all of my photos are taken outdoors, surrounded by trees, skies, seas, and sunlight, because that’s where I feel most connected to the message I want to share.
And recently, I was honored to be named #29 in the Top 80 Lifestyle Blogs in the Philippines by Feedspot. This recognition means a lot to me, and it’s something I’ll proudly include in the list of milestones that have shaped my blogging journey.
There is magic in the untamed. And in protecting that magic, we honor the very soul of this beautiful planet.
🌎 Happy Earth Day 🌎
Let’s protect the world that sustains us—and the wild beauty that makes it worth saving.


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