Nothing can really beat the conventional way on how Filipinos celebrate the welcoming of every approaching year. For many years now in the Philippines, people celebrate the first few minutes of January with joyfulness and festivity through colorful fireworks display, clamorous firecrackers and trumpets, festive-looking polka dot clothes, distinctive rituals
Christmas light, Christmas tree, Belen, snowman, santa claus and reindeers. Spaghetti, cake, ham, barbeque and ice cream. Christmas carols, gifts, Noche Buena and “Simbang Gabi”. These are the things Filipinos thought of when Christmas is approaching. After the Halloweens, people were busy putting decorations all over the place. A Christmas tree with a star on the top
Christmas is a season of giving. When this season starts, everybody was anxious of what would they receive from their loved ones. People were going back and forth to malls and bazaars to find something for their beloved ones: their children, parents, relatives, friends, special someone, and most
sarcasm? "NO ONE LIGHTS A LAMP IN ORDER TO HIDE IT BEHIND THE DOOR: THE PURPOSE OF LIGHT IS TO CREATE MORE LIGHT, TO OPEN PEOPLE’S EYES, TO REVEAL THE MARVELS AROUND"-PAULO COELHO Mental fuss is a blog of three individuals, James Nelson Amores, Joyce Dipasupil and Genesis Ann Ortilano, are the authorized administrators of Mental Fuss. Mental Fuss? a word that means mental commotion, will contain
