u/Iron-Scribe-13

I really wanted to quit coffee dahil ang baduy daw ng brewed black coffee ko. Lagi ako nabubully na hindi ko kayang mag coffee shop kaya daw puro ako black coffee. Though hindi talaga ako fan ng mga coffee shop, I brew my own coffee using french press.

Since nakita ko itong reddit community na ito, I really wanted to try tea. I am willing to learn and to read some suggestions on how to start.

Taga Metro Manila po ako. I really want slightly strong tea pero enjoyable ('yung parang after taste ng Coco na milk tea, or yung hot na matcha).

Thanks in advance sa mga tips and recommendations.

Hello! New here po. I just want to ask, puwede po kaya i-recycle mga mga old and past planners?

Marami po sa amin, mga galing sa Christmas party, sa mga giveaways, pero hindi naman talaga nagagamit to "plan."

I have been doing some sort of journaling but I usually take photos, then I write on them to express in text kung ano feeling ko that day.

Now, nakita ko itong community and I want to put those pictures of mine sa isang compilation lang. Then something got into my mind, what if gamitin ko mga past and old planners na nakatambak lang sa bahay?

This is an interesting hobby. Gusto ko siya itry, at willing na matuto from your tips and suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

Good day everyone!

We often hear the standard advice under the "due diligence," but what are the non-negotiables or hidden red flags you have learned to watch out for from personal experience (subdivision lot, condo, pasalo properties)?

Help this rookie buyer to navigate this industry. Thanks!

Rather than assuming a single geographic origin, I'm curious about the historical evolution of skin tone as a status or beauty symbol globally.

Which ancient or pre-modern cultures left the earliest records regarding skin tone preferences? How did different societies connect skin tone to labor and social standing, and at what point in history do we see the rise of tanning as a desirable trait?