May times talaga na we just don't feel like talking to someone noh? Yung happy kana watching Netflix or scrolling thru our feeds hanggang matapos yung weekend na nakakulong lang sa bahay. Well, spending time alone with yourself is the most precious thing for your mind and soul.✨
Happy New Year New Zealand! 🎉
Auckland welcomes in the new year with a fireworks display over its tallest building - the Sky Tower.
Latest updates 👉 https://t.co/DP0mlQ1r19
Totoo talaga noh? As you grow older, you stop chasing the big things and start valuing the little things. Like, alone time, enough sleep, a good diet, and quality time with loved ones. Simplicity becomes the ultimate goal.
Sana may Senador na magsponsor ng Sierra Madre Law. Yung total ban lahat ng mining activity at every year may massive tree reforestation activity.
Feeling ko we were spared again because of our green shield.
Currently checking the Windy app next hour prediction. Watching the massive storm as it makes landfall over the Sierra Madre, and the eye of the storm starts to break apart. Mas may kwenta pa si Sierra Madre sa Gobyerno natin. Yung gobyerno wala nang ambag perwisyo pa. #UWANPH
tuwing rumaragasa ang malalakas na bagyo, tatlong higante ang tahimik na humaharang sa galit ng kalikasan — ang Sierra Madre, Caraballo Range, at Cordilleras. Sila ang mga tunay na tagapagtanggol ng Luzon..#UwanPH#FungWong
ang sakit sa puso ng mga nangyayari. kung ‘di ka pa galit, bakit? stop romanticizing filipino resiliency. we deserve better, a government that truly serves its people. none of this would be this bad if our funds were used properly. we deserve transparency and accountability.
FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE. The Sierra Madre mountain range serves as Luzon's natural fortress. It's the Philippines' first line of defense against climate-induced disasters such as tropical cyclones. Losing her will cause more trouble. Protect her as she does us. #UwanPH#FungWong
The so-called “white sand” of Manila Bay didn’t come from magic— it came from Cebu’s mountains and the black mud of its destruction.
Specifically, from Alcoy, Cebu, where mining companies have been grinding and shipping dolomite for years, cutting into fragile coastal and upland ecosystems.
When the government ordered the 2020 “Manila Bay beautification” project, Cebu paid the price.
The extraction disturbed coastal cliffs and mangrove belts, worsened erosion, and released sediments that disrupted marine life, the same natural barriers that could have slowed down storm surges and protected lowland areas.
Back then, Environmental groups in Cebu had warned:
“Every grain of dolomite ‘sand’ you pour in Manila Bay is a wound cut from Cebu’s heart.”
Now, a few years later, Typhoon Tino exposed the cost of that greed— weaker coastal defenses, more landslides, more floods. The legacy stinks!