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Sweet news: the Limited-Edition Baby Monster Oreo with marshmallow creme is here — want a bite of this spooky-cute twist?

Carmina went grocery shopping with Mom Violy at Robinsons Magnolia last week. I bought the Oreo just because it looked interesting, having no idea who Baby Monster was at the time.  After getting home, I took some videos and pictures, edited my video, and later discovered on social media that it’s a popular band in South Korea that collaborated with Oreo. Sometimes we learn new things without realizing what we’ve purchased is trending—people often buy the cookies just for the card inside. Carmina only discovered it by posting on her YouTube channel. NOT SPONSORED. Check out  Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel  and click on the subscribe button for more videos. Thank you for the support.

What is your Internet Carrier in Your Home in the Philippines?

Students have been doing online courses at home and it may take longer than expected until the school of education decides upon whether how long they will allow each and every student, teacher and in the school to be working off from their own home. In order to have good internet services we need to decide how much we are willing to afford to have access for faster internet in our home. Currently I have two internet carrier in my home one for personal and the other one for business purpose for all I know the rate everyone staying at home the internet is not as fast as it should be.  The internet carrier all depends on your location where you live in the Philippines. 1.     PLDT 2.     Sky Cable Corporation 3.     Convergeict 4.     Globe 5.     Smart Bro Steps to Apply for Internet Service in the Philippines: Whichever carrier you plan to register for comes with an application to fill up ...

O'ini Authentic Kapampangan Cuisine

After seeing for the first time the most colorful pancit ever been made in the Philippines I realize after I had tasted it and why it looked the way it does it is because it is half palabok and half pancit canton made with sotanghon and canton noodles mixed together. The way it looks different from being mixed with palabok and pancit ingredients combined and the unique flavor is not the sauce usually made from a palabok it is flavored with soy sauce. It also has peanuts, shrimp, pork, calamansi just like what you normally see in a noodle dish in the Philippines. You may purchase this pancit at  O'ini Authentic Kapampangan Cuisine  to check out their location and menu.