Travel, Parenting & Marketing Notes
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Are you planning to give birth at Perpetual Succour Hospital (Cebu) and looking for budget-friendly options? Their Maternity Service Package (MSP) might be a good fit! It offers significant discounts on fees for lab tests, ultrasounds, accommodation, and delivery. As promised, I’m sharing an updated maternity service package of Perpetual Succour Hospital here in Cebu.
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How much are you supposed to shell out for prenatal care? Consider this an overview.
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Good news, foodie friends! No need to apply for a Schengen visa to sample an authentic French baguette. In all of Cebu, you won’t find better baguettes than the one at Tymad Bistro – a small French-run restaurant along Paseo Saturnino, Banilad, Cebu.
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Giving birth and not willing to spend loads of money on hospital bills? If you’re healthy or you don’t have a special medical condition, you can opt for a hospital-based maternity package in Cebu. Fee starts as low as P7,500.
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Our new place doesn’t have a WiFi yet so we decided to get a PLDT Prepaid Home WiFi. The modem only costs P1,995, and it’s already pre-loaded with 10GB Data, which is valid for 7 days. Decent speed for browsing and basic admin tasks. .
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Duterte signed into law the new Expanded Maternity Leave. Find out more about the total SSS Maternity Benefit.
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Gullible. Trusting. Naive. All these describe me. Find out how to avoid scams in Intramuros from my story.
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So you want to visit Singapore but afraid of the expenses? Here’s a list of fun, almost free things to do in the city.
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Across the globe, ESL learners are supporting their language education with weekly conversation practice and planned business English meetings via Skype or other means of virtual communication. And Filipino ESL teachers are cashing in on this trend. Read on.
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I was 11 the first time I traveled alone. It was a two-hour commute via four different vehicles from Quezon City to Antipolo. I didn’t get lost, robbed, or scammed – all those times. Now as an adult, I get to explore more faraway places. But I’m no wiser. Some of my major travel mistakes happened when I