Momma Chi

04/05/2026

Bored na ang mga ferson kaya quiz muna. Please enlighten me, bakit bibingka ang sagot at hindi biko???

03/05/2026

One of the most random Japanglish word you'll probably ever hear 🤭

#日本語 #札幌 #北海道

01/05/2026

Walk to work with me + Cherry blossom + Virtual tour of Sapporo

Spring na ulit dito sa Sapporo, at masarap na ulit maglakad-lakad. ☺️ At kapag ganitong Spring nga ay nilalakad ko lang mula sa bahay papasok sa trabaho at inaabot ako ng mahigit isang oras sa paglalakad. Sakto lang ang weather, maaraw pero hindi mainit at hindi din sobrang lamig kaya di mo ramdam ang pagod at di ka mahuhulas.

Sa mismong Sapporo City kami nakatira kaya walking distance lang ang bahay namin sa mga tourist attractions. ☺️

Mula sa bahay ay madadaanan natin ang Toyohira River/Horohira bridge, Nakajima Koen, Susukino, Oodori Park at Sapporo Station. Lezgo!

24/11/2025

NOTE TO SELF:
You are not too old, and it is not too late.

09/11/2025

Overprotective mothers were once underprotected daughters.

17/09/2025

15/09/2025

Keep moving. Keep “swimming”

Your victory is just around the corner

Sending you love and positive energy, wherever you are.

🍃

13/09/2025

When you help others, do it without expecting recognition. True kindness is not measured by how many people thank you but by the peace you feel knowing you did what was right. Your worth is not defined by the memory of others but by the heart you put into your actions.

Let your good deeds be guided by love, not by the hope of being remembered. People may forget the details, but your character remains. Helping without conditions makes you stronger, wiser, and more free. In the end, it is not about who remembers but about who you choose to be.

03/09/2025

A mother who takes on a role of being both a mother and a father doesn't deserve to be judged. She deserves to be honored, valued and deeply respected for all that she does.

20/08/2025

They’ll clap for a stranger doing the exact same thing you’ve been doing for years.

They’ll throw parties for people they barely know, but leave you sitting in the back row.
They’ll repost someone else’s wins but scroll right past yours.

And it’s not because what you’re doing isn’t worth celebrating.

It’s because it’s you.

Because clapping for you would mean admitting you’re doing something worth clapping for.

Because cheering you on would mean they’d have to face their own jealousy, insecurity, or regret.

The truth is… it’s never about the work.

It’s about who they want to see win.
And sometimes… that’s not you.