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Once A Princess Movie Review

Written by: Gabrielle Borromeo The trailer of Once A Princess pretty much sums up the whole story, the trailer is even better than the actual movie. Photo taken from: http://starcinema.abs-cbn.com/movies/once-a-princess/latest-news/first-look-once-a-princess-movie-poster-out-now When I saw the trailer of Once A Princess , I was so excited to watch the movie even if I wasn't too enthusiastic about the cast. The trailer told a story about a girl named Erin (Erich Gonzales) who had everything a girl her age would want. She had beauty, grace, fame, the status and wealth. Photo taken from: https://sssip.wordpress.com/tag/erich-gonzales/ But somewhere along the road, she lost everything forcing her to marry the "bad boy" Damian (JC De Vera). It all goes downhill from there. The next scenes shown in the trailer were violent, Damian started shouting and pushing every furniture around him...and then there was Erin, who was once a princess, now faced down with he

My Review: 99 Days // 9 Days and 9 Nights by Katie Cotugno

99 Days by Katie Cotugno I really wanted to love this book because first, I could hardly put the book down, my eyes were glued to the pages. Second, the characters grew into me-but there was just something so off about them too that I just couldn't continue holding them dearly in my heart. It's really the author's fault, no offense. Katie Cotugno is a feminist, and hey, before you go all defensive on me, I'm a girl so I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Believe me, I'm all about women empowerment...except when it goes against my beliefs. Again, before you go all defensive on me, this is my blog and my review about the book. This is my way of letting off steam. This is my way of slamming the book down because I can't do it physically since it's in my iPhone. It's my opinion, so please let me speak in peace. I am not targeting anyone, nor am I trying to put anyone down. These are just my two cents...and my beliefs. #

Daily Tribune: Hope Blooms in Baguio

Text by: Gabrielle R. Borromeo, Contributor Published in the Daily Tribune (Life Style section) on Friday, 17 March 2017. Link: http://www.tribune.net.ph/life-style/hope-blooms-in-baguio © Lady Bird Johnson When the flowers bloomed in Baguio once again after it was hit by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake on July 16, 1990 and the Pinatubo Eruption on June 12, 1991, it breathed hope to the city so it would rise from the ashes, giving birth to the now world-famous Panagbenga Flower Festival, one of the biggest and most-visited festivals in the Philippines. The Panagbenga is a month-long festivity celebrated every February since 1996, right after the late lawyer Damaso Bangaoet Jr. spearheaded the recovery idea just the year before, presenting to the John Hay Poro Point Development Corp. (JPDC) Board of Directors what he had in mind when he was then the firm’s vice president. The City of Pines was in a really bad shape that local business was not at all prospering; even

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