Sunday, November 8, 2020

GCash | Pay Netflix Subscription

You can actually pay for your Netflix subscription using GCash.

It is very simple and straightforward, but you need to ensure two things: 

1) you have enough balance on your GCash account

2) you have a GCash card number (either physical or virtual)

If you don't have the latter, don't worry there's another workaround.

So let's dig into it.

Sunday, November 1, 2020

Change in Blogging Schedule

As I was viewing my blog while thinking of what to post next, I realized that I have been very naughty in following my blogging schedule this year.

If I was able to post regularly, the Archive list should have at least 4 posts every month but as you can see below it only averaged at 1.5 a month and I even missed March (the start of lockdown)!


What difference does it make?

Saturday, October 17, 2020

Lazada | Getting Items for FREE

So I have been into this coins collection from LazGame, which I thought was a nice past time.

I play Fun Farm: playing with the virtual cat, petting him, feeding him, making him cut some grass, as well as watering and harvesting strawberries which then converts into coins.

Saturday, September 19, 2020

GCash | Insurance

Have you heard of GCash's newest offering, GCash Insure? 

With the crisis we are globally facing right now, it is important to have this valuable protection in the event of hospitalization, accident, and/or *knock on wood* death.

And with GCash, getting insured is just a text away.

As per GCash's article, GCash Insure aims to provide anyone with accessible insurance for as low as Php 39/month.

How will that be helpful to us?

Saturday, September 5, 2020

GCash | Forest's New Trees

Did you know that GCash has added new trees in their GForest?

Before, we only have Yakal to plant.

But now, there are 2 more trees to choose from, namely, Narra and Dungon.

Saturday, August 29, 2020

Money Talk and Insights


Save lots of money.

Learn to invest it.

Secure the bag.

Avoid losing money.

Become rich.

Saturday, August 8, 2020

Mimosa Pudica

This plant is known for its shrinking reaction to contact.

The compound leaves fold inward and droop when touched or shaken, defending themselves from harm, and re-open a few minutes later.

The species is known by numerous common names including sensitive plant, humble plant, shameplant, and touch-me-not.

In our language, it is commonly known as "makahiya".