There are different ways on how to shape and clean unwanted hair around you eyebrows. Some do threading, plucking and some use razor. I used to pluck my brows but then I learned that using a razor is much easier and painless.

My honey enjoying his breakfast :)

My hon's selfie underwater scene :) (he used Fujifilm X70)

***In a nutshell: As for me, couples should always spend time exclusively together at least once a month. A date night, a walk in the park, watch the sunset, or whatever you will both enjoy together. Also, both should be sensitive enough to feel if your partner is going through something. It could be about your relationship with one another or if he or she is stressed-out with something else. Always take time to ask how's his/her day and listen to whatever he/she wants to express. Respond sensitively. A hug is always effective way to comfort, and assure him/her that everything will be alright. You are partners for life and you should always be best friends as well. Enjoy life together!

Being married for almost six years now is indeed an achievement. I know that we still have lots to deal with, but with God's grace I'm confident that we will be able to overcome anything.

There were times that we both want to give up, then we paused, calmed ourselves, talked and realized that we can still patch things up. At times, we both feel tired of the same arguments and tend to guard our hearts from giving our love as a whole to avoid disappointments and we put boundaries between each other. Yes, it lessen the disappointments, but it also limits our happiness and makes our relationship dull.

I would say that my husband is a good man - generous, loving, he always cheers me up, cleans our house, cooks if he have time, do the laundry most of the time, spoiled me in every way. But like any other couples, a good communication is something we both have to work on.

We both have something to learn in expressing ourselves and how to deal with it - verbally, emotionally and physically. Sometimes, the real problem is not what we have said but how we said it. We also need to be sensitive enough to understand what are the unspoken feelings. I guess, if you really know your spouse it will be easy to comprehend. But sure enough, there were times we really can't decode such, and the best option is to open-up and listen. Listen not to have something to answer back but listen to understand.

The "spark" is almost not there after so many arguments and disappointments. But looking deeper, the "spark" is still there, but it is something we have to work-on just like so many other things that we have to learn in a relationship. I am not an expert but I am sure that for marriage to work, both husband and wife should agree to stay together and humbly work-on to understand each other.

Recently, we watched for the nth time the Fireproof movie. It is a Christian movie about keeping the marriage. There is this Love Dare notebook that the husband in the movie used as a guide on how to rekindle the love and learn the worth of their marriage. I googled a copy of the Love Dare notebook, printed and gave it to my husband. I also kept a copy in my desktop so we both have something to guide us.

***In a nutshell: Always give your 101% best in your marriage. Good communication and taking action are some of the best ingredients of a flavorful togetherness. Small gestures of love and kindness, humility, openness, and continuously getting to know your spouse will surely add up in keeping the "spark" alive. And God being in the center of your relationship, you're both assured that you will be together in love. Indeed it will take time and extra effort to polish the relationship but it will surely be worth it. 

Lately I've been experiencing depression and anxiety. I have discussed this with my husband so that in case I am causing him some troubles, especially with my extreme emotions, somehow he can handle it. Well, it's not new to him though. I have felt this several times and I just told him that I will conquer it but requested him to be patient in some situations.


Yeah, I've always been strong and there are times I feel so down, confused, disappointed and pissed off with my life. I felt that I haven't done so much for myself which I deserve. I don't even know how to explain this kind of feeling....


As much as I would like to discuss this emotions to anyone else, I am just afraid that they will not understand and tell me that I am just over thinking. Well, I get that all the time. I've heard that most of the time. I over think, I worry too much, and that I'm a control freak. I guess I am, but I just have this something inside me that is bursting to come out, to explore, to do something ,,,,to travel, to have a career change,,, I don't know :(


I told myself and promised my husband that I will figure this out. I don't know how but I am sure that I can fix it.

We did some prenuptial shoots for my brother and it was a great timing that the infamous Dubai Miracle Garden just opened that week :) ....  It was a perfect weather! Although they are the topic of the shoot, well, my husband and I will definitely not miss this chance to have our moments as well ;)