Kape at Keso

For somebody who craves for Filipino food and snacks from time to time, here are the stores I frequent to. I can only share a limited perspective but solely based on my experiences. Read on! Filipino Stores 1. Asia Yaosho (Kabukicho, Shinjuku)  While they mostly have Filipino products, they also sell Thai goods. I think their prices are a little lower than the other Filipino stores I've tried. However, they have limited stocks and they often run out of items that I usually need, like Bearbrand. 😁 Credits: This photo is from this website .  2.  Ameyoko Center Underground Marekt (Ueno)   This market is heaven for Southeast Asians. They have a lot of varieties, dry goods, frozen meat, and even fresh seafood. There are also two Filipino stores in the area. They sell more items than Asia Yaosho but they are a bit pricey.  Credits: Photo is from this website. The market is underground. The entrance is on the side of this building at the center of this photo.  3....

It was about four years ago when I heard of Coursera from a student who already took a few classes. I think that was a manifestation! Since the pandemic started, I thought I have a lot of time in my hands to learn of something new virtually. So long story short, I enrolled in a free course in Coursera. However, the 5-week course was stretched to a year. Yes! I finished the course a year after I started taking the lessons. Forgive me for being a procrastinator. I know this mindset won't help me grow so that is why I made it a goal to complete it this month.  To be specific, I took English for Media Literacy course. Actually, I studied mass media in college and I'm currently an English teacher. Boasting aside, I already know all the topics in the course. Consequently, my ultimate goal is to refresh my memory and polish my knowledge of the course. True enough, I was able to recall things I learned six years ago! The course has reading, listening, vocabulary, and grammar activities...