Hannah Villasis

I often wonder what my world will be like in 5 years. I would track back to 5 years ago, just to remember what I was thinking then, what "today" would be like. I was already blogging for a year. The concept of Social Media was pretty much new to everyone but people saw the potential in using them. Everyone went wireless and connected to the Internet. I never thought navigating the Metro traffic would be easier with my smartphone and booking cabs would be easy using my phone too! I never thought TV could also connect to the Internet and become "Smart" like my mobile gadgets. Today, we are privileged to have tablets, smartphones and smart TVs. These things make our lives more convenient, more in-tuned with what's happening with the rest of the world, and more customized to our own preferences.  Not everyone in the Philippines has an Internet TV. But a lot of us here want to experience the things that it can do.  When the unconventional act of turning you

I used to believe, watching TV or movies just wastes my time. Like, why should I watch other people's lives/stories, when I have my own life to live. I could do more productive things like work out and work, and think business! Well, it's a good thing I realized that life ain't fun when all you think is work work work! I love my free time lately. I get to do the good things I love. I just realized, my end goal is just to be Happy. Happy to live and experience the world! Speaking of happiness, what does a young boy want in his life? What makes him happy? I think, every child is still dependent on their parents. All they need is love, attention and nurture. What happens if one, or both of the parents of the child die? I should know because I lost my father to lung cancer when I was (almost) 3 years old. This is the same struggle that Lucas, a character in the Venezuelan movie "The Longest Distance", will face as he loses his mother. Wanting comfort and re

Managing your Smart Bro subscriptions is now easier! With the new Smart Bro Dashboard, you can now easily access everything related to your broadband accounts. You get to check: - SIM number - current load balance - promo subscription validity - full list of broadband packages It also includes features like "Load Protect". When turned on, this prevents subscribers from unintended data charges.  Check it now by going to smart.com.ph/dashboard Free Facebook and Twitter! Just try it! You've got nothing to lose, it's free! I've always taken advantage of the SmartNet service. With the new dashboard, you can also get free and uninterrupted access to Facebook and Twitter feeds through SmartNet. Just sign in to a SmartNet account and link your social media profiles and you will be able to post status updates for your friends to see :) Here's a sample of my Tweet and Facebook measage using SmartNet (for free!)  https://twitter.com/f

I've seen these guys when I watch the movies before. They're the awesome musicians using ordinary daily items to create music in that Dolby Digital video! I heard it's the second time they came over to the Philippines!  Thank you Matt for dragging me along with your friends to watch, I am definitely inspired! Not only did they produce an awesome musical production, they also incorporated mini stories and little puns / jokes throughout the show. They were also very interactive as they guided the audience to create music out of their own hands. It is one show you should watch while they're here! Tickets are available at  http://www.ticketnet.com.ph/ *This blog post is powered by Smart iPad LTE. Sent from my iPhone powered by Smart LTE.

As part of the Polecats Manila summer tradition, we will be staging a dance recital, entitled “STELLAR GOES POP” this June 7, 2013, 7:00 PM, at the AFP Theater, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City. The show is Polecats Manila’s 4th Summer Recital and is aimed to highlight the skills and talents of the students fondly called the Pole Kittens and Pole Tigers. The show will feature 120 recitalists and guests doing pole, aerial silk and aerial hoop routines to pop songs from the 80s to 2000s. It will be an exhibition of art, athleticism and passion for this newly-respected artform. The show is expected to draw in an audience of 850-1000 people. We believe that every trick, climb and spin can become strength, grace and art. As a performance group, Polecats deliver fluidity in motion, with performances that fuse ballet, jazz and gymnastics. Every performance is a reminder that the extraordinary is our specialty. Tickets are at Php 500 available at the event date or at 22nd Floo