Love, J

Quarantine season has extended and I'm getting bored because I can't help myself be productive. I decided to write a blog wherein every teen who started to live alone can learn from this. Actually, this was my experience for the 4 years living away from my family. Yes, I can't say I'm living alone because I lived in a dormitory, so technically I have my dorm mates yet I am on my own. I do on my own from budgeting, doing the chores, cooking, and even shopping for groceries. That's why today I will share with you how to shop groceries like a pro, wherein you will not be running out of food and can save enough time and effort.  So this is how to shop groceries  like a pro: Preparation First, before going into a grocery store, I will check first my pantry, (usually my pantry was a storage box since I'm living in a dorm) if I have enough stocks or what stocks do I need to shop. Once done, I will make a list so that I can't spend more time thinki

Hello! I'm back for a new blog after months of not writing because I've become so busy with my job! The last time a wrote a blog is because I'm unemployed, but now I'm employed but our country was on lockdown because of the coronavirus. I prayed for everyone's safety and please stay at home to protect our front liners.   Since I don't have work today, I manage to think about how to become productive today and decided to write a blog since it ages since I wrote the last blog. So today, I'm sharing you a guide to finding a perfect apartment for rent. Hope you like it! When you start to live on your own, one thing you need to find once you get a job is a place to stay. This may not apply to everyone but for some who worked from the city where it is far away from their house, they need to look for a place to stay.  Looking for an apartment is quite overwhelming. They are so many things to consider when looking for a place. It plays one of the essential p