For some, the green movement in Makati started in the Legaspi and Salcedo weekend markets that began more than a decade ago. I don’t know about you, but I find having to wait for the weekend, can mean mostly that I’ll miss it, with all the other activities I find I sandwich during those days.
Finally, finding our dose of organic and eco-friendly produce can now be done all throughout the week.
At The Collective there is a shop with the inspired idea of making such produce available much more conveniently, I expect it would do much for this lifestyle. With it, the Eco movement in Makati will even be more alive. It is shaping up to be a true alternative.
Read more on The Collective: Greening of the other side of Makati…
Usually, the Easter Eggs we know are either boiled eggs or plastic ones with treats inside.
There’s nothing really wrong with that but I just think its such a waste not to eat the eggs or to eat it is such a waste to the effort of decorating it in the first place. While plastic ones… just how many can you collect, right?
So, it was such a treat to find a method that gave me more options with our Easter eggs than just eating boiled eggs… its called Blown Eggs.
Warning: It does take a lot more effort than plopping in the eggs in a pan.
We have all experienced Easter in one form or another. From just attending mass to going on community or mall-sponsored Easter egg hunts for our kids.
But what about doing your own Easter celebration yourself. As in, the whole production number. Are you up to it?





