Anik2x ni Jan2x

19/02/2026

Once upon a brownout 😎 mauulit kaya ang out of town get away? 😍😂

19/02/2026

28/12/2025

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Now accepting orders! 🐷✨ Send us a DM to reserve yours 🤤😋

21/12/2025

Sa mga maligo ug dagat, dalha ni pang sud an or pulutan 🥳🥳🥳

Head for only 1400php only, palita na ngari sa atbang sa Emcor, Maasin City, Southern Leyte 🎊🎉

15/12/2025

Put a yummy in your tummy palit na ug lechon sa Pio’s Tasty Lechon mga ka piogi ang piggy na pogi 😎

🎉 PAKSIW PROMO ALERT! 🎉 mga ka-Piogi! 🐷✨

For EVERY DINE-IN, enjoy FREE PAKSIW on us! 🤤

📍 Dine in, taste the difference and visit us today in Maasin Christmas Food Bazaar 🎄

Kaon na ta! 💛

Anik2x ni Jan2x Kenneth Choi Rodi D Greg Anthony Harris Felmalyn Melorin Lea Amogues Emmie Lynne Amogues Simangan Pobre Pero Hilas Janice Amogues-Gregana Gressa Amogues

19/10/2025

📍Currently atbang sa EMCOR

✅ for only 700 pesos per kilo
✅with free s**a sawsawan
✅ with free softdrink or paklay (of your choice) in each kilo purchase

Palit na ta 🎊🎊🎊

21/05/2025

Check on the postpartum moms around you.

Not just in the first few weeks.
Not just when the baby is new.
Check on her at 3 months. At 6 months. At a year.

Because postpartum depression doesn’t always show up right away.
Sometimes it hits when everyone else thinks she’s “back to normal.”

She might be smiling in pictures but crying in private.
She might say “I’m fine” while falling apart inside.
She might look like she has it together, but hasn’t slept, eaten, or felt like herself in weeks.

Postpartum is messy.
It’s bleeding. Leaking. Healing.
It’s identity loss, hormone crashes, and invisible battles.

So send the text.
Drop off the food.
Ask how she’s doing.

Hold the baby, but don’t forget the mom.
She still needs you.
Even when the world moves on.

©️Caty Sanders

27/03/2025

27/03/2025

19/11/2023

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