Matt Thomas As quarantine continues on island, it’s important to be ready for anything. Just in case the power goes out, keep battery devices charged, keep a good supply of food, and others. Though this island is small, anything can happen. After you are ready for anything, try to do something productive to pass the time of quarantine, as boredom can be a pain to … Continue reading Isolate the Subject

Matt Thomas It’s important to stay strong in rhe middle of a pandemic. Though this may be hard to do, boredom may be one of the key factors, it’s important to try to find something to do. Try playing around with whatever you find laying around, read the news on the virus, and the countries affected by it. It’s also important to keep an eye … Continue reading Simplicity and Minimalism

Matt Thomas Though this island has seen many disasters and dark days, it still maintains its beauty. From what grows on the ground, to what flys over our heads, Saipan has much to offer to those who live here. Even through a pandemic, she still shows her beauty with no hesitation. But the only way she’ll keep this beauty, is if we take care of … Continue reading Rule of Space

Matt Thomas With quarantine still in effect, finding things to pass time with is a must in order to avoid boredom, stress, and other things quarantine could bring. To be productive, one could organize their house, clean, and do other chores. Or one could just read a book, or if they’re intreseted in that kind of stuff, mess around with toy guns. With quarantine still … Continue reading Color Combo

Matt Thomas One of the biggest issue that people will come by in quarantine, is isolation. A study done by a group called The Lancet said it can bring about stress, and other bad side effects pyschologically. To counter this, The Lancet put a good lists of things to do that could help with your quarantine problems. One way that could help with this, is … Continue reading From Left to Right

The phenomenon of rainbows has always been one that captivates the imaginations of humans. Countless cultural myths and traditions are derived from the rainbow, chief among them the Irish belief that a Leprechaun’s pot of gold rests at the end of a rainbow. Rainbows symbolize many things for humans such as hope, wonder, and unity. However, despite all the bombastic tales and postulations regarding rainbows, … Continue reading Rainbows only come after the deluge – LJV

Lyzelle Castillo Whether it be simply for fun or for competitive racing, cycling gradually became one of the most popular aerobic exercises around the world. Several cyclists even travel to other countries in order to compete in a cycling race. So why do most people love cycling/biking so much? Aside from the health benefits such as an improved posture and balance, cycling is environmentally friendly … Continue reading Cycle Away Your Stress

Ao Feng Zheng (Louis) The effects of quarantine and social distancing reach down to family pets. Dogs are curious and adventurous organisms. Not being able to go on walks takes a toll. Therefore, it is important to spend as much time as possible with our pets. Just as how people need company, so do our pets. The curve will flatten, and the economy will get … Continue reading Left to Pets

Christy Lee These days, we all practice social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The reason why social distancing is crucial is because COVID-19 “spread between people interacting in close proximity — for example, speaking, coughing, or sneezing,” meaning we need to keep distance from each other to prevent the spread of germs. So, it is very important to wear masks to protect ourselves … Continue reading Mask yourself!

Jerielle Francisco Okada Manila, owned by Tiger Resort Leisure and Entertainment Inc., is a casino, hotel, and mall complex located in Entertainment City, Parañaque, Philippines. Such a complex offers its visitors quality entertainment, delicious eatery, and alluring architecture and view. Okada Manila hosts 933 hotel rooms, twelve high-end restaurants and a few fast food chain restaurants across its plaza, and 26,000 square meters of gaming … Continue reading Left to Right Rule