We are a Filipina-Indian couple from an 8year Long Distance Relationship who got married on May 2019.
February 8, 2021, we received our greatest blessing in the coming of our precious daughter, Mishka.
...from just a couple and now a FAMILY.❤️
A LONG DISTANCE LOVE STORY turned into a REALITY
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This is good news for all Filipinos in India! 🇵🇭❤️🇮🇳
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has announced plans to launch nonstop flights from Manila to Delhi and Mumbai starting December 2026, subject to approval from the Indian Government.
🇵🇭➡️🇮🇳 Manila–Delhi: 3 flights per week — Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
🇵🇭➡️🇮🇳 Manila–Mumbai: 4 flights per week — Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
The flights will use PAL’s Airbus A321neo, with 12 lie-flat Business Class seats and 156 Economy seats. The airline says the new routes will make travel between the Philippines and India more convenient for Filipinos living in India, families visiting each other, tourists, business travelers and cultural exchanges.
For Filipinos living outside Delhi and Mumbai, this could also make traveling home easier by connecting through these major Indian cities.
And there’s another interesting part: PAL is returning to Delhi after being absent from the Indian market for more than a decade, while Mumbai will be a new nonstop destination for the airline.
🇵🇭❤️🇮🇳 Philippines and India are getting closer, one direct flight at a time!
Important: These flights are currently planned and remain subject to Indian Government approval.
#PhilippineAirlines #FilipinosInIndia #PhilippinesIndia #ManilaDelhi #ManilaMumbai #FilipinoInIndia #PAL #IndiaTravel #PhilippinesTravel
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Hindi pa siya ready i-let go ang luma naming ref. Nakikiusap pa siya kay Abhi na huwag na lang itong ibenta. 🥺
Later, nag-usap kami ni Abhi. Sabi ko sa kanya, maybe we should be more understanding of why Mishka gets so attached to the things we have at home.
Sabi ko kay Abhi:
“You’ve had this refrigerator for 10 years of your life. I’ve had it for 7 years. But for Mishka, she has had this refrigerator her entire life. For the past 5 years, this is the same fridge she has seen inside our home every single day.
If it’s already hard for us to let go of things that have been part of our lives for several years, imagine how much harder it must be for her to let go of something that has been there for her whole life.
Maybe for us, it’s just an old refrigerator. But for her, it’s a part of her childhood and a familiar part of home.”
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Ayaw ng Indiana kong biyenan na pumayat ako. Luto ng luto ang ginagawa. Hindi pa naman ako makaka-hindi kung pakora ang nasa harapan ko. 😅
Tapos si Abhi nagagalit sa kanya kapag nagluto neto kasi hindi din siya makaka-hindi sa pakora ni Mummy kaya nasisira ang diet niya.
Potato at paneer pakora ang meryenda na handa niya ngayon.
#indian #motherinlaw #pakora #indianfood
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Mga tradisyonal na sweet dish tuwing may kasal
dito sa Bihar, India 🇮🇳❤️
Ang Kaja, Khaja, Gaja at Laddoo ay ilan sa mga traditional sweets na makikita sa mga kasalan dito sa Bihar.
Sa kultura ng Bihar, mahalagang bahagi ng wedding celebrations ang mga matatamis. Hindi lang sila panghimagas — simbolo rin sila ng kaligayahan, magandang kapalaran at mabuting hangarin para sa bagong mag-asawa.
Karaniwan itong inihahanda o ipinapamigay sa pamilya, kamag-anak at mga bisita bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang at pagtanggap sa mga bisita.
#BiharWedding #BihariWedding #IndianWedding #BiharTradition #IndianCulture #FilipinaInIndia #FilipinaWifeInIndia #LifeInBihar #BiharFood #IndianSweets #Mithai #WeddingTraditions #FilipinoInIndia
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Today is Vishwakarma Puja, a special festival celebrated here in Bihar. 🇮🇳
On this day, people clean and decorate their vehicles, machines, tools and other equipment that are an important part of their daily work. You’ll see cars, bikes, tractors, workshops, factories and even small tools being cleaned and worshipped.
Lord Vishwakarma is traditionally regarded as the divine architect and craftsman. The festival is a way of showing respect and gratitude for the tools and machines that help people work, earn their livelihood and build their lives.
For many people, a vehicle or a machine is not just an object. It is a part of their work and often the source of their income. So today, they take a break from their routine, clean everything, decorate it with flowers and perform a small puja, praying for safety, prosperity and a successful year ahead.
#VishwakarmaPuja #VishwakarmaPuja2026 #VishwakarmaJayanti #VishwakarmaPujaBihar #Bihar #BiharDiaries #Patna #PatnaDiaries #BiharCulture #IndianFestivals #HinduFestivals #FestivalOfIndia #BiharFestivals #IndianCulture #IncredibleIndia #FestivalsOfIndia #Puja #Vishwakarma #LordVishwakarma #BiharLife
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🌿 Teej — A Festival of Love, Faith & Tradition ❤️
Teej is a special Hindu festival celebrated by women, especially married women. In Bihar, it is traditionally observed with a 24-hour nirjala fast, meaning no food and no water, along with prayers for the well-being and long life of the husband.
Women dress in traditional clothes, wear sindoor, bindi, bangles and other jewellery, apply mehendi, and prepare for the festival with their families. 🌸
For many women, Teej is a beautiful blend of faith, love, devotion and cherished family traditions. ❤️
🌿 Happy Teej! ✨
#Teej #TeejFestival #BiharTeej #TeejSpecial #IndianTraditions #IndianCulture #HinduFestival #TeejCelebration #MarriedWomen #DesiTraditions #HappyTeej
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This is what my Indian mother-in-law’s kitchen looks like every year during Teej
In Bihar, Hartalika Teej is a special festival when married Hindu women traditionally observe a strict fast and pray to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati for their husband’s long life, well-being and a happy married life.
And in our home, Teej means one thing you can’t miss… the making of gujiya, or pidukiya! 🥟
These homemade sweets are prepared as part of the festival and shared with family, neighbours and loved ones.
A kitchen full of ghee, gujiya and tradition… this is what Teej looks like in Bihar.
#Teej #HartalikaTeej #Bihar #BihariTradition #BiharCulture #IndianFestivals #TeejFestival #Pidukiya #Gujiya #IndianCulture #FestivalTraditions #BiharDiaries #DesiTraditions #IndianFamily
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For the past few months, I was silently struggling.
I was stressed because I couldn’t upload our vlogs the way I used to. There was a time when daily vlogging felt normal.. Recording, editing, uploading, and then starting all over again. I felt like I had to keep going because so many of you were waiting for the next vlog, and honestly, I didn’t want to disappoint you.
But somewhere along the way, I realized something.
Maybe I don’t have to keep running.
These past few weeks, I’ve slowly found my own pace. I upload every other day, and on the days I don’t upload, I get to do the things at home that I’ve been putting aside. I get to spend more time with Mishka. I get to breathe. I get to slowly edit the next vlog instead of rushing through it.
And strangely, I feel happier.
Our trip to the Philippines made me think about what I really want to remember from these years. Not how many videos I uploaded. Not how quickly I edited them. Not whether I managed to post every single day.
I want to remember the little moments.
The conversations with my family. The laughter. The ordinary days at home. The time I spent watching my daughter grow.
Because motherhood has taught me that children don’t wait for us to finish our work.
They grow while we are busy.
One day, you suddenly realize that the little hands that once needed you for everything are becoming more independent. The little voice calling “Mommy” is changing. And you understand that these moments cannot be edited, paused, or uploaded later.
So I’m learning to slow down.
Not because I’ve stopped caring about what I do.
But because I’ve started caring more about why I do it.
I’m still here. I’m still creating. I’m still sharing our life with all of you, and I’m incredibly grateful for every person who watches, supports, and waits for our next vlog.
But I’m also learning that it’s okay to take a breath.
It’s okay to choose family.
It’s okay to have an unfinished vlog when there is a child beside you asking you to play.
Maybe this is my new pace.
A little slower. A little calmer. A little more present.
And perhaps, this is what motherhood really is—not doing everything perfectly, but learning what deserves your time.
Because someday, I may look back at these years.
And I don’t think I’ll wish I had uploaded one more vlog.
I think I’ll be grateful that I was there. ❤️
#motherhood #filipinainindia
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“Bakit ba nagsusubuan ng cake tuwing birthday sa India?” 🇮🇳
Wala naman talagang specific na reason or official tradition behind it. Hindi siya parang may specific rule na “kailangan magsubuan ng cake kapag birthday.”
Pero siguro, ang magandang way para intindihin siya is ganito…
Kapag birthday, ang birthday celebrant ang center ng celebration. Kaya kapag pinapakain siya ng cake ng family, parang way lang nila of celebrating his or her life na “Happy birthday! We’re happy you’re here, and we’re celebrating you today.”
Tapos kapag yung birthday celebrant naman ang nagsusubo ng cake sa family, parang sharing the happiness with everyone.
Parang “Birthday ko, pero hindi ko naman sine-celebrate mag-isa. Kasama ko kayo sa happiness ko.”
So, walang deep or complicated meaning behind it.
It’s simply a sweet little gesture of love, celebration, and sharing happiness with the family.
Full vlog here - https://youtu.be/_J-sU7EgS6o?si=j5wdX...
#FilipinoInIndia #FilipinoIndianFamily #FilipinoInIndiaLife #IndiaAndPhilippines #FilipinoCulture #IndianCulture #IndianTraditions #BirthdayTradition #BirthdayCelebration #BirthdayInIndia #FilipinoVlogger #PinoySaIndia #PinoyAbroad #FilipinoFamily #FamilyCelebration #MishkaAndTheFilIndianFamily #FilipinoContentCreator #PinoyContentCreator #PhilippinesIndia #CultureSharing
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•Life of a Filipina in Bihar, IN 🇮🇳🌿•
Umorder si Abhi ng canvas board para daw makapag-painting ulit ako. 🥹
Usually kasi, yung mga art, crafts, at stationery na binibili namin, para kay Mishka. Kaya na-touch talaga ako na naisip ni Abhi na bumili ng canvas board para sa akin.
Hindi naman talaga ako magaling mag-painting. 😅 Mahilig lang ako gumawa-gawa ng DIY, arts and crafts, at kung anu-anong creative things kapag may time.
Blessed ako na may mister akong thoughtful. Yung hindi ko na kailangang sabihin kung ano yung kailangan ko—madalas, siya na mismo ang nakakapansin at nagbibigay. ❤️
Pero ayun… imbes na ako ang unang gumamit, hindi magpapatalo ang anak ko. 😂
#FamilyMoments #FamilyLife #MomLife #MomentsThatMatter #ThoughtfulHusband #MomAndDaughter #DaddyAndDaughter #ArtsAndCrafts #PaintingTime #CreativeMom #DIYMom #MishkaAndTheFilIndianFamily #FilipinaMom #FilipinoFamily #PinoyFamily
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