Nate Roño

05/06/2025

✏ Warriors Need Pencils Too
Because cancer warriors are students too.

This June 14, we’re gifting 40 brave kids the tools they need to keep learning—and keep dreaming.
📚 We are accepting donations of:
✔ Notebooks, Paper, Pencils, Pens, Crayons, Erasers & School bags

📅 Donations will be accepted until June 13, 2025.
📍 You may drop off your donations at Longos National High School Maya-Maya St, Longos, Malabon

Help us fill their bags with hope.
"Sa bawat kwaderno, may panibagong pag-asa." ✨

01/06/2025

Happy Pride, Everyone!

Let's start our Pride Month celebration by educating our fellow human beings about microaggressions in and towards the LGBTQIA + community.

Check out my WordPress blog:

“Bakla ka ba?” It’s a question tossed casually, like a joke or a taunt. A classmate says it when a boy cries. A kuya shouts it when his younger brother doesn’t play with cars or guns. A father whis…

05/05/2025

New on Nate's Soul Space:

Some of us weren’t written into other people’s endings—just their turning points.
"Steady Beneath Their Footsteps" is a reflection on what it means to be someone’s in-between—
a resting place, a mirror, a moment of clarity they outgrow. It’s about carrying the weight of other people’s becoming, even when they never stay to witness yours.

Read it here:
https://natesoulspace.wordpress.com/2025/05/05/steady-beneath-their-footsteps/

Some people are meant to be destinations.You meet them, and everything clicks.You stay, settle, maybe build a future together.But others—well, others are bridges.Not the endpoint, but passages. I& #…

29/04/2025

Low Key, High Care
How I was saved from an almost-relapse in Baguio

Sometimes, the smallest gestures carry the most weight. There is a profound power in quiet, consistent care. In my latest post, I share a personal story about the unexpected comfort of being seen. It's a reminder that showing up for someone doesn't always require huge gestures, just genuine presence.

Read more:
https://natesoulspace.wordpress.com/2025/04/29/low-key-high-care/

There’s something sacred in the little things. A “Don’t forget to eat,”a “Hope your day goes well,”a “Take care, please.” They may not come with grand gestures, slow-mo effect, or movie-scene light…

29/04/2025

Celebrating 7 years of faithful service to God through love, compassion, and a mission that continues to bring hope. ✨

This year, we will visit Bahay Pag-asa and we're launching 𝗦𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗴𝗘𝘀𝗰𝘂𝗲𝗹𝗮 — a mission to bring not just education, but God’s grace and hope into Bahay Pag-asa, because no past is too dark for His light, and every child can have a chance to rise, to learn, and to begin again.

𝗪𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝗲 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻.You can help the youth by donating hygiene kits, food items, and clothes to remind them that they are not forgotten.

Let’s continue the mission. Let’s carry His light together.

22/04/2025

Get ready to explore the future of Philippine Coffee at the Philippine Coffee Expo 2025: Charting New Frontiers!

Secure your event passes:
🟢Online Purchase: Convenient and hassle-free!
Visit https://philippinecoffeeexpo.com

🟠Onsite Purchase: Grab yours at the venue on May 9-11, 2025.
Let’s celebrate and innovate together in 2025! See you there! 🎉

Event Organizer: Philippine Coffee Guild
Expo and Events Management Team: Perdem Hay Marketing Solutions Inc.

14/04/2025

Ever had that moment where everything lines up perfectly?
Like the universe orchestrated it just for you? Kismet, serendipity...
we call it fate, but sometimes, it feels a little too cinematic, right?

But here’s the twist: maybe it’s not about waiting for fate to happen.
What if the universe is just leaving breadcrumbs and we’re the ones
who get to spark that magic?

In my latest blog, I dive into why destiny feels like reality, until it doesn’t,
and how we can take charge of our own story.

Read more about it here:
https://natesoulspace.wordpress.com/2025/04/14/of-kismet-and-serendipity-why-destiny-feels-like-reality-until-its-not/

There’s a kind of comfort in thinking that things are meant to be. That all the mess—the awkward first dates, the rejections, the coffee you spilled on your favorite white shirt right before the jo…

13/04/2025

Have you ever heard—or even used—these lines for fun?

“Bakla ka ba?”
“Tomboy.”
“Bading!”
“Sabi ko na, Barbie!”

Jokes rooted in bigotry aren’t ‘funny’—they’re lazy, stupid, and cruel.

This one’s for you. Read my new blog:
https://natesoulspace.wordpress.com/2025/04/13/di-biro-ang-bakla/

Speak up. Change the narrative.

“Bakla ka ba?” It’s a question tossed casually, like a joke or a taunt. A classmate says it when a boy cries. A kuya shouts it when his younger brother doesn’t play with cars or guns. A father whis…

05/04/2025

I just launched something that’s been stirring inside for a while now — my new blog: https://natesoulspace.wordpress.com/

It’s a little corner of the web where I’ll be sharing pieces of my soul—
thoughts, reflections, life, and whatever else flows.

Soul-Centered, Nate-Crafted

If you’ve got a minute, kindly:
✨ Read a post or two
🧡 Subscribe if it resonates
📲 Share it with someone who might feel it too

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