Miss JT Diaries

18/08/2025

Till our next event! Thank you! ❤️

Big milestone! Our very first newspaper feature in the Alberta Filipino Journal! Thank you for all the love and support - this is just the beginning. 💙

Shoutout to our friend Mo - thanks for capturing this moment with your words and lens. Couldn’t have asked for a better first feature!

18/08/2025

Oponganon's first camping trip was absolutely one for the books!

A huge thank you to each and every one of you for making our camping trip such a great time! It was awesome to see everyone come together and enjoy the outdoors.

Your energy, teamwork, and good vibes made the whole trip run smoothly—and a lot of fun too.

Thank you for your commitment and positive energy—this trip wouldn’t have been the same without each and every one of you. We look forward to many more adventures together! Thanks again for being such a great group!

17/08/2025

My mom once told me:
"If you're scared to take the risk and move abroad, remember this: You can always buy a return ticket and go back to the life you once had."

But then I realized:
Unsa may gamit ani'ng mga yati dinhi? Ngano'ng mag-return ticket paman nga pwede raman langoyon? 😁

17/08/2025

No competition. No drama. No jealousy.

Just friends who continually bully este clap for each other.

I genuinely want the best for them and them
want the best for me. Insert kay hubog. 😂

16/08/2025

I came across a lovely word that stuck with me today — “Glimmer.” It carries such gentle meaning.

Glimmers are those tiny, often overlooked moments that make you feel safe, loved and alive — the sound of laughter, a warm hug, a breeze through the trees or a kind message, warmth of sunlight on your skin, a familiar scent, or the sound of a loved one’s voice.

We're trained to look for what's wrong. But what if you retrain your brain to spot what is right? What if you teach yourself to notice the good, however small?

Glimmers are always there. And the more you notice them, the more they multiply. It reminds us that hope and stability aren’t always found in grand gestures — often, they arrive quietly, in moments of peace that might otherwise pass us by.

16/08/2025

16/08/2025

But what if, you look both? 😜 Filipinese. 😁🤪

15/08/2025

"She's so lucky."
No, she's not.

She worked hard for everything she has. Late nights, tough days,and never giving up. It wasn't luck, it was effort with God's grace. Keep going dear!

15/08/2025

Girl, take care of yourself so you don't become a hater.

A lot of the hate some women throw at other women isn’t confidence—it’s unhealed envy dressed up as judgment. It’s easier to criticize other women than confront the parts of yourself you’ve neglected.

You’re not really mad at her—you’re mad that she’s embodying the energy, confidence, or mindset you wish you had. And that’s okay. Just be real with yourself about it. Envy can be a mirror or a mask—choose to let it show you what you need to grow.

Real talk: If you don’t take care of your mind, your heart, and your peace, someone else’s glow will start to feel like a threat instead of inspiration. Jealousy grows where self-worth is lacking. Stay grounded, handle your own healing, and remind yourself—her shine doesn’t dim yours.

14/08/2025

When random people asked me where I'm from and got shocked whenever I told them I am a Filipina.

"Really? I thought you're Chinese."

"No, I am Filipinese." 😂

14/08/2025

"Would you date you?"
Oh baby, I would go above and beyond for her — no ifs, no buts.

13/08/2025

Not just commas but PUNCTUATION MARKS in general sense. They are important because they help structure sentences, clarify meaning, and indicate pauses or emphasis. They guide the reader through the text, making communication clearer and more effective. Without punctuation, writing can be confusing or even misleading.