Asia’s Next Top Model is back for Cycle 5 tonight. Get ready to expect the unexpected! Before the Asia’s Next Top Model Cycle 5 Episode 1 premiere tonight, catch up on the 14 girls vying for the honor of becoming Asia’s Next Top Model:
http://amiciness.com/2017/04/05/introducing-the-asias-next-top-model-cycle-5-contestants/
Watch along with us live at 9 P.M. on STAR World for the Asia’s Next Top Model Cycle 5 grand premiere, while we live blog the episode here on Amiciness.com.
The Asia’s Next Top Model Cycle 5 contestants have already been revealed! 🙌 Here are the 14 models vying for the title of becoming Asia’s. 👏 Next. 👏 Top. 👏 Model. 👏
As I’ve already mentioned in my previous Asia’s Next Top Model Cycle 5 post, we have the usual countries represented: Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia. What’s special about this cycle is that for the first time in Asia’s Next Top Model history, twins are competing, representing Indonesia. 👭 Taiwan is also back, last seen in Cycle 3.
Now let’s meet this cycle’s 14 girls. In no particular order 👀 (So please don’t go looking for a pattern like last time, okay? 😂)
If you aren’t too keen on reading long articles, I’ve prepared a video for you with all 14 girls after the cut…
Little acts of discrimination hurt. Yeah. They actually do. Especially if they come from people you care about the most. Not necessarily people who you least expect. But people you consider friends, family or maybe, something in between.
Little acts of discrimination is not exactly fatal but they are toxic in their own way. Toxic as in it slowly kills you nonetheless. It burns out that little faith you have left. Faith that keeps you believing that if you are at least nice and kind, people will treat you the same. Not differently.
After weeks on hiatus and thirsty for new episodes, Amiciness is back to discuss Riverdale 1×07 In A Lonely Place before the new episode premieres later tonight (at the time of writing). We find out where Polly Cooper is hiding. We get to know more about Jughead and his family life. But what we don’t find out, just a heads up, is who the heck killed Jason Blossom? As usual, if you haven’t watched the episode… (Why haven’t you? It’s been out for weeks already on Netflix)
I can’t help but be drawn to gumamela flowers, especially the rare colored ones like the one we have in our garden. Gumamela, or hibiscus, is common to every neighborhood in the country. It may also be extra popular because of science class. For me, it was during the third grade when our teacher asked us to bring a gumamela to school. It has all the parts of the flower: the male and female parts. It’s perfect for teaching kids about the birds and the bees without them really knowing.🌻
Anyway, here’s my very first photo set using my new Fujifilm X-T20 16-50mm Kit. I hope you’ll be able to feel the story and the emotions I wanted to convey. 📸