In the Philippines, we start the Christmas season in September. (Yes, it’s that early.) That season is synonymous with gifts, and honestly, I’m fine with having one of these three items on my wish list.
Insta360 Flow 2 Pro
I’ve been using an iPhone 15 for two years, and it’s only recently that I’ve had fun taking videos with the Blackmagic camera app. But honestly, I’m awful at taking steady videos, so I’d like to take my skills to the next level with the Insta360 Flow 2 Pro.
With the popular gimbal, I’ll be able to capture moments on video with more stability, and I can use that footage for my social media and here on this website. I like my vibrant images, but I’d like to spice it up with vibrant videos.
2027 Planner
We’re a few months away from 2026, and as a guy who likes to write in journals and planners, I’d like to be prepared before the new year starts, so I’ll definitely look for one soon.
I’ve used Moleskine planners for many years, but in 2027, I might consider a different brand as long as the product quality is good and there are enough pages to write on. I just might. I’ll see about that soon.
The Undertaker Hell’s Gate T-Shirt
I had a hard time picking a third item, but then I remembered my favorite wrestler, The Undertaker. So, I checked the WWE Shop website and found something I thought was phased out: the Hell’s Gate T-shirt.
One of my favorite Undertaker eras was the Deadman era with the purple gloves from 1994 to 1996, so when they released a tee that symbolized that awe-inspiring period, it blew my mind, and I always wanted one. Now that it’s back in stock, I’d like one soon before they run out again (and probably for good).
So, that’s three wish list items here, and three more on a previous post. So, that’s six items. I hope to get at least one of those for the holidays!
To those who are reading this post, baka naman. Kidding! I’m kidding, especially on the vacation one. That’s a long shot, for sure.
Header image courtesy of Ubaid E. Alyafizi. Love the 3D-rendered gift boxes there, sir. No AI needed.
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