Featured in the May 2002 issue of YES! magazine, Pops described this house as: "Home is my resting place. On a usual day, I just wait for the kids to arrive from school, we do their homework, play a little, watch some videos, and then we'll have dinner either here or outside."

Pops particularly treasures the glass painting in her dining room. "I bought that in Italy."

A longer view of the living area. The Chinese chest drawer on the right is over a 100 years old.

From the main gate, what greets guests is this swimming pool and a beautiful wooden door.

The Mediterranean-inspired conjugal house is very well-kept. From the outside, it presents itself like a pink villa, but the interiors, originally all white, were painted melon-orange after the couple's separation. The new paint job was Pops' idea.

"I particularly like tables and aparadors," says Pops. Things she has in the house come from the places she's been to. "Mahilig ako sa mga souvenirs. Senti nga ako, e."