My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
If you have read my writing long enough, my blog had a different URL when I started publishing two years ago. Early this year, I was forced to leave it. And that partially explains why I launched this site. So Continue reading Review: Need a web hosting package? Don't get Philhosting.net.
I had a very scrumptious salad at a restaurant in San Pablo, Laguna sometime last year. The salad was a great delight because instead of the usual greens, it made use of fiddlehead fern or pako as it is known Continue reading Pako Salad with Honey Mustard Dressing
A common concern among us voters on election day is finding our respective precincts. It can be difficult and stressful going through the lists the Comelec posts at voting centers. And looking for one’s name on the list of voters Continue reading Election 2010: Find Your Precinct Online
Whenever someone mentions weekend markets, I am reminded of Diane Keaton’s shopping scene in the movie, Something’s Gotta Give. For me, it’s the perfect depiction of weekend markets — good bargains sans the stress that comes with malls’ midnight madness Continue reading Lechon Kawali Galore at the Hospital
My random thought today is about change. Good change. We all want it. We want others to change to make the world a better place. And especially during these times, we want it for our leaders and our country. But Continue reading Break the Cycle
The truth is, I have never seen anyone take so long to leave or say goodbye. I am refering to Speaker Prospero Nograles, who claims to have plans of leaving the administration coalition to join the Nacionalista Party. Which is Continue reading Examining Black Propaganda; Nograles' Long Goodbye