My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
I was, as usual, spring cleaning my hard drive when I saw this video file. It was my Good Friday story in 2005. Four years later, I find that the story still is true and relevant. The story focuses on Continue reading Good Friday Commercialized?
It is with great sadness that we learn of the news that the presidential chopper, Bell 412 has been found apparently without any survivors. The chopper had carried aides of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, who were on their way to Ifugao Continue reading Thank you, Usec. Joe Capadocia
Here’s a letter from Texas. Hi Ralph. I’m a fan of your work and an avid reader of your blog even before we moved to the US. (We have been here for three years now). From your blog, I see Continue reading Ask Ralph: Thanks to the recession, her boyfriend is jobless; threatens to take own life
Wow! This is the first Ask Ralph Letter from another country! It’s a short letter with no easy answer. Here it goes: It’s been my dream to become a great newscaster one day. If I get the job, what can Continue reading Ask Ralph: She wants to be a news anchor
Another dish I made recently was Lemon Chicken, which many of the Chinese restaurants in Manila serve. My version tasted all right. But I wasn’t really happy about how it turned out. Still, as we say, every cooking disappointment leaves Continue reading Lemon Chicken
I would be very careful if I were Governor Panlilio. There are talks about him being courted to run as vice president of other presidentiables. He should consider watching the defunct US TV series, Commander-In-Chief. Geena Davis stars as President Continue reading Among Ed for VP?