My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
There’s no doubt about it. One of the perks of being a journalist is the chance to travel across the country and see that there are still many unspoiled places to visit. As I was looking into my personal archives, Continue reading The Journalist as A Tourist
Senator Panfilo Lacson has, from the very beginning, been quick to deny that there is no politics behind his exposé behind the C-5 Road Extension project, a major headache for Senate President Manny Villar, who is running for President in Continue reading Villar's Headache: Exposé to Nowhere?
Chinese food for me is comfort food, and I enjoy eating it often, as I crave for it very often. To instantly satisfy cravings for it, I would normally go to restaurants like North Park, where I order their garlic Continue reading A Taste of Chinatown in Alabang
Come to think of it, there are quite a number of figurative expressions to describe the government’s position in relation to the ongoing — dragging — violence in Mindanao. Now that we are in the middle of Ramadan, I would Continue reading Tight Rope
Dear Ralph, I am a relatively fresh graduate working as an assistant for over a year now. Luckily, I have been able to adjust and make good friends with my officemates and bosses. Recently, when I was in the middle Continue reading Ask Ralph: The Delinquent Money-Borrower and Her Modus Operandi
Here is another version of Swing Out Sister’s Butterfly. 🙂