My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
After the brouhaha about Ces Drilon, all eyes are now on relief and recovery operations following the wrath of typhoon Frank, which left an estimated 200+ dead, and at least 700 missing, after Sulpicio Lines’ M/V Princess of the Stars, Continue reading Quite Frankly
Like other Sundays, I had originally planned to do quite a number of outdoor activities today. But thanks to typhoon Frank, which hit Metro Manila early today, all my affairs had been postponed. Not content with just lounging around the Continue reading Martha's Cauliflower Pasta
If there’s one thing I had looked forward to all week, it was the opportunity to watch Urduja, the first full-length animation feature to be producedvoiced in Filipino. I certainly agree with all the hype that yes, this is certainly Continue reading Two Thumbs Up for Urduja
J.K. Rowling, author of the best-selling Harry Potter book series, delivers her Commencement Address, “The Fringe Benefits of Failure, and the Importance of Imagination, ” at the Annual Meeting of the Harvard Alumni Association. President Faust, members of the Harvard Continue reading J.K. Rowling at Harvard
The entire media industry in particular of course, is relieved over the safe release of kidnapped broadcast journalist Ces Drilon, her team, and Prof. Octavio Dinampo. What has happened, of course presents many questions and implications that will need to Continue reading Post Mortem
I have never been a fan of Lito Lapid, as an actor, and all the more as a senator. I did not vote for him in 2004. And my reasons for not voting him were very much validated when the Continue reading Lito Lapid and Lapu Lapu