My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
You’ve got to hand it to mobile phone service providers like Globe Telecom. I have just spoken with a relative who has just arrived in the US for business and set up her prepaid line for international roaming. Apparently, she’s Continue reading Globe
I would say that for the longest time, I was not very fond of dogs as pets. I have had bad experience as a kid occasionally running away from stray dogs in the village, as I encountered them on my Continue reading Scooby (Doo), where are you?
There are many small things I love about living in the south of metro. The “biggest” small thing would have to be the gentle, pollution-free breeze that we get. For this, we have our isolation from from the major urban Continue reading The Biggest Small Thing
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?
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