Lighthouse and Sunset
(*photo taken at Bass Harbor, Maine)
Author: pinoytransplant
A Filipino (Pinoy) transplanted in Iowa
Still Rushing
On my last post, I mentioned that I would advice my young self to take it slow. However, below is
Take It Slow
“Slow down. Life is crossing the road.” — Debasish Mridha Last weekend we had our reunion of University of Santo
Doctors Don’t Cry
That’s not true. Few weekends ago when I was working in the ICU, I met with a young doctor who
Run Forest, Run
(I apologize to the fans of Forrest Gump, as this post has nothing to do with that movie.) As I
Hopia, Hopia, Hopia Kayo Riyan!
Noong nakaraang linggo ay dumating ang aming panganay na anak mula sa kanyang maiksing bakasyon sa Pilipinas. Siya lang mag-isa
Pajama Talk
I like to thank my colleagues in the Philippines for inviting me to speak in the recently concluded Post Graduate
Thought Walks
My wife and I planned to go on a hiking trip this fall. Reading up and looking at the YouTube
Foggy Morning Drive
In the early morning haze, I drove on though I’m somewhat fazed, Blurred shadows of silos, highway signs, and trees,
Toxic Stew
(I was asked to give a message to our local congregation. Here’s what I shared in its entirety.) There is
Pinoy Transplant in Iowa 