The Tale of the Disappearing Tabo
This is toilet talk. I grew up in the Philippines and so I am so familiar with the ever ubiquitous
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Ginulat na Manok
Ang manok na nakatakas kay Mang Inasal. (*photo taken during our recent trip)
Sumpa ng Ibong Adarna
Isang tinadhanang araw, sa masukal na gubat ako ay naligaw, Sa aking pagtingala makulay na ibon sa akin ay dumungaw,
Basag na Umaga
There are English passages that can get lost in translation when transitioned to our native tongue. Here’s an example: I
Mga Sinampay Na Alaala
Noong isang araw ay nagsampay ako ng aming nilabhan. Bago ninyo isipin na mayroon kaming mahabang kurdon ng sampayan na
Mountain of Ripples
We usually see ripples on the water. But here are ripples formed on the rock. What I really want to
Basang Sisiw
Noong isang araw habang kami ay naglalakbay ng aking misis lulan ng aming kotse, ay nakikinig kami ng mga kinamulatang
Valley of Walls
(*photo taken at Bryce Canyon, UT) ********** Bonus photos:
I Saw The Light
(*photo taken in Antelope Canyon, AZ) ************ Bonus photos:
Tao Po
(*The following post has nothing to do with the controversial movie about extrajudicial killings.) “Tao po! Tao po!” Iyan ang