Writings on the Wall
My head is light and the walls spinning, Too much of the “happy hours” again, Staggering down Manila’s dark alley,
Left Behind in Albuera
(Last week was the 3rd year anniversary of the super typhoon Yolanda hitting the Visayas. With the town of Albuera, Leyte
Guardians of the Galaxy: A Reminiscence
This is not a film review. I know anybody can be a critic. Everybody has an opinion and everybody is entitled
Overshadowed
When a lamp is overshadowed by a greater light, it cast a shadow instead of light. (*photo taken one lazy, reflective Sunday
Jeproks and Other Strange Words
The Pilipino language has a rich vocabulary that has evolved like a cauldron of mix words borrowed from different languages including Spanish,
No More Free Concerts
Last week, I took a day off from work, drove a couple of hours, travel more than a hundred miles, just to
A Somber Celebration
Last week, we had a patient in the ICU who was unwell. Unwell, is perhaps an understatement. He was of an
Pilipino Idioms of Nineteen Kopong-kopong
Recently a friend of ours has been posting article links in his Facebook about expressions that we grew up with. I
A Gray Day to Run a Marathon
It was time for my annual participation for the half marathon. As always, I can’t run without taking photos. I
Smoking Ban
I read in the news that President Duterte is planning to sign a law that will ban smoking in all public