RAID: Watch as Sambie Rodriguez-Tung Gives Us a Tour of Her New Pad
Growing up in a family of art collectors, it’s no wonder her must-haves include her unique art finds. Settling into her new home…
It’s one of those things we’ve just always accepted without question: we need to drink milk for healthier bones and teeth. It’s in my children’s school textbooks.
Closed-circuit TV cameras, dashcams and “citizen journalists” working via cell phones and blogs have changed our notion of news. Many people now rely on social media to read the news, instead of traditional media outlets.
In a recent talk entitled “Help! I Can’t Understand My Child!
In search of a more sustainable and lasting approach to reversing, or at least delaying the onset of type 2...
Early this year, Fr. Dennis Paez celebrated his 60th birthday in an elegant party hosted by the Ginto Foundation. In his homily, he spoke about going to a hermitage for three days to reflect on the past 60 years of his life. No gadgets, just silence and seclusion.
Michele S. Alignay, psychologist, counselor, author, speaker and mother of two Gen-Z kids, gave a recent talk on “Decoding Family...
My memories of Lent included going through Catholic rituals I didn’t fully understand, but nonetheless observed because my parents did....
My maternal grandmother died of type 2 diabetes earlier than she should have because she refused to undergo dialysis. My mother has had type 2 diabetes for some years now, and is on several maintenance medications.
Many Filipinos rue that today’s domestic help or kasambahay aren’t as loyal as those of the past. Such talk is...
My memories of short-lived piano lessons reeked of onions. Since we didn’t have a piano, I walked to the teacher’s house for classes and she taught as she cooked for her family.
