Happiness defined: When was I happiest?
What makes us happy? What puts a sparkle in our eyes? What makes our step lively and our heart quicken? Do we know? Where do we find happiness?
October 14, 2012
What makes us happy? What puts a sparkle in our eyes? What makes our step lively and our heart quicken? Do we know? Where do we find happiness?
Visa and Cebu Pacific, the country’s largest national flag carrier, recently inked a five-year partnership that would bring exclusive and exciting perks for Visa cardholders who frequently fly via Cebu Pacific.
The Marco Polo Plaza Hotel’s general manager, Hans Hauri, and his wife, Bo, hosted a special dinner prepared by chef Gene Gonzalez at the hotel’s Café Marco. It was in celebration of the 30th year of Café Ysabel, a landmark restaurant in San Juan, Metro Manila.
The gift of grace can be found in the unlikeliest of places. Patty Balquiedra has found much of it on the social networking site Twitter. Recently diagnosed with Stage 2-A breast cancer and about to begin her chemotherapy, she has found comfort in the love of family and friends—online and offline—as she bravely shares with the world her brave trek into the trenches that many women dread taking.
Not a few guests held their breath, hoping no one would trip or, worse, fall flat on her face. That would have been the bigger spectacle as 12 accomplished and stylish women walked for a cause recently at the 9th Best Dressed Women of the Philippines annual awards at Shangri-La Makati’s Rizal ballroom.
As I write this note, I can’t help but feel sad. My dearest, almost 100-year-old grandmother is in her final days, and we are all aware that it’s just a matter of time before she joins my abuelito in heaven.
Alternately crossing his arms over his chest and grabbing at the front of his jacket during lunch, Pen Roque is clearly uncomfortable with the idea of having to talk about himself.
In connection with the canonization of Blessed Pedro Calungsod on Oct. 21 in Rome, a small chapel in Barangay Cebu in San Isidro, Isabela, was recently blessed and dedicated by Bishop Joseph Nacua, OFM-Cap, of Ilagan.
It is no secret that Cebu has become a hub for expats the world over, and we couldn’t help but notice how the average import’s profile has changed over the years.
The pines of Baguio are like family. They have been steady through the seasons and through the ups and downs of life.
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