5 things to do during rainy weather
Last week, a lot of my plans were postponed because of rainy weather. I stayed at home, stepping out only if it’s…
I hope you can enlighten me on this problem of mine. Call it stupidity or poor memory retention, but I’m one of those people who don’t have any sense of direction. But I don’t have any problem remembering instructions, notes, quotes and even names. In fact, you can introduce me to 50 different people in a party, tipsy and all, and I can still remember their names correctly. This is really true.
CHILDREN grow up with a constant reminder from their parents: Drink your milk. And there are kids who either forget...
I read your article about the cheating husband who posted pictures on Facebook. I suddenly thought about my own husband; he is 38 and I am 37 years old. We’ve been married eight years and have one child. He was my first boyfriend ever, and I his first girlfriend, for five years.
I have been married 32 years to a dominant, self-centered and abusive husband. I always try to please him out of fear. He is not a saint and I won’t be surprised if he’s had one-night stands with other women.
I am abroad working as an instructor in the Middle East. I have been here for the last 13 years. Life has become better because I was able to provide for the needs of my parents and send my brothers and sisters to university. I’ve also built a house and bought a farm for my parents.
As an avid reader of your column in the Sunday Lifestyle of the Inquirer, I am amazed at how contradictory a society the Philippines is. I am a resident foreigner in this country, and it perturbs me how rife the level of denial and hypocrisy is. Case in point, your latest column, entitled “Amazed at illicit relationships among OFWs.”
One of my father’s traits that I really admire is his passion for excellence. As a singer-songwriter and performer, he won’t stop till he gets everything perfectly right. It’s inspiring that there’s someone like him in the music industry, which tends to suffer from mediocrity nowadays.—Kiana Valenciano, daughter of pop star Gary Valenciano
My in-laws have been living with us for almost five years now. I have nothing against them, although I admit I am not comfortable having other people around after being married for 12 years. A few weeks’ vacation is fine with me, but not this long.
From a little girl who peddled rice cakes in the streets, Erlinda Alli-Ganapin rose from her lowly beginning and survived...
This week is all about LOVE! Exactly a month before my silver wedding anniversary with my hubby Dennis, all the meticulous preparations for our African safari-inspired celebration
