In My Father’s House
ARNEL probably still recalls his father’s face, and the day he brought him and his two younger sisters to the place that was to be their new home.
March 1, 2011
ARNEL probably still recalls his father’s face, and the day he brought him and his two younger sisters to the place that was to be their new home.
IT was our first time, my husband Bernard and I, to travel outside the Philippines for a tour of Europe. Our tour guide in the Manila travel agency told us our tour group’s meeting place would be in London, at the Novotel Hotel. Our daughter Rowena was supposed to be our tour companion for she had had a year’s stay in Amsterdam (as a foreign study exchange student) and has a familiarity with European countries, but at that time she had to go and stay in Vancouver, Canada.
A LOCAL sportswriter recounts how Olsen Racela once called his attention to a story he had written.
There was nothing basically wrong with the story – the diligent reporter had all his facts right. But there was one tidbit that the premier point guard wanted settled: “Kailangan pa ba talaga ilagay ’yun? (Did you really have to put that in?)”
THOUGH assured of anonymity, survivors of violence often fear being identified in the news footage taken of them. Teaching the women how to handle the technology used in video production puts them in control of the process
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