Britain’s royal baby: 10 strange facts
There’s still no sign of Britain’s royal baby, even though the world’s media have been camped for three weeks outside the London hospital where Prince William’s wife Catherine is due to give birth.
There’s still no sign of Britain’s royal baby, even though the world’s media have been camped for three weeks outside the London hospital where Prince William’s wife Catherine is due to give birth.
AHA Chef Grace shows how to prepare Pandanus Caviar . Royalty-free music courtesy of Kevin Macleod.
ON THE EVE of their wedding, the groom called up the bride, a bit worried. He was hoarse, he said, from all that practice, and wondered if he could get back his voice in time for the wedding reception.
I HAVE no particular affection for the Japanese, since I was alive during the war when they were at their worst behavior. I have only one Japanese friend, Shoko Matsumoto, who is a lighting designer and has devoted most of her professional life trying to make such a calling viable for Filipinos.
I got hired in advertising in 1961, and throughout the ’60s and ’70s we were imitative of the jargons, posturing and thinking of ad men in Madison Avenue, New York, US of A.
You would not imagine that inside the car exchange dealership compound Auto Camp (Ortigas Avenue Extension, Pasig, across The Medical City) is a bar and grill joint called Ang Pulo.
IN EMBRACING LIFE, one needs to fuel desires and conquer challenges. Life, as we all know it, is too short to pass on chances to experience what the world has to offer.
THUMBS-UP for Jerrica Inawat and Mary Kathleen Capulong, members of a Cebu Pacific crew who secured a wallet left behind by a passenger on a recent Tacloban-Manila flight.
I began an intimate relationship with an office mate of mine six years ago. I was single at the time, but he was already engaged to his girlfriend of two years. The two of us together was out of the question. He’s Chinese and I am Pinay. He said if only things were different, he could be with me.
As I write this, I’m in a state of in-betweens. I’m in between moving jobs, from doing part-time and freelance work, to now, at the cusp of hitting my second adulthood, going back into full-time work. In the same breath, I’m in the midst of moving homes, from living in the suburbs, to right smack in the urban zone. In many ways it feels like a new beginning, and rather than stress myself out, I’m trying to enjoy every moment of this major transition.
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