Warning: Good luck charms that may neither be good nor lucky
Instead of bringing you good fortune, New Year charms on sale on Manila’s sidewalks could do just the opposite.
December 28, 2013
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Instead of bringing you good fortune, New Year charms on sale on Manila’s sidewalks could do just the opposite.
Saturday is the Day of the Holy Innocents, also known as Niños Inocentes. The feast, traditionally celebrated on Dec. 28, following Christmas, was instituted by the Latin Church in the 4th or 5th century.
The Rosales saga is a five-novel opus by National Artist for Literature F. Sionil José that begins with the suicide of the patriarch Tony Samson in “The Pretenders” and ends with the killing of his illegitimate son, Pepe Samson, in the play “Balikbayan.”
The music of the popular Filipino band “Aegis” will be featured in Philippine Educational Theater Association’s (Peta) staging of its original jukebox musical “Rak of Aegis.”
When we think of 2013, we see cronuts. And cookie butter. Jars and jars of cookie butter. These were just two of the food fads that hit Manila (and Instagram) this year.
A planner is meant to be used daily. It’s the first thing you check for your schedule for the day. It’s your guide to getting organized throughout the year.
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