[VIDEO] Say cheese: a look at eastern DR Congo’s delicacy
Cheese from the verdant mountains of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is a local delicacy with a national reputation.
May 4, 2014
Cheese from the verdant mountains of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is a local delicacy with a national reputation.
Since the visit of US President Barack Obama last week, our newsroom has been enjoying a chuckle over a funny footnote to it.
If we liked him, then he seems to have liked us back: Inquirer was thrilled to see our interview with the Dog Whisperer shared on his Facebook page, and registering over 15,000 likes.
If you still enjoy being crammed like sardines alongside other sweaty, drunken strangers wearing hardly anything, then well, maybe you did have fun in Boracay this last Labor Day weekend (hence, Laboracay, they were calling it).
When the triumphal March from “Aida” begins to play, I become nostalgic. It is, for the graduates, the end of study and the beginning of life. Or maybe the beginning of another round of studies. Or repeat studies.
For many years, my view of May-December relationships was fairly traditional, informed mostly by observations in my early life in the Philippines.
Since May 1, feast of St. Joseph the Worker, fell on a Thursday, the Catholic Church celebrates his feast today, May 4, the first Sunday of the month.
I am so happy that Pope John Paul II is now a saint. A saint is described as one who has lived a holy and blessed life and is presumed to go straight to heaven upon his death. The Catholic church has other requirements for sainthood aside from living a sacred life, and that is, that one should have performed a miracle or two.
Jerby Santo, a former radio DJ in Tacloban, Leyte, who was working in Cambodia when Super typhoon Yolanda struck Eastern Visayas on Nov. 8, 2013, is back in his hometown to help in rebuilding efforts.
It’s been a year since I found out that my then boyfriend, now husband, had a dark secret. And from then on, I just couldn’t move on, knowing that someone could pretend that nothing had happened.
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