Deciding to jump off a 25-foot-high platform to “fly” may sound crazy, but that’s what happens every day (except Mondays) at the Flying Trapeze Philippines in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
When police officers retire, many of them choose a second career related to law enforcement.
A group of Japanese porn actresses raised tens of thousands of dollars at the weekend by having their breasts squeezed by fans at a “Boob Aid” charity event for AIDS prevention.
I’ve never been to any “roasting,” literary or journalistic. I have no idea what goes on at occasions of that kind.
Do yourself a favor this weekend and spend some cash as an act of goodness. Think of it as early Christmas shopping.
The Victoria Harbour at your feet, its placid waters dotted with ships and boats, seen through the panoramic glass window wrapped halfway around your room—that’s the view.
For many Filipinos, Hong Kong is the gateway to the world. Its proximity and reasonable foreign exchange rates make it the perfect initiation for any wannabe traveler.
It’s so easy to get to the Philippine Arena. Though its location, Bocaue, Bulacan, sounds far away, it actually took us less than 30 minutes to reach via the North Luzon Expressway (NLEx) from Quezon City. Built from funds of the congregation of the Iglesia ni Cristo and situated in a 140-hectare tourism zone called Ciudad de Victoria, the Philippine Arena has its own exit gate from NLEx, right after the Marilao exit.
In former Sen. Manny Villar’s book, the Philippines has produced three saints: San Lorenzo Ruiz, San Pedro Calungsod and San Ezekiel Moreno. He and his wife Sen. Cynthia Villar honored the latter by building a Catholic church named after him.
Whenever you awaken to your divinity, you become aware of who you really are. There is a shift from your so-called human nature to your God nature. And when there is this shift, it is called a resurrection.
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