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Where to store your water on the bike? Let’s look at all the choices
January 18, 2015
Where to store your water on the bike? Let’s look at all the choices
Mark Zuckerberg has made his next book club pick, a release he considers especially timely after the recent terrorist attacks in Paris.
When Josephine Inocencio had to close down over two dozen branches of her family-owned pharmacy because of the 2009 killer typhoon “Ondoy,” she found solace in the smiling faces of the 60 Sto. Niño statues she had collected over the past three decades.
From the streets to the Palace, Filipinos cried tears of joy, thanksgiving and supplication. They cried tears of faith—the tears of a burdened soul, like a child before his
For the Philippine papal visit, I have been trying to figure out the best way to truly feel the presence of His Holiness Pope Francis, even if it’s watching the
WELL, that isn’t entirely true. Tita Susan Calo-Medina and I were not related by blood. What bound us together were our shared interests in the people, culture and traditions of this country, good art, clear writing and a host of other subjects. Travel, of course, was one of those.
My grandson (who is in his 20s) complained about how uninteresting my columns had become since I began to list down Tagalog words he couldn’t recognize. They came from your baul, he said, they’re musty!
Alfredo Roces is the youngest of the Roces-Reyes brood of nine boys. Too close to his age, we, his older nieces—Sylvia, only six years younger, Ninit and myself, eight years—couldn’t bring ourselves to call him “Uncle” or “Tito,” only “Ding.”
That was a big celebration at the ballroom of the Casino Español de Cebu when Susan Gayatin was installed as the first-ever Philam Life district manager for the entire Visayas
This Sunday, the Feast of the Sto. Niño, we wish to reflect on the apostolic visit of Pope Francis.
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