Tucked inside what seemed like the very edge of the Ateneo campus is Iggy’s Canteen. It was where my dear friend, Fr. Manoling Francisco, SJ, and I, had our “catch-up”
I hosted a long overdue Sunday merienda for family and friends. I rid myself of the headache of having to do everything myself. There are days when I simply wish
I’m one of those last-minute packers. Every trip I resolve to pack earlier, but bad habits die hard. We’re leaving in two days and haven’t done it. I wish I
“Give peace a chance.” —John Lennon Life is already too complicated that adding uncontrollable negative energies would just create unproductive hours. Peace needs to come from within, from simple things
We’ve lost Tony Bennett. He died July 21, just two weeks short of his 97th birthday, at his home in New York City, where he lived most of his years—so
Everybody calls her Bambi, and the name fits her well: soft-spoken, fragile and shy. She is the youngest of four sisters, just as pretty, smart and accomplished. A Bachelor in
I just got back from Cebu for the final run-through of my culinary tour, “Kitchens of the World Cebu,” with a side trip to Siargao. I was also in Cebu
Colleagues sometimes find us odd when we advise our heart patients to listen to classical music, specifically Mozart’s sonatas, for 20 minutes to half an hour daily. We tell them
Many interesting pieces caught my attention while walking around the Art Fair. I found art that had edible elements in them attractive. I’m talking particularly about the second of a
We recently diagnosed a newly retired teacher with Parkinson’s disease or PD, and referred him to the neurologist (brain and nervous system specialist) in our group. He presented with tremors
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