50 ways people are making a difference during the pandemic
One of the most beautiful things about Filipinos is they always, always step up in the midst of a crisis. Despite the quarantine,…
Celebration is my middle name! Any occasion to throw a theme party, I grab it. But for my own birthday...
With the “ber” months officially on, we welcome the overwhelming reentry of pop legend Jose Mari Chan into social media...
A wedding is always a happy and magical event, one that I’m always happy to be part of. Bearing witness to the love and commitment of two people always tugs at my heartstrings. Plus, it’s a wonderful celebration to play dress up, especially if you are the bride.
Exceptionally rich in biodiversity, the oceans in the Asia-Pacific region support large, growing marine economies, and provide livelihoods and food security for millions of people.
Two weeks later and I am still on a wedding high as I write this article en route to Africa, of course!
Let me start this column with my 25th wedding anniversary vows, as I said them on June 24, exactly two-and-a half-decades ago to the day and in the same church, Santuario de San Antonio:
There is an ocean of hope in the world, and it isn’t too late to make a collective global difference to help save Mother Earth. This was pointed out at the recent annual meeting of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Nadi, Fiji.
The Lenten season was about forgiving sins, breaking free from distractions, sparking more creativity and feeling grateful.
If you think it’s impossible, think again! With master planning, precise logistics, and a whole lot of divine intervention for fair weather and calm seas, some of the most luxuriously powerful cars on the planet made their way to beautiful Balesin Island in Quezon.
Could real life be happening faster than the digital world? Just this first quarter of the year, I’ve traveled four times to Japan, once to Thailand, and spent multiple weekends at Tali Beach in Batangas.
