Everything about today feels right on time, even if we weren’t. The sky was still dark even past six a.m.; gray clouds loomed over us with the threat of 2019’s first tropical depression Amang. It’s in Visayas, but our part
My father was a Gideon member ever since I knew life existed, and it brought me many perks, including snuggles from his co-Gideon members (my veterinarian godparents were also from the ministry), and taking Sunday jaunts from one church to
The thing about government offices, something I am disappointed to talk about, is that they’re NOT efficient. Filipinos are nice, we’re born to make do, and as much as possible, we’d like to accommodate people. But we can only take
Happy 2019! Maybe it’s just me, but New Years ceased to be shining and shimmering and splendid. When you’re in your 30s like me, you’ll realize it’s just an extended version of last year’s torture. Just a new number. Nothing
2018 finally curled up the remaining strands of itself into a ball, and was sent to a corner to disappear like the Cheshire Cat in the dark. Okay; that did not exactly happen to say the least, because the year
