There are two things I know about narra – that it is our national tree and that it is good as furniture. The former, I learned in elementary school and…
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The pandemic has unleashed the baker in many people. If you’re among those who wish to hop on the bandwagon but do not know where to start, allow me to…
The invitation I received promised that Dancing Lessons is about the healing power of love. Through research, I learned that it is about Ever Montgomery, a science professor with special…
The Father of Philippine Art Workshops has recently opened his art facility to Cebuano artists. Running until April 15 at Fernando B. Sena Buenas Artes is a show featuring talented…
I was restless in my seat during the last few minutes of Miong. I was dying to stand up and cheer on the characters as they fought for our country’s…
I first heard about Repertory Philippines’ production of “Silent Sky” last year, when it premiered in celebration of International Women’s Day. I knew it’s a true story that revolved around…
I know I can cry. I know I can talk about my dad. I know I can say what I really feel – all of it. So I couldn’t wait…
I made it to Señor Juvenal Sanso’s 88th birthday celebration at Museo Sanso just in time for the program. Fundacion Sanso Museum Director, Dida Cosio-Salita welcomed the guests, which included…
The first Hope in Wellness Convention is scheduled for September 8 to 10, 2017 at the Samsung Hall of SM Aura. Headed by the EPCALM Adult Leukemia Foundation of the…
I worked with Seth Yorac to promote a premier real estate property some years back. He invited me to provide PR support to his sales strategies. A few weeks ago, he…
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