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Saw this in my feed. So Pinoy in many respects: the graduation photo the tarp with three fonts: Monotype Corsiva ("Congratulations&quo... -
For my 500th entry, I was trying to piece up all the things that happened since 2004, the year I started this blog. And I couldn't think...
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I met old friends from college last Saturday. We had breakfast at an old restaurant along Ongpin Street called Saludo's. Some of us ...
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While rummaging through the old stuff, my father called my attention to a letter my mother wrote him before Manong Ralph was even born. This...
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This sounds too un-nationalistic. While the rest of the nation was witnessing Mrs. Arroyo's declaration of a State of Emergency because...
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We, the men of Class 2014, surprised our lady classmates during lunch break by showing them this video: the corniest pick up lines—and they ...
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MACARTHUR by Filipino writer Bob Ong is a short, powerful novel about four boys raised in Manila's slums. I read it early this morning...
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A lazy afternoon. Just woke up from a two-hour nap, thanks to the rain and the cold and the hypnotic silence of my room. When was the last ...
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After choir practice one night, I went to the dress rehearsal for the Agape hand mime. I signed up for two performances in the TRP and was a...
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I'm still largely in Instagram because of my friend Carla Barbon's stories (her account is in private mode). I follow her feed with...
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June
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- Know your God
- At ASCO Breakthrough 2019, Bangkok, Thailand
- Morning situation
- Singapore skyline
- To incoming interns: the harder one is usually the...
- Ma'am Jane at the Registrar's
- In the heat of summer
- Not luck
- The Virtual Graduation
- Midori traveler's notebook
- Alunan Avenue, Koronadal
- Laurent Binet's HHhH
- Walk to the mall
- Nineteen
- Sarcoma multi-disciplinary conference
- Trips
- John Calvin on Ephesians 1
- Waiting for the train
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- Morning devotions
- Laos Tea
- Midtown Diner breakfast
- Café essentials
- Our intern rotator Joyce
- Libing well
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- "He will never see her again"
- Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
- Walk in the park, Seoul, Korea
- Laguna
- Empty
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The saddest skyline. No stars!
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