Everything about this place — the calm and quiet, the water, the moonlight, the fireflies — tipped my mind over, poured out my cares and spilled away the needless worries, and emptied me so completely that good things could find their way inside my heart again. Continue reading Firefly Watching on Palawan’s Iwahig River, Philippines
A post on the famous Muslim Filipino dance, that works for a tie-in on Eid al-Fitr, right? Maybe. Continue reading Under Construction: Roots of the Singkil, a traditional Filipino [not Muslim] dance
These gifts – they’re called ‘pasalubong,’ loosely translated to ‘souvenir’: Something delicious to share from faraway with your welcoming hosts or with friends and family back home. Continue reading A Pasalubong of Sorsogon’s Pili Nut Panutsa (Panocha) or Conserva
Complete this sentence: “Give me your tired, your poor,…” Continue reading Fourth of July: An Immigrant Celebration of Home
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