Visiting DA’s Food Expo, Reliving Memories
3 MIN READFood farming is vital to our survival, culture, and situation now. As we celebrate this month, may the younger generation be interested in farming, and may the hungry be fed as well.
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Rediscovering Our Neighborhood
3 MIN READWe are all in survival mode, bringing ourselves and our families closer together in the hope that we can emerge from this situation victorious.
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Attending to Our House Needs
3 MIN READThere is the oil crisis; work is compressed to four days; shops are closing early; the prices of goods and services might increase; now we have more reasons to stay home, tend to our needs, and stretch our wages instead.
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Salt for Taste, Cocoa for Coffee
3 MIN READI realized, there are just too many elements along the way that would ‘catch our wind’ and drive our soul astray, and that we need a small reminder to be careful, and a kindred thing that would anchor us in a safe place- we call home.
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Small Life in the City
2 MIN READThere is dignity in serving the household, in being a patron to small stores, and in upholding our daily workers and laborers. There is simply a taste, a choice, and a moral fortitude to be of and of one with the ‘small’ in the city.
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Carrying My Father’s Gusi
2 MIN READWhen I put my hands inside their small openings and rummaged through the numerous things confined in their dark hollows, like portals in my mind, I thought of many mysterious things that might come out of them.
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Love Hunting in Bontoc
3 MIN READValentines is not in the mood; however, it is visually felt in streams of young men wearing Levi’s jeans and colored, signatured caps, their shoes freshly aired and their lips painted with momma juice.
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