By: Veronica Leighton Expressions of “oooh”, “aahh” and “wow” came out uncontrollably from my mouth upon entering the Philippine Consulate’s social hall for the invitation-only diplomatic reception held for the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the Proclamation of ...
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By: Nina Savelle-Rocklin “If I had more willpower, I wouldn’t eat cake.” “I have no control when it comes to potato chips.” “Bread is my thing. I can’t help myself.” If you’re like most people, you probably know exactly how ...
Read More »Study Links Good Financial Habits to Achieving Happiness
By: Jan Paul C. Ferrer Morgan Stanley’s Investor Pulse poll highlights that while most investors hold an optimistic outlook—worries about their financial futures remain. From record-breaking stock market returns to falling unemployment, the U.S. has no shortage of positive economic ...
Read More »A Widower, a New Relationship, and “Unsupportive” Children
By: Margarita Holmes Dear Dr Holmes and Mr Baer: I am a widower and a retired ophthalmologist. My wife died 6 years ago. Since then, my 3 daughters, between the ages of 27-42, make sure I am not alone; ...
Read More »Legal Considerations for Children with Special Needs
By: Janice Dantes My very first client was my autistic sister. Throughout my entire life, I have served as her advocate. Because of her, I am particularly sensitive to ensuring that children with special needs in my cases are protected. ...
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By: Ryan Tejero IPEN or the International Professional & Entertainment Network is one of the largest professional groups in North America that serves as “breeding ground” for aspiring beauty pageant enthusiasts and entertainers. It is based in Toronto, Canada, ...
Read More »Golf and Entertainment: Piyesta Pinoy and The Philippine Independence Golf
By: Maria Girlie Pascual For the last five years, the trademarked “Piyesta Pinoy” festivities in Bolingbrook, Illinois featured Filipino based artists from the Philippines sent by The Filipino Channel or TFC owned by ABS-CBN, and in its first year, ...
Read More »Sana Dalawa Ang Puso Ko
By: Pureza Pacis Dear Tita Eza: Unica hija po ako, apple of the eye ng Mommy ko. Single mom siya kaya sa akin lang umiikot ang kanyang mundo. Upon my college graduation sa Vigan, nag-file siya agad ng early ...
Read More »A Psalm For All Seasons; The Root of My Reasons
By: Victoria Smith Last month, I wrote this column from my native country, the Philippines. I had attended a college reunion, and read, sold, and signed my books at my Manila debut book launch. Today, I am incredibly still ...
Read More »Myths and Miracles of Motherhood | A Tribute to my Husband on Father’s Day
By: Lou Maningas Cabalona “Lovely, samahan mo si J-rick sa banyo” (“Lovely, come with J-Rick to the bathroom”), I recall my mom saying. J-Rick is my youngest sibling born 8 years after me and accompanying him to the bathroom ...
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