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Showing posts with label notes and doodles. Show all posts
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    Saturday, done right

    The past week had been bad on my energy levels. With all the shiz going on at work, I wish I could just block off all the updates and just f...

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    2019, a eulogy

    The year is ending in a few minutes and my social media feeds are bombarded with essays. I hate all the unwarranted emotional downpour b...

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    What's it like?

    Recently,  I've been in a very introspective period, a phase triggered by two news of deaths: one from someone I've heard of...

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    Is long-form investigative writing dead?

    Last night, I had the opportunity to sit down with my editor to discuss a special report that I’ve been working on for months. I submitt...

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    Surfing the Philippines

    My first travel article for Silverkris Magazine just came out in the September issue. Yes, its about surfing! And the best part: Its in...

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    Camiguin Diaries: The Trail

    The gecko is following me, its rabid eyes boring into the mound of flesh that was my beaten traitorous body. I can almost feel the lithe ...

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    Camiguin Diaries: Crossing the Bay

    Balingoan Port I'm on a decaying lantsa and the mild-mannered sea cradles the hull in a sluggish rhythm. Left right left right i...

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    Manila Diaries: Kutchay Dumplings!

    Kutchay dumplings bathed in sunlight I am enamored of dumplings. I eat these nibblers when I can, in any cooking, in any stuffing, an...

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    The Heat is On in Dagupan

    The last leg of the documentary shoot is almost almost over. Dagupan City is extremely hot; reports have been classifying it as the hottest ...

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    Busy in Cebu

    Although this day didn't end in the best possible way, I am still happy with the documentary outtakes, which was the sole purpose of thi...

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    Hello, Iloilo!

    Today's source of happiness: The facade of Miag-ao Church in Miag-ao, Iloilo. A fast 1-hour trip from Iloilo City, this famous land...

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    And Down Goes Pinatubo

    I have scaled Pinatubo--woohoo! Well, its not really a feat; an active tourism drive made the pinnacle more accessible. A trip includes...

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    Benguet Diaries: Brainstormers in Baguio

    I am still tipsy, my breath reeks of beer. My head is a jumble of sounds and movements, partly because I'm on a bus, enroute to Baguio. ...

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    The Letran

    There's much to love about Manila despite the grime, the horrendous traffic, and the diverse populace. I've fallen in love with Mani...

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    Palm Reading at Gypsy's Lair

    Dinggot Prieto's Gypsy's Lair I just had my palm read--and its the most satisfying esoteric service I've had! People within ...

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    Davao Reveries (Part 1)

    It was a story I have repeated over and over for the last few weeks. The flow has been unconsciously written detail per detail in my head. I...

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    Notes on Baler: The Roadtrip

    This energy efficient fridge was my seatmate to Baler From Cabanatuan to Baler 6:32 am to 2:15 pm, 9th April 2009 Less than four ho...

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    Notes on Baler: Arriving in Cabanatuan

    Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija 12:47 am, 9th April 2009 I arrived in Cabantuan at quarter before one in the morning. Not bad considering I left ...

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