3/21/2026
A Date with Eight X’s
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The number 8 popped into my head when 8 of my dearest friends, peers from my past workplace (X of corporate name) made time to visit me at h...
3/17/2026
BFFs: From Daily to Rarely
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Time is an arrow. Once you shoot it into the air, its trajectory is irreversible. It moves in one direction and never comes back. It moment...
3/16/2026
A Review: My Beautiful Doll
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Nothing delights me more than seeing a little girl blossom into a young lady, and who pursues her love of writing. What proof can be better ...
3/13/2026
A Blog in the Shadows
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Before the Ides of March, which unsettles me, I need to write about it now. That special event has to leave the shadows and step into the li...
3/09/2026
Listen with Your Heart (Part 3)
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Months of combined magnified external sounds (courtesy of my cheap hearing aids) and the internal sounds of tinnitus was no longer fit for ...
3/05/2026
Listen with Your Heart (Part 2)
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Several famous books have had sequels written many years, sometimes decades, after the original publication. One of them is “To Kill a Mocki...
3/01/2026
He Is Where the Joy Is x 365
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On day 59 of my Bible ( Bible Recap ESV ), my Christmas gift from son #1, I noticed that the last words of “The God Shot” is always: ...
2/25/2026
Man’s Contribution to Salvation
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While reading my Bible and reflecting on salvation this morning, Jose Garcia Villa (a critic, artist, and National Artist of the Philippines...
2/21/2026
Rise and Shine
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To someone who has attended all (except when I was in school abroad) our annual clan reunions to end and begin the year—the 81st just concl...
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2/17/2026
What’s Great about the Great Pumpkin
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Nothing is impossible in creative writing. It can include facts that are colored, shaped, textured, and positioned differently to present a...
2/13/2026
Discaya Moment?
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Based on recent news and opinion pieces from late 2025, the word Discaya is primarily associated with a couple who owns multiple constructio...
2/09/2026
Walking with a Limp (2)
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(continued from last blog post ) Sadly, my father passed away. Losing him was one of the most painful moments of my life. But instead of pus...
2/06/2026
Walking with a Limp (1)
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In January 2026, our church’s theme was “A God of Turnarounds.” This was to remind us that turning around from the farthest plot to the nea...
2/03/2026
Two Ezras
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There are two precious Ezras in my life. One , the Ezra in the Old Testament (OT), direct descendant of Aaron, who served as a priest, scrib...
1/31/2026
Angels at Our Doorstep
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My Christmas blogs are still being written in January. Tomorrow, it will be February, and I am still at it. I may even step into March. The...
1/27/2026
A Party of Seven
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During the Christmas season, any meet-up with friends, no matter how small, is called a party. An invite for lunch was extended by the Pub...
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1/23/2026
So True it’s Creepy
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While checking/grading the final papers of my students in Critical Writing, I moaned. Many of them had over 70% AI detection score. Is AI so...
1/20/2026
The Grave, Grace, and Gratitude
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On this day last year, just before midnight, Tony bade us goodbye, never to return. And as I remember that day, three words burst in my head...
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1/18/2026
What Will You Do Now?
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My close friends were appalled when I told them I had decided to quit classroom teaching, a part-time job I relished for over 20 years. “W...
1/15/2026
Does Life Have Chapters?
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Looking back, it seems that my life has been a series of chapters. Looking deeper, however, these “chapters” are really an overarching, mea...
1/12/2026
Smiles, Stories, and Sparkles
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Museo ng Muntinlupa* said it better than I ever could: “Yesterday was nothing but smiles, stories, and sparkles for our Grade 5 and Grade 6...
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