Pass The Quilt

I remember being in the Philippines during December.  We went place to place and it was all about block parties and Fiestas.  There was food and music everywhere, and the music were covers of old songs…yes, sung by local folks.  The

I was browsing Youtube and found this video of Ilocanos fixing up some Kilawen.  I think they’re here in the states since they were speaking English in narrating this.  Anyhow, how they were doing it was a little more traditional to Ilocos

At work here in Southern California, Filipinos in the office followed the news of the flood on GMA.tv.  The indiviual efforts to collect relief funds showed the tremendous heart of the community.  Whether it was playing a little Tennis to

My Parents have lived in the same place in Southeast San Diego for almost 30 years.  As my car sat in the garage, a reflection of the neighborhood shown on my back window.  I thought it looked nice enough to take a pic.  Then it made me

The dissertation of Cecilio Lopez (1928) addressed the question and responded that the differences can be compared to those of Spanish and German, two members of the Indo-European language family, but coming from separate subfamilies

Hand Speed?  Check.  Power?  Check.  Physical Stamina?  Check.  These are attributes the critics say make Manny Pacquiao the superstar he is today.  They also scrutinize his technique to be a flaw to be exploited because on its face it

My Inspiration to build this website doesn’t originate from any one thing, or any one experience. It’s from many patches of memories that span 3 decades, and by Filipinos I’ve met that span the globe.