High school had its high points and low points. Reconnecting with old classmates that you’ve not seen in decades is certainly a high point. I have Facebook to thank for that and two of my dear high school mates – Gay and Elena – who keep the high school spirit alive with their regular postings [...]
The mystery took more than 15 years to be resolved. Volume 20 of Voltes V reveals that the three brothers – Steve, Big Bert and Little John – are royalty. They’re Boazanian princes and their arch nemesis Prince Zardos is their half-brother. Dr. Armstrong/Lord Hrothgar is stunned beyond belief until he sees the dagger with [...]
Lying almost parallel to the iconic oblation in Diliman, Quezon City, was a piece of land that was hardly noticed by passers-by nearly two decades ago. I never gave it much thought either. It was simply grassy land that jeepney riders passed by closely coming from Fairview and peripherally see on the way to Commonwealth [...]
Talk about serendipity! The weather was horrendous a few days before I was due to arrive in the Philippines. The rain, which had developed into a typhoon after it exited the country, didn’t let up and floods were reported almost everywhere in the archipelago, uprooting multitude of families from their homes. But pleasant weather greeted [...]
Perhaps it had something to do with me not being a high school student anymore. Or maybe it was because I didn’t have time to revise the new CD that the group had released. I think it was both. I reveled in attending concerts in high school and university but, I realized that, after watching [...]
They were from opposite ends of the spectrum. He was the rebel while he was the egghead of the class. This local Colin Farrell was the ultimate bad boy who went out of his way to recklessly defy rules and authority figures. He, at one point, threw a table at one of his teachers when [...]
I thought I had dodged bullies when I entered high school. Elementary was a nice place until religion was introduced in class and paradise became the lair of Pluto. It began with my sanctimonious homeroom teacher who took a particular dislike to freethinkers (I was the only one in class) and it was buttressed by [...]
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