Faith-fueled Motherhood

True to our love for food, we Filipinos have numerous idioms relating to food. One of my favorites is “Pusong Mamon,” which means “tender heart.”

During elementary programs where we perform onstage with our classmates, I remember myself scanning the crowd, looking for the familiar faces of my parents. Upon

One of the worst things that could happen to a new driver is to get his wheels stuck. Getting any of the tires stuck in

One of the most difficult things to do for a person wronged is to forgive. It is very unnatural for most to forget an offense

One of the most peaceful and calming things to look at is a sleeping child. A baby or kid who is dozing off, seems to

A popular music listening app takes pride in their Smart Shufflefeature which basically orders the playlist line-up of the subscriberin a randomized manner. And so

During my college days, we were required to take up a foreign language course for two semesters. It was of course hard to learn, unless

As Christmas draws near, my children’s Christmas wish list keeps on getting longer. No, they are not asking for expensive things, just specific little things

I was watching the news about the wildfires in California last week,and one lady whose house was burnt down was being interviewed. As shewent through

“Dying with boots on” is an American idiomatic expression that means dying while actively working on one’s profession. It traces its roots from the 19th