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Repost : Jeremy Lin and the Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations
Jeremy Lin and the Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations.
Pleasure delayed = pleasure magnified : things better done back home
THERE ARE easier ways to discover you have no easy way of recovering lost teeth, but for sheer drama and mindlessness,…
JS prom Noel vs silver reunion Noel : random notes & worn-out throats
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS ago, I became a family man for the first time. Picked up a little work ethic and accepted…
Why Chichi Abadingo is my favorite Kinoy*
ASSEMBLING SEVEN THOUSAND-plus attendees anywhere in New Zealand for a non-rugby, non- top draw concert is a challenge. Even A-League…
Speechless but not wordless : Many thanks, muchas gracias, xiexie nin & maraming salamat po
THE LAST time I earned an award was 1972 in 1st Grade, when I was able to use in a…
Pinoy eccentricities that make Kiwis scratch their heads
EX-DIEHARD-BACHELOR SuperBisor is now a diehard boyfriend / fiancee. Why am I not surprised to know that the betrothed is…
Why Dennis Sy is my favorite Fil-Chi-American
TO BE ABLE to say something profound enough about someone, it’s probably important to say that you’ve known him for…
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MANY MANY YEARS ago, on Mom’s island hometown somewhere between Albay and Masbate, on its far end in a then-sleepy fishing village…
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