Preventive double mastectomy, anybody?
My grandmother had double mastectomy, my dad’s sisters died of the big C too.
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Of Cabbages & Kings…
Quality of Life Offenses
I love the late Steve, Malo (short for martial law), Bruno, Pepito and Pogi – all lovable family canines.
Working, writing in real time
One op-ed of New York Post confides that it is critical to construct a Chinese wall between work and writing. When you are at work, there should be no writing and vice-versa.
Listening is better than Talking
When was the last time you listened to your special someone who whined and moaned?
Invest on the 401(k) World
Now, I will stop telling my students that the world is flat. The same author announces that it’s a 401(k) world.
Things I Refuse to Get Used To
I have not abandoned all hope. Indeed, there are things I refuse to get used to.
The Mission of State Universities
Two flagship campuses of Region VIII, the Eastern Visayas State University and the Leyte Normal University are in the local news owing to two fresh, young, competent gentlemen who are being challenged not only by internal issues but by the quality of turnouts that each university produces.
Exercise is Choice
Yes, I exercise. For two weeks now I walk everyday from office to home which is quite a kilometer stretch and takes us thirty to forty-five minutes to reach my destination.
Let Flowers Bloom
I read six global newspapers: The New York Times, The New York Post, The South African News, the Hindustan Times and Japan’s Mainichi Shimbun.
A New Yorker Sings the Captain’s Song
“Hello! I read your Cabbages and Kings column on-line a few minutes ago about the Japanese captain’s family who came to Tacloban. My heart was so warmed by the whole story. I cannot believe that the captain’ s family sought out “Mandy.” While there is so much negativity in the world, this act of coming [...]
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