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Where the Capiz Shells Got Its Name
I looked above, to the second floor of the provincial capitol and stared for ages on the windows uniquely Filipino. These fenetres made of dark wood and translucent white flat shells adorned the build… more →
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Mt. Calayo and The Sleeping Dinosaur
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thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 3 weeks ago: The car was rolling towards the south eastern part of Mindanao for 2 hours already. We left Davao Ci … more →
Exploring Binondo for Hopia and Tarts
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thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 1 month ago: Impromptu and unplanned, three ex-habitantes de Kalayaan Residence Hall trooped to the chinese secti … more →
Viva Las Masskaras
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 2 months ago: Last weekend, people of Bacolod and the entire Negros Occidental were one in celebrating MASSKARA! B … more →
Beneath the Papier Mache Smile
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 2 months ago: We arrived a day before the main parade, the 2009 Masskara. I along with my brother, and a couple of … more →
fro and to
ranoism wrote 3 months ago: What does the world throw at me? images of flawless bodies flail in the mix… What does it take for m … more →
Dissecting Davao - Day 3
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 3 months ago: How do you think we spend our last day in Davao City??? We trooped to the foothills of Mt. Talomo an … more →
Dissecting Davao - Day 2
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 3 months ago: Still high from yesterday’s tour of the city, Joyce and I woke up early today for a day trip t … more →
Dissecting Davao - Day 1
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thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 3 months ago: I arrived in Davao City several hours ahead of my ex-officemate friend who would be flying in from M … more →
Where the Capiz Shells Got Its Name
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 4 months ago: I looked above, to the second floor of the provincial capitol and stared for ages on the windows uni … more →
Some Sparks of Palawan Beauty
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 5 months ago: Palawan may be the final frontier to some but it is far too inaccessible as most people thought it c … more →
A BirthDay at the National Museum & at the Park
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 9 months ago: It’s Brother Bear’s Birthday. We spent the day with our friend Apo at the National Museu … more →
Kankabatok Tacloban - Part deux
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 10 months ago: I looked up to the tiled ceiling and traced the outline of the rusty hexagon that was fixed on the v … more →
Kankabatok Tacloban - Part Un
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thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 10 months ago: I could have posted a story about my re-visit to Tacloban a few days prior yet there’s such a … more →
Rounding Cotabato
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thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 10 months ago: Sometimes, stories heard in the news or in national broadsheets were exaggerated and over hyped. New … more →
The Street Has A Name: Maxilom
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thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 11 months ago: There are streets in Cebu City that were named after those who took part of the resistance against A … more →
Hala Bira!
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thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 11 months ago: Dad was in shock when I asked him to bring me to the airport last Saturday. He wondered why I needed … more →
IT'S MY BIRTHDAY!!!!
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 11 months ago: Yehbaaaaaaaaaahh! I just turned 31 and the weather is not cooperating. I’m still here in Ozamiz. Don … more →
Starting My BirthWeek with Fear
thecapricornbeartakeshi wrote 11 months ago: C’est lundi. I’d been waiting for the boarding announcement for several decades. Some of the passeng … more →
Faux
jacquelinedee wrote 11 months ago: A few things of note… I had a fun shift at Triple R last Wednesday (NYE) filling in for the In … more →
