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  • A Cuckoo Found Home 8

    Deceitful Blue Cuckoo Although fears have taunted and haunted me so,I found a blue cuckoo nearby, flying high and low.In this place he knows well, a bird so agile and clever,My trust it did gain, despite the unknown refrain.In him… Continue reading

    A Cuckoo Found Home 8
  • Jeepneys: A Unique Icon of the Philippines

    The National Transportation of the Philippines “Para po!” That’s what passengers say to take off from a jeepney ride. Shortened as “jeep” or “dyip” in Tagalog, it has become one of the cultural icons of the Philippines. It is also… Continue reading

    Jeepneys: A Unique Icon of the Philippines
  • A Cuckoo Found Home 7

    The Coward Among Us As the cuckoo curled up quiet,dwelling within the nest with fright,an eagle soared above the landwith a pigeon grasped in its taloned hand.a prey, the pigeon looked on with despair,as the eagle flew off in the… Continue reading

    A Cuckoo Found Home 7
  • The Toastmaster’s Table Topics

    Slaying an Extemporaneous Speech Once in a toastmaster’s meeting, I participated in the table topics. It is an impromptu speech that runs for a minute. You would only have 30 seconds to prepare. The topics would be random and each… Continue reading

    The Toastmaster’s Table Topics
  • Like Wild Animals

    Do you ever see wild animals? Figuratively Speaking Wild animals are rare in the city, unless you wish to visit a zoo or an animal safari. I see wild animals, figuratively. Although it may sound strange to some people, the… Continue reading

    Like Wild Animals
  • December Birth Flower and Symbolisms

    Bloom of Love blooms of real zestemerging in the springoh, white radianceforgive all my errorsyou are the only one,I love 💖 Beyond its delicate beauty, narcissi flowers also embody symbolic meanings that include creativity, inspiration, awareness, and inner reflection, forgiveness,… Continue reading

    December Birth Flower and Symbolisms
  • The Impact of Christmas on Kandauk, Praise Community Assembly of God Church

    Christmas Hallelujah has begun A significant milestone was marked in Cambodia’s history last October 6th. The Praise Community Church and its learning center were ceremoniously reopened to the public. A diverse crowd of locals and visitors attended the event. They… Continue reading

    The Impact of Christmas on Kandauk, Praise Community Assembly of God Church
  • Why Everyday Items Like Tsinelas Matter

    Our primary footwear we call, “tsinelas” or “slippers” are simple rubber sandals worn everyday. Over time its use has evolved! A frustrated Filipino mom might hurl it like a Frisbee at her child who’s dodging chores. Or, in a more… Continue reading

    Why Everyday Items Like Tsinelas Matter
  • The Importance of Kindness over Rules and Formalities

    An Apostrophe Dear Elusive Help, When I reached out to you, I was hoping for a compassionate response. However, your unsympathetic answer left me feeling helpless and ignored. I only asked for your assistance because I genuinely believed that you… Continue reading

    The Importance of Kindness over Rules and Formalities
  • Diary of My Eyes: From sty to incision

    The full story of how I ended up with an incision I first noticed a small bump near my lachrymal point, right on my eyelid. It was initially itchy and slightly painful. I assumed it was just an insect bite.… Continue reading

    Diary of My Eyes: From sty to incision