Bisaya pre-colonial clothing advocates in “Where the Leaves Fall” magazine
Pre-colonial/Philippine fashion advocates are featured in this magazine on nature and the environment.
Culture
Jeepney art photos
A collection of photos of beautiful jeepney art I’ve seen. This includes designs and characters from movies, comics, religion and more.
The jeepney: a history, and hopefully, a future
The jeepney has an almost 80 year history since World War 2, but its roots go back even before that with the American’ “jitney.”
A tour through history in Tondo, Manila
Tondo may have been once a large kingdom or bayan long ago, but the remnants of its influence still stand today.
Ilokano proverb art: “No trabaho, gulpien, no kanen, in-inuten”
There is so much wisdom among the more than 100+ languages in the Philippines.
Si Kalipay: Ug Ang Kinagamyang Tiktik by Christina Newhard
A small or gagmayng review of a beautiful children’s book with English and Cebuano translation.
Manaoag Church during the pandemic
Manaoag Church is possibly one of the busiest churches in the country. During the pandemic it is a different story.
Bahala na. Is it really Filipino fatalism?
Is the phrase “bahala na” a negative thing? If it is a “negative” trait, why is it referred to as a Filipino “value”?
Why do Filipinos have flat nose?
A children’s book on the Filipino appearance. Just flaunt that flatness!