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With the sincerity of cooking it, slowly roasting it over fire for several hours, basting and supervising it until it is perfectly tender, succulent, moist and so crisp, made the Philippines’s Lechon or roasted pig the Best Pig in Asia (psstt, for me ‘best in the world’ too), according to the latest issue of Time [...]

01 May, 2009

Public terminal

Posted by: Admin In: Philippines| arts and culture

Hey guys how have you been doing? It has been a long time since. I have been back ‘early’ from my 4-month long vacation where a lot of memorable and important things happened, and some I missed. But I came back different because of the life changing experiences I had. Life indeed is very beautiful [...]

23 Mar, 2009

Music festival in Tagum

Posted by: Admin In: Philippines| arts and culture

These lights that are formed into a huge musical sign depicts the feast theme of my hometown on its “Musikahan sa Tagum”, or Music Festival in Tagum. It is also for the effort it to be the music capital in the Philippines. The festival run for several days, featuring students all over the city that [...]

23 Mar, 2009

Lechon tray

Posted by: Admin In: Philippines| arts and culture

Roasted pig is a staple food in the Philippines. It is our “party food” as crawfish boil is for Louisiana. But I love roasted pig so much as do hubby. When I visited my paternal side relatives we brought a roasted pig with us to party about on our reunion. Since it is our [...]

This is a bush of what we locally call “sili” or hot pepper. They are relatively small in size but they are much stronger than the bigger ones. Used in the Philippines as spice and or added in a ‘sawsawan’ or a sauce for an extra hot taste, sili is also used to make a [...]

09 Jan, 2009

Happy New Year!

Posted by: Admin In: Philippines

Happy New Year! We had a very happy one and a New Year’s eve, 2009 watch night celebration held in the church. What made it more fulfilling was the giving we did. The gifts we gave might be just small things but they mean so much to those who received. It was a lesson [...]

I did not spend my Christmas in the Philippines last year, but I was able to see the record-high Christmas tree that was built in Freedom Park. In 2006 it was the highest Christmas tree nationwide, but last year it was divided into two equal lengths, the other half was giving lights to the people [...]

06 Oct, 2008

Roasted pig

Posted by: Admin In: Philippines| frontier travels| society and culture

Roasted pig, or lechon, is a staple food in the Philippines especially during celebrations, gatherings and big events. There are so many “lechonhouses” in the malls and almost in every streets that is it readily available if you don’t roast your own. To be most crunchy, crispy and yummy, it has to be slowly cooked [...]

Inside the airport, I saw a cat! One of the airport guards said that she is a resident there

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02 Sep, 2008

Calm in the midst of chaos

Posted by: Admin In: Philippines| frontier travels

I witnessed one of the Harvest festivals. There are a lot people witnessing and some of them are participants. In the midst of the crowd this little calm girl caught my attention. Despite the heat, noise and chaos she remained calm and patiently waiting for their turn to perform. Hope we are like that girl [...]



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