Thanks, Pasig City for the protected bike lane in Julia Vargas!
This is my first post for 2018 so I want this to be about something that is close to one of my advocacies. 🙂 As many people close to me know, I promote biking as an alternative
Cultural heritage: When tourism intersects with culture
Reflections on cultural heritage and sustainable tourism [Note: This is based on a paper that I had submitted in ENRM 257 – Sustainable Tourism Development, through FIC Ivan Ant
September tells us to build bridges and hold hands
Namaste, dear friends and readers! It’s another month of hope and promises amid the challenges of our country (and the rest of the world). I ask you all to continue praying f
Tea time in August
Hello, dear friends and readers! Here is my little sketch for August. This is not a new sketch but I think this is appropriate for the rainy month of August. 🙂 I actually
Book Tour of Gelber (Greenest Person on the Planet, 2008)!
Hello dear readers! I met Matthias Gelber recently and pledged to help him promote his book, The GreenMan’s Guide to Green Living and Working. Being able to listen to
Hello, July!
Hello, dear readers and July! Painting in watercolor by M. Velas-Suarin [Inspired by a watercolor painting of Amy Hautman] I promised to work on a new sketch every month but decide
The winds brought me here – thoughts on clean energy (and why a Laguna + Rizal weekend is a must!)
[Note: This post is in three parts. The second and third parts are more personal in nature but the first part will be better contextualized in the second part while Part 3 will be
June celebrates the beauty of commitments
Happy month of June, my dear friends and readers! Here is my sketch for the month of June. I promised to make a new sketch every month but this time around, it is not really a new