Fireworks, an exhibit by and a journey with Sandra Torrijos
[Note: Once again, I am honored and humbled to have received an invitation to the exhibit of the works of Ms. Sandra Torrijos, my favorite painting mentor. (Thank you, Sands! The
Landscape ecology page in Facebook!
This will just be a very quick post as I am in the middle of work deadlines, business affairs, school work, and personal and domestic errands (whew!). I also just came back from a
You’ve Got TREE-mail! (details & sample letter)
HELLO dear readers! I am ‘rebranding’ our previous tree-planting campaign, the meiLBOX 5+1 Project into something more exciting! The same idea remains (write 5 letters,
WANTED: Generous hearts for Grace Park Elementary School
“Without education and liberty, which are the soil and the sun of man, no reform is possible, no measure can give the result desired.” – Jose Rizal (from his R
Jose Rizal lives on
Today is June 19 and I am celebrating it with you, Dr. Jose Rizal. I count myself lucky to share your birthday for it always reminds me about the love you have shown for our countr
Solar energy for Filipino households: Is it viable?
[For a more detailed discussion of this topic, please write to me for a copy of the full paper.*] The Philippines, being an archipelagic nation, is considered as among the mo
There is poetry in every moment
Ahh, calligraphy. This is something that has always been in the bucket list, and now, I’m taking the first baby steps. I am very grateful for the journey of being, for the si
The Little Prince and Climate Change
Author’s Note: This is an excerpt from a paper submitted to the course, ENRM 221 – Socio-cultural Perspectives on the Environment, University of the Philippines