DepEd’s Catch up Fridays: Design and Futures Thinking as Part of Transformative Education
[Note: Some portions of this article had been used for or adapted from a speech that I have written for a Philippine legislator.] A father’s gift to his child: How the love for r
Quo vadis? [160 years of Dr. Jose Rizal and our own search for meaning]
Happy birthday, Lolo Jose! And happy birthday to me, too! Today is your 160th and my 2nd birthday in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic. Last year, in 2020, I experienced
Cultural heritage: When tourism intersects with culture
Reflections on cultural heritage and sustainable tourism [Note: This is a paper that I had submitted in ENRM 257 – Sustainable Tourism Development, through FIC Ivan Anthony Hena
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
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
MUST READ: General guidelines for Visitors of Sagada
NOTE: With the permission of Mr. Ivan Henares, our professor in ENRM 257: Sustainable Tourism Development course in UP Open University, I am reposting visitors’ guidelines develo
Misa de Aguinaldo – a journey of love and thanksgiving
It is a little embarrassing to admit but I have never ever completed the nine-day Christmas devotion and novena called Misa de Aguinaldo (may be literally translated as “Gift
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