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Alex Eduque While I am of the belief that the right love will prevail and will always win, relationships have been tried and tested in the time of COVID-19. Undoubtedly, in the same way that it is no joke to be locked down and in with someone twenty-four seven (especially if you were both used to living busy lives) it is also quite miserable to be separated from your significant other for months on end with plans getting cancelled left and right not knowing when you both will see each other next. Suffice it to say, the pandemic has put a strain on many long-distance relationships, or – in t...

Alex Eduque Many people found hope this week as Joe Biden and Kamala Harris took oath as the new president and vice-president of the United States of America. After 2020, it seems that more people are more attuned and open to change (at least in my opinion) and no longer resist this or merely see it as one of the only constants in this world. Rather, just like the onset and coming of a new year, it has become a symbol for new beginnings and for many, a sign of promise.  And though the optimist in me will always celebrate the coming of a new year and jump on that bandwagon, 2020 has given me ...

IT’S THE SMALL THINGS After 42 weeks, I decided to junk what I had chosen to title “The Quarantine Chronicles: Week __” simply because life, has to go on – albeit with vigilance, precaution, and within the boundaries and rules set forth by our respective local government units to mitigate the spr

IT’S THE SMALL THINGS One week into the new year. As people are easing into 2021, nothing much has changed since last year. While some offices have resumed work, Zoom is still very much booming as the platform to meet and connect these days. When will life ever return to “normal” as we once knew

Alex Eduque One of my favorite Christmas songs opens with the lines, “Do you remember me? I sat up on your knee. I wrote to you in childhood fantasy.” This song, “My Grown Up Christmas List” has always made me nostalgic. It has reminded me of so many aspects of Christmas we tend to neglect, but there is no other time that I feel it resonates more than now. After all, “I’m all grown-up now, and still need help somehow. I’m not a child, but my heart still can dream. So here’s my lifelong wish, my grown-up Christmas list. Not for myself, but for a world in need….”