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SunStar + April 09, 2021 Stories of relatives of some of my Facebook friends dying had me recalling a past when dying was a regular occurrence. When every time you wake up at dawn in a bushy hill in the countryside, you thank God for keeping you safe and extending your life. Many of the deaths nowadays are swift. But there are also those who survived to tell us tales of survival. Despite the slow rollout of the vaccines and the obvious government incompetence, we have, sort of, seen the light at the end of the tunnel. The pandemic will soon be over and we will be back to the norm...

THINKING PINOY I moved to Benguet when the Luzon-wide COVID-19 lockdown started on March 15th last year. I thought the lockdown would last for a month at most, so I thought that my northern escapade would be a welcome break from all of Manila’s toxicity. But what’s supposed to be a month-long vac

Vice President Leni Robredo on Saturday, Jan. 30, said her office did not give away “anemic” spaghetti to poor residents of San Mateo, Rizal as part of her office’s feeding program.