Fil-Ams Among The Remarkable And Famous, Part 35
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Role models and achievers, some of whom you may not even know are Filipino
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Pinoyspotting: Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland
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Writer Rey E. de la Cruz loves meeting Filipinos in faraway places.
Read MoreHappy Beneath the Sea
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Find out why marine conservationist Robert “Bobbit” Suntay is happiest underwater.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Aruba
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Aruba is a magical island. Blessed with calm azure sea, it has long stretches of white-sand beaches. The island is small, with a population of only 120,000, of which about 9,000 are Filipinos. Coming from a country of 7,100 islands, Filipinos, who are the modern-day Vikings, chose wisely which island to invade. They are enhancing the social fabric of Aruba, making the island vibrant, if not a happier island!
Read MorePinoyspotting: Dominican Republic and Curacao
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Rey de la Cruz finds kababayans in the Caribbean.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Suriname
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Suriname has a very diverse population. But it is one nation, one people – a paragon of tolerance and inclusion. Nowhere in the world can you find a mosque and a synagogue standing side by side.
Read MorePinoyspotting: Ecuador and the Galapagos
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To be in places where great ideas were born is a one-of-a-kind experience. Such was my observation when I visited the Galapagos, which inspired Charles Darwin to hypothesize the theory of evolution and write the landmark book, On the Origins of Species.
Read MoreAll in the Family at Philippine Cuisine and Groceries
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Philippine Cuisine and Groceries--you can shop and eat fine food there too.
Read MoreFlour Power
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The Palasigue brothers can’t help making dough because baking is in their genes.
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