Lola Naty and Her Dog Carter

Lola Naty and Her Dog Carter

At age 94, Lola Naty wrote the children’s book, My Dog Carter, thereby helping preserve special memories for her descendants.

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My Mother’s Task

My Mother’s Task

On Mother’s Day 2024, screenwriter-actress Bibeth Orteza remembers her mother’s honest way of protecting her from hurt.

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Sojourn to Truth-Telling in My Blasian Reality

Sojourn to Truth-Telling in My Blasian Reality

A Black Fil-Am looks back on her growing-up years in the Philippines and as an educator-writer in the U.S.

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My Ate Nene, with Flowers in Her Hair

My Ate Nene, with Flowers in Her Hair

Remembrance of a sibling past.

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Remembering the ‘Brain Man’

Remembering the ‘Brain Man’

A daughter distills the highly successful life of her father  who was known in his time as “the best cranioplasty surgeon in the world.”

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Grief

Grief

How we’ve begun to defy centuries of Philippine customs and traditions in saying goodbye to our beloved departed.

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Snippets of Grandpa's Simple Life in America

Snippets of Grandpa's Simple Life in America

A Filipino American’s treasured memories of life with her farm worker grandfather.

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Taglish

Taglish

A FilAm writer ponders why he sometimes feels like an impression of a Filipino.

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Remembrance of Times Past with Tony Tagamolila

Remembrance of Times Past with Tony Tagamolila

A retired doctor recalls his friends during a critical time for the University of the Philippines and the country; when “the Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos Duocracy was running amuck.”

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Fifty Years, an American Adventure

Fifty Years, an American Adventure

A fulfilling American life foretold.

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