How to Make Lugaw, a Filipino Rice Porridge
Hypothetical situation: You’re a Filipino American, in your 20s or 30s, and you live on your own. You are sick, Continue reading
Sarahlynn Pablo, Writer, Traveler, Food & Booze Lover
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Put on Your Reddest Lipstick and Move (On), Musee Rodin, Paris
You don’t need little glass pots chock full o’ concealer or slices of cool cucumber to hide the bags under and above your eyes.
When Our Stories Can Be Our Own, Without Apologies
“It’s time we stop being typecast or pigeonholed into telling stories about race or culture. We have great stories to tell, period.”
Funniest Travel Advice on India, a Facebook Chat
Snippet of a Facebook chat with my friend, Ravi, who stays real with the travel advice about India.
Sheep Lawnmowers in Paris
Named for the palace that no longer exists since succumbing to revolutionary forces of the Paris Commune, the Jardin des Tuileries stretches Continue reading
Can’t Travel Without: a Small Notebook and Pen
You can always find a good notebook, that’s true enough… but are you brave enough to actually write in it?
Is the Diary of Anne Frank Still Being Read and Taught?
Growing up in Chicago, thankfully, there are relatively few memorials to wars and military action as had taken place on Continue reading
Halo-halo, mix-mix and dreaming of summer
It’s damn near the kitchen sink of delicious things you can find in the PI.
Tokyo, Japan: Waiting in Line for Mass Transit
The funny thing about traveling to other countries, to paraphrase what the character Vincent Vega tells Jules Winnfield in director Continue reading
