Andromeda’s Vortex
Ready for your ultimate battle?
By Farah G. Decano IT has been seven years since my father had passed on. I cannot help but be reminded of his last moments on earth, how ephemeral life is, and how tough that “final” battle was. My two older sisters took care of my father during that…
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A zombie strikes again!
By Farah G. Decano “SON, behold thy mother.” That was Jesus Christ entrusting his mother, the Virgin Mary, to his beloved disciple John. This is also interpreted as the Lord’s instruction to the faithful to consider her as the mother of Christianity. Such is His love for His mother. …
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Masculinity in crisis
By Farah G. Decano WHEN women started discarding their roles as damsels in distress, they did not ask for men to discontinue being knights in shining armor. Awakened by their worth, the maidens wiped their tears, picked up their spears and shields, and donned their cuirasses. They just wanted…
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Heidi Mendoza pa rin
By Farah G. Decano I was speaking to a confidential security detail of a VIP in a restaurant in Dagupan when the security’s knees suddenly vigorously moved up and down. I had to inquire what triggered his annoyance. He puckered his lips and used the same to point to…
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Of amygdalas and prefrontal cortex
By Farah G. Decano I recently watched an impassioned call for the return of former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte (FPRRD) to the Philippines by a mother whose child was raped and killed by a drug addict. To her, illegal drug users do not deserve a day in court and…
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