Old love letters By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo OLD letters bring me back to moments in time when I was most certain of things. Most certain of what I wanted to be, most certain as to how to get there, and willing to pay the price. Those were the times when I thought I loved someone […]
Opinion
Sports Eye
Pangasinan cyclists are the best, then and now(Second of two series) By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. ASIDE from our 21 national Tour champions who brought 27 individual crowns to our province and 12 runner-up plums won by our local cyclists which I mentioned here last week, our cycling-crazy province also holds other numerous distinctions in […]
Learnings in Life
By: Dr. Ashok G. Vasandani Here’s a story I read in a page on www.moralstories.org. I’d like to share, something we can all learn from. Who is happy? The Peacock and the CrowAuthor Unknown A crow lived in the forest and was absolutely satisfied in life. But one day he saw a swan. “This swan […]
Random Thoughts
Illegal firecracker manufacturers are smarter By Leonardo Micua BEFORE the new year, policemen in Dagupan and Pangasinan started to crack the whip on the selling of unlabeled firecrackers and pyrotechnics. But their best was simply not enough as the unlabeled firecrackers, especially the banned commodities, slipped past their guard and vendors still managed to sell them […]
Punchline
Fr. Soc’s Christmas rant By Ermin Garcia Jr. JUST when most expected to hear an inspirational message from mass celebrants on the occasion of Jesus Christ’s birthday on December 25, much like when Catriona Gray made Pinoys feel good about themselves with her inspirational reply to a question in her quest for the Miss Universe […]
Playing with Fire
Re-crafting Pangasinan Day celebration recalled By Gonzalo Duque ONE of the joys and satisfactions of parents especially a father like us is when he sees his children notch achievements. In a sense, the Christendom event—the Birth of Jesus – is a Father to son story, hindi ba? Our grateful Father sired a Son, […]
General Admission
With love and fond memories of Atche Tina; 79 By Al S. Mendoza ATCHE Tina Pasaoa-Rivera has passed on, a sad news I received by e-mail from her son, Noel. I give the floor now to Noel in a bid to preserve the purity of a touching obituary from a son to his mother. Here: […]
G Spot
Sharper than the blade By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo IN times of oppressive regimes, the poet, more than any other artist, is exposed to the most hideous of possibilities: imprisonment and death. Those in power, although not fully aware of the meaning and relevance of the poem, are fearful of the written word, particularly verses that […]
Sports Eye
Pangasinan cyclists are the best, then and now (First of two series) By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. TWO days from now, year 2018 will be gone. This is definitely one of the years I will never forget for Pangasinan sports. Our Pangasinan cyclists again proved this year that the two-wheeled event is one of the […]
Learnings in Life
By: Dr. Ashok G. Vasandani Here’s a story I read in a page on www.moralstories.org. I’d like to share, something we can all learn from. Your Chance of a Greater GoodAuthor Unknown IT was an early morning. Mr. Khanna was getting ready for his office when His wife asked him to put just a few […]