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Feelings

By | Feelings, Opinion

Wait another day! (A study in poetic redundance)     NOT only constantly. But continuously, incessantly, perennially, perpetually . . . she was and is puzzled, bewildered, perplexed. Imagine her through the years, from a young girl to grown-up, braking halting freezing on her tracks, standing still, her eyes squeezed…

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Feelings

By December 14, 2020Feelings, Opinion

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Good news is bad news By Ermin Garcia Jr.   IS the good news about status of COVID-19 contagion in Pangasinan, being on the decline, actually bad news?? That appears to be so when we look around and observe the behavior of people in the barangays. Residents are starting to…

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Punchline

By December 7, 2020Opinion, Punchline

G Spot

By | G Spot, Opinion

Red Tag By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   THERE was a time when I would accompany my friends to buy clothes, pick the things we most like, pay for it quickly, and leave the store.  Sometimes, I see something I really like, but take my time to see if I still…

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G Spot

By December 7, 2020G Spot, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

On-line chess tournament, plans to write my cycling book By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. ANOTHER sport that has started to defy the COVID-19 pandemic is the mental game called “Chess.” The world chess body FIDE (Federation Internationale des Echecs) organized its latest tourney billed as  “Skilling Open,” the inaugural on-line…

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Sports Eye

By December 7, 2020Opinion, Sports Eye

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Official ‘protection’ network in Dagupan By Ermin Garcia Jr.   IN case you have been fully distracted by efforts of the local governments to restart the economy, and the Christmassy lights on the two main bridges, there are two crises (human and nature) that are waiting to happen in Dagupan…

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Punchline

By December 1, 2020Opinion, Punchline

G Spot

By | G Spot, Opinion

November rain By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   NOVEMBER started with heavy rains and strong winds with Typhoon Rolly. Less than two weeks after, Typhoon Ulysses howled at dawn on the 12th of November, like a madman, breaking the limbs of trees that forced the plants to kiss the wet ground,…

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G Spot

By December 1, 2020G Spot, Opinion