Andromeda’s Vortex

by Farah Decano

March 9, 2025 in Andromeda's Vortex

Swollen

By Farah G. Decano   WHENEVER a wound gets swollen, it simply means that the affected body part is on its way to healing. This inflammatory stage is a protective process.  However, swelling is not always good.  It can also manifest an infection, a worsening condition. It is interesting to…
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March 2, 2025 in Andromeda's Vortex

Court ruling restricts annulment of bigamy cases

By Farah G. Decano   IT is good to be updated of recent Supreme Court rulings. Hence, Atty. Daphne Arriola prepared this below: “Can someone who knowingly broke the fundamental rules of marriage rewrite those same rules to conveniently escape his or her previous marriage obligations to subsequently remarry? In…
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February 23, 2025 in Andromeda's Vortex

Bayan ko

By Farah G. Decano   SOME individuals have personally declared February 25 a non-working holiday to commemorate the 1986 EDSA revolution and this is my way to remind us of this historical event. May we remember to sing this song on February 25 and let the Spirit of Edsa live on!…
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February 16, 2025 in Andromeda's Vortex

The rise of the zombies

By Farah G. Decano   WHEN individuals lack sleep, they usually develop black rings around their eyes, sport dishevelled hair, wear unkempt clothes and are likely to be in a catatonic state. They chant unintelligible words and convey incoherent messages. They seem to be lost in their own meanderings and…
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February 9, 2025 in Andromeda's Vortex

Democracy at work

By Farah G. Decano   I  could not fathom how much deep pain Vice President Sara Z. Duterte is in right now.  Her father, the former President Rodrigo R. Duterte, is most likely seething in anger while blabbering, “I told you so.” Four years ago, she was merely keen on…
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