HOHOL with History: The Game
“I been in this game for years, it made me an animal. There’s rules to this shit, I wrote me a manual. A step-by-step booklet for you to get your […]
Monthly Archives: December 2011
Christmas rush may slow flow of goods to calamity areas
FOOD and other consumer items meant for Cagayan de Oro and Iligan, cities hit by sudden floods over the weekend, will take longer to get there because of a shortage […]
Barry R.
THE years have not been kind to Barry R., foreign correspondent to the Philippines since Martial Law and my seatmate at the Senate press office. Barry, if his stories can […]
HOHOL with History: Corona impeachment trial begins
Thirty minutes after suspending the legislative session and shuffling out of the session hall to put on their robes, all 23 senators trooped back in behind the Senate mace carried […]
HOHOL with History: A scene from the sidelines
A SMALL crowd of protesters, comprising both critics and supporters of Pampanga Representative Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, melted away in the rain late Friday morning as it became apparent that the former […]
Good News For The Week
I know, I know. Online news is the wave of the future and the dead-trees edition is a dying model but I’m pretty pleased that a story I helped write […]
News From the Front: Japs* Lose Foothold Behind USAFFE Lines
PAMPANGA, P.I.–THE air is still thick with smoke as elements of the Philippine Scouts pick through the remains of an Imperial Japanese Army unit that had managed to slip behind […]
December 1st
I used to love to tell the story of how we got together. Of how I met her when I was a college freshman and she was still in high […]
