Lazy Sunday afternoon, 71°F , New York City Even when I was still full from lunch, I couldn’t help but salivate when I saw the...
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Reliving the Birth of a Second Life, a 9-11 Story
Ten years have passed since New York witnessed the terror attacks that claimed three thousands lives at its wake. Many still live with the memory of that fateful day when their loved ones, dear friends and co-workers perished together with the iconic Twin Towers...
My New York Moment With a Dash of Pinoy Kilig
There’s nothing quite like the word ‘kilig’ in the English lexicon. It’s more positive than jitters, much more meaningful than excitement. It’s a non-sexual titillation and has more feeling than plain shudder. Most often it’s a feeling one gets when face to face with a...
John Lloyd Cruz Kisses Luis Manzano on Brooklyn Bridge
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Kuratsa, a Waray Courtship Dance
One of the best things about New York is diversity. In this City, variety is the trend and in most cases, cultural differences are admired and celebrated with proud enthusiasm and vigor that may match its homegrown sentiment. A popular version of the Waray folk...
Kuratsa Photos from Greenwich Village, NYC
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The Day New York Rocked— Literally!
New York City. August 23, 2011 Click here for a news article about the East Coast earthquake. Originally from a country located in the so-called ‘Pacific Ring of Fire‘ ( a successful poetic take on an actually scary earthquake and volcano belt), seismic tremors are not...
Ilocano York Now Welcomes ANONYMOUS Posts
Ilocano York is now open to anonymous contributions! Since I welcomed contributions to my blog, I had persistent requests that names be kept confidential. I was hesitant at first thinking that a writer or contributor might submit works that aren’t his own. Now realizing that...
Multilingualism
“Never make fun of someone who speaks broken English. It means they know another language.” Whenever speaking in English, many times my closest friends would catch me mispronounce a lot of words. They would laugh heartily as they constantly ask me questions leading to...
