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It's been a while since I've written anything on here. Life has been good and @awesomenyl's pregnancy is going well. We finally got around to getting an ultrasound, and it turns out that we're having a

Hey, Steemers! This is Part 2 of my Tagalog (i.e., Filipino) language series. In our last post, we learned basic greetings and introductions. Now we're going to build on what we've learned. @awesomenyl

Hey Steemers! In the Philippines, a trip to Los Baños, Laguna calls for a visit to The Original Buko Pie Bakeshop. Aesthetically, the place is unimpressive, as seen below. However, it's home to the warm

Hey, Steemers! Welcome to my language series, where we'll be learning Tagalog or, more properly, Filipino. Before we get started, let's clear a couple things up. (1) It's not TAG-a-log; it's not pronounced

Flexibility is the ability to move a joint throughout its full range of motion. Crucial to one's performance in various martial arts and competitive sports, muscle flexibility is also important for such

Hey, Steemers! This is the sixth part in a short series that my husband @expatlove wrote on his move from South Florida to the Philippines. The first part can be found here, the second part here, the third

Hey, Steemers! This is the fifth part in a short series that my husband @expatlove wrote on his move from South Florida to the Philippines. The first part can be found here, the second part here, the third

Hey, Steemers! This is the fourth part in a short series that my husband @expatlove wrote on his move from South Florida to the Philippines. The first part can be found here, the second part here, and

Hey, Steemers! This is the third part in a short series that my husband @expatlove wrote on his move from South Florida to the Philippines. Priceless      In times past, anyone

Hey, Steemers! Here's one of my favorite things about living in the Philippines: being able to buy lambanog (coconut booze) for about a dollar a liter! The small baggie above was purchased for about 50

Hey, Steemers! This is the second part in a short series that my husband @expatlove wrote about his move from South Florida to the Philippines. Originally part of an e-book on Kindle, it is now exclusively

Hey, Steemers! This is the first part in a short series that my husband @expatlove wrote on his move from South Florida to the Philippines. The Cuban 305      If you’ve ever been

My favorite fast food place (apart from Jollibee)--Mang Inasal--offers a great-tasting twist on the awesome dessert I recently posted about: halo-halo. What is it? Well, it's called Crema de Leche Halo-halo,

Contrary to what some may imagine, there are different varieties of atheism, as discussed here and here. No matter the professed type of atheism in view, however, a Christian perspective boils an atheistic

Don't gag, please! And if you do...well, I'll be eatin' some of this stuff anyway - with a smile on my face. It's a (formerly) developing duck embryo that's been boiled, and it's not bad! It's especially

No more kept by distance from embracing, Her breath draws me in to her radiant passion. Hips of divinity thrust As energies entwine to make a perfect whole. Succulent lips of splendor make home On skin

This month, Pres...cough...Tyrant Rodrigo Duterte is expected to sign an executive order for a nationwide smoking ban in the Philippines. Once in effect, the order will criminalize anyone who smokes tobacco

My wife @awesomenyl is the most loving, beautiful woman in the universe. Keep up the good work, Babe! You're an awesome wife. Also, I'd like some of your pork sinigang tonight. (I'll clean up the kitchen

It's one of the first meals that I had with @awesomenyl: rice, tuyo, and vinegar. Now, as a Cuban-American dude from Miami, FL, I'm used to having rice daily - normally with black beans, red beans, or

It's beautiful, isn't it? Cannabis is aesthetically pleasing, useful as medicine, and good for enjoyment. Nevertheless, many Christians are taught to believe that it's sinful to enjoy recreationally. For