THERE is a bongga quality to watching a narrow, modern building of raw concrete standing recognizably different in the midst of nondescript commercial buildings that have mushroomed along the Dona…
Posts published by “Michael Ebro Dakudao”
Lifestyle Writer
IT HAS almost been a year since I last stepped on the white sand (not dolomite, mind you) of a seaside resort since the Covid epidemic lockdown. So when Dusit…
THE PINOY term for traditionally-made sweets of glutinous rice and coconut milk, two important ingredients that tropical countries like ours have in abundance, is “kakanin.” Kakanin is said to be…
THE FIRST person I saw wearing a face mask when I was still very young was my dad who was a medical doctor. It was a green colored face mask…
HISTORY has it that it was the Spanish friars who started coffee production in the Philippines as early as 1730. It was a Franciscan friar who planted the first coffee…
IT WAS in February 13, 2020, when Davao’s property developer, Damosa Land, Inc. (DLI) formally launched its 88-hectare agricultural-focused community in Panabo City. The multibillion mixed-use project covers the barangays…
AT SOME point during our childhood, most of us become fascinated with drawing. From drawing our homes to our families to our enemies to animals and more, we all do…
WE identified ourselves as the “double exposure” owing to our obviously shining skinhead at the Holiday Gym wherewe used to workout regularly before Covida Loca struck. Who would think that…
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) through its Cultural Exchange Department (CED) launched a partnership with regional educational institutions, NGO’s, and local governments to create Kaisa Sa Sining (KSS)…
Upon the invitation of Dr. Isel Bayuga-Yu, I found myself face-to-face with my mask on last week with a fourth year medical student of the Davao Medical School Foundation (DMSF)…
