a few check on this page, curious no doubt as to who could be writing on such disparate topics that span the gamut of nothing and everything. more than who i am, what should interest you are what drive me to write: the many interesting things, people and events around me. they may or may not define me. they are why I write. the mundane, the sublime, again, anything, nothing, everything.
Catholic, a 53-year old, wife and mother. do those parameters define me?
yes, in the sense that I believe in what Fr. Arrupe said: “Nothing is more practical than finding God, that is, than falling in love in a quite absolute, final way. What you are in love with, what seizes your imagination, will affect everything. It will decide what will get you out of bed in the morning, what you will do with your evenings, how you will spend your weekends, what you read, who you know, what breaks your heart, and what amazes you with joy and gratitude. Fall in love, stay in love and it will decide everything.”
oh yes, another parameter that defines me in that it limits me in the physical sense, and no more than that, is my being wheelchair-bound.
My name is mary an.
Had more than your share of discrimination?
“the negative implications of my race notwithstanding.
From J.C. Smith -
“Had more than your share of discrimination?
“the negative implications of my race notwithstanding.’”
Offhand, nothing grave that I can recall easily. What I was alluding to was the things I have read about how Filipinas are discriminated against abroad because of negative perceptions of our race.
Hi!
I was doing a little research about In-yo when I came across your blog. It’s probably safe to assume that you’re a seasoned writer. I was laughing out loud when I read your vivid, thorough, and amusing descriptions. Photos weren’t necessary, as I was able to visualize the “prawn sushi topped with mayo and served with lots of greens, specked with grape halves and other tiny bits of I don’t know what”, except for the “I don’t know what” part. Hahaha! =)
I’d like to ask for your permission, can I add a link on my website (which is still under construction) pointing to your blog, so that others may read your interesting articles as well? =)
Alvin
the way you describe the food at in-yo is really something. you have such a talented way with words. can’t wait to have the time to look into your archives for more food write-ups
Hi Millie. Thanks for dropping by.
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Cheers,
it’s only today that i have opened the page where you describe yourself. beautiful.