Marijuana

It is a bar in my neighborhood where the Chinese owner speaks fluent English. He employs female students from nearby universities to waitress and to keep the clientele company. That last phrase is not like the ladies of the night in Garapan, for the bars in Shenyang are more like...
Posted On Aug 08 2014 04:00
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A seven-year itch of writing

Beginning this year, I am resolved to write 10 pieces of literary outputs, quitting on the seventh year when they might be widely shared. The image of the “seven-year itch” comes from a movie where the psychological insight that the passion on anything, particularly in marriage,...
Posted On Jul 25 2014 04:00
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Canola and rapeseed

I asked my seatmate in the bus to Edmonton, Alberta, last week if the yellow field abundant by the highway was planted with “rapeseed.” I was told it was “Canola,” the rich vegetable oil with a healthy dose of Omega-3 widely used for cooking. From the fields in Manchuria toward...
Posted On Jul 24 2014 04:00
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Edmonton

I worked through my last two years of college as a disc jockey and a commentator in a local radio station in the Cagayan Valley up northern Luzon. One of my English teachers thought that I could improve my English if I used it more often, so she had me introduce songs on the...
Posted On Jul 16 2014 04:00
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