Passport impostor stopped at NAIA

In Russia, Alyosha is a boy's name popularised by literary greats Dostoevsky and Tolstoy—but this particular Alyosha is neither Russian nor a boy. She is a writer from the Philippines who loves exploring the world as much as she likes staying at home. Her life's mission is to pet every friendly critter there is. When she isn't busy doing that, she sniffs out stories and scribbles away on the backs of old receipts. She is an advocate of many things: culture and heritage, the environment, skincare and snacking, to name a few. She will work for lifetime supplies of french fries and coffee. Or yogurt. Or cheese, preferably Brie.

Chickenjoy for the win!

I once read, “Ang paghahalaman ay pagmamahalan.”

Titos and titas of Manila, unite!

With this Manila-Bataan ferry service, weekend warriors can plan more day trips from Manila!

But some of us still dive right into it if given enough incentive.

Meet Diah Jackson and her furbabies Tootie and Chimi.


Pinoys love a good fiesta — this one happens in Sabah for a full month!

Passport impostor stopped at NAIA
Travel times remain unpredictable
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