IF memory does not fail Short Cuts, workers in the government service are enjoying three types of retirement. Those in the Judiciary, their workers are
Category: Opinion
Dealing with our fears
FEAR is one of those emotions woven into every human heart. By itself, it is neither good nor bad. Its value depends on what awakens
Political forecasts
OVER dinner and after-dinner drinks, a Bohol Mayor was very ebullient and tremendously magnanimous (the alcohol in the bloodstream was probably working) with his “wild”
Beyond One Day of Recognition
A RECENT news report in a local paper shared how the Provincial Government honored persons with disabilities (PWDs) through a celebration and the distribution of
Conflicts – Part of Our Lives
WE are in conflict with ourselves many times during life. Our future gives cause for concern; the past is captured, therefore we miss the future.
TOO MUCH is dangerous
IS indulging in TOO MUCH on a thing not dangerous to oneself? Definitely, catastrophic consequences will unknowingly occur if one is not mindful in his
God always provides for our needs
THE account of the multiplication of the loaves (Mt. 14:13-21) offers an important lesson about divine providence. Faced with a large crowd in a deserted
Project PESO (Promoting Early Savings Ownership): Enhancing Learners’ Financial Literacy
ONE of the most important life skills that students should learn at a young age is financial literacy. Growing up with sound financial practices helps
“Kon eskuylahan, may budget, kon nursery walay budget”
ON the way to Cebu, an owner of a private school told me that it used to be that in every important activity or event
The Rocket We Laughed At
THERE was a brief moment during President Bongbong Marcos’ State of the Nation Address that caught me by surprise. It was not an announcement about