Win a few, lose a few

By Eduardo V. Nievera

THERE are times when I get the urge to be profound, provocative, philosophical, or pugnacious. It depends perhaps on my hormones, enzymes and the weather.

Made in RP, but not in my country

I have just returned from an assignment in Liberia to help develop the country’s untapped coconut resources, a project dubbed “Always Use Your Coconut!” My hosts were amazed upon learning of the coconut’s many income-generating uses, thanks to Filipino ingenuity and resourcefulness.

The simple life

By Cecilia Tobias Lopez

MOST of my childhood was spent in Mindanao. My family first lived in a timber concession in Davao. When the Japanese invaded the Philippines, we joined my father’s eldest sister and her family in Cotabato. As a bride, my aunt had settled with her husband in a little town quaintly named Pigcawayan.

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