I thought it might be a good idea to encourage more people to stay fit throughout the most tempting season.
Author: Pia
Our Little Barrio Tri
I found myself in Laiya, Batangas, indulging in my favorite pastime- doing triathlons, and lately off-road triathlons
A Piece of the New York Marathon
It was totally by chance that I found myself in the City that does not sleep on New York Marathon weekend
Another Year of Remembering Gabriel
Like every night before our 12-hour multi-sport event in memory of my son Gabriel, I get very little sleep. Read More
On the Road on Two Wheels
In celebration of carless day, I had mapped out two ways of getting to my office in Pasay City from Alabang sans a car.
The faces you refuse to see
You can look the other way when you see her feed her children out of the trash can.
You can pretend that they eat three square meals and happily live in poverty.
You can question the figures.
You can deny the causes of their death.
But you cannot bring back
The life of a woman who bleeds to death.
You cannot hide the pain of a family who just lost their mother.
You cannot know a mother’s anguish when she loses her child to an illness
Or when she gives him away because she cannot feed him.
These are the faces of the women who know.
They and the women who have died are the data you choose to ignore.
When will you see their faces?
When will you listen to their stories?
My Firstborn, the Prom Princess
I could only stare at her beautiful face and be proud. My sweet baby girl, the Prom Princess.
To Kona or Not
I am a certified Ironfool. Read More
A Sea of Purple
1 August 2011
Today I walked into a sea of purple in the Senate Session Hall. Read More
The Yellow Brick Road
And now that we know that the road we are on is made of, we need to know where it is heading.