Sweet Sinigang (Ian Jay Plaza)

Meet our subject, an introvert at heart, but with an adventurous spirit that drives them to explore the world in their own unique way. This individual finds solace in the pages of a book and the art of writing, expressing their thoughts and feelings through their writing.

When not lost in a literary world, this person can often be found in the kitchen, whipping up a delicious meal as an amateur cook and self-proclaimed "chowdy." They love experimenting with new recipes, flavors, and ingredients, always eager to expand their culinary horizons.

But perhaps the most striking characteristic of this individual is their wide imagination. Their mind is always racing with ideas and possibilities, and they love nothing more than letting their creativity run wild. They write about anything they feel, from the mundane to the fantastical, always with a sense of passion and purpose.

At the core of all that drives them is love - love for their craft, love for the people in their life, and love for the world around them. It's this driving force that keeps them going, pushing them to chase their dreams and make the most out of every opportunity.

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Your Smile

A smile is anything you want it to be. Be confident of your smile, it is unique to you and you alone. No two smiles in this world is the same. Treasure it.

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Tanaga Series 1

Tanaga is an indigenous Filipino poem usually written in the Filipino language. Just like the Japanese haiku, each poem is untitled. It is made up of four lines with 7 syllables each. Traditionally, it follows an AABB rhyme scheme.

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Hadlok: School Encounter - Dormitory

In some cases, schools have their very own dormitories for students who are not from the school's vicinity. These structures, like the schools, have their own stories to tell or have stories worth telling.

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Tanaga Series 2

Tanaga is an indigenous Filipino poem usually written in the Filipino language. Just like the Japanese haiku, each poem is untitled. It is made up of four lines with 7 syllables each. Traditionally, it follows an AABB rhyme scheme.

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Hadlok: Shared Stories - Grandfather

Each person has their own unique set of experiences. Some may bay common to all but their are others which are unique to the person. This particular story comes from real life events that happened to a member of my family. My maternal grandfather.

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Bleak Wasteland

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  Hadlok: Shared Stories - Dormitory

  9 months ago

  Each person has their own unique set of experiences. Some may bay common to all but their are others which are unique to the person. These are some experiences by people I met along the way.

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  Our Town

  11 months ago

  Each town has its own unique characteristics, culture and diverse population. Here is a unique perspective transformed into a poem of the diverse residents of a fictional town.

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  Bleak Wasteland

  12 months ago

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  Hadlok: Sad News

  12 months ago

  Each person has their own unique set of experiences. Some may bay common to all but their are others which are unique to the person. This particular story comes from real life events that happened to a member of my family. My youngest brother.

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  Your Smile

  12 months ago

  A smile is anything you want it to be. Be confident of your smile, it is unique to you and you alone. No two smiles in this world is the same. Treasure it.

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  Tanaga Series 2

  12 months ago

  Tanaga is an indigenous Filipino poem usually written in the Filipino language. Just like the Japanese haiku, each poem is untitled. It is made up of four lines with 7 syllables each. Traditionally, it follows an AABB rhyme scheme.

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  Tanaga Series 1

  12 months ago

  Tanaga is an indigenous Filipino poem usually written in the Filipino language. Just like the Japanese haiku, each poem is untitled. It is made up of four lines with 7 syllables each. Traditionally, it follows an AABB rhyme scheme.

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  Hadlok: Shared Stories - Grandfather

  12 months ago

  Each person has their own unique set of experiences. Some may bay common to all but their are others which are unique to the person. This particular story comes from real life events that happened to a member of my family. My maternal grandfather.

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  Hadlok: Shared Stories - Family

  13 months ago

  Each person has their own unique set of experiences. Some may be common to all but their are others which are unique to the person. This particular story comes from real life events that happened to a member of my family. My mother.

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  Hadlok: School Encounter - Dormitory

  13 months ago

  In some cases, schools have their very own dormitories for students who are not from the school's vicinity. These structures, like the schools, have their own stories to tell or have stories worth telling.

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  Hadlok: Another School Encounter

  14 months ago

  There are a lot of Urban Legends in the Philippines about schools. Some maybe the results of the imaginative and fantastical minds of students or school staff. Others may be a retelling of actual events.

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  Essays

  Hadlok : School Encounter

  14 months ago

  Schools are not only known for the things we learn. Sometimes, they are famous or infamous for other reasons. Here, we get to see a different side to our beloved educational institutions

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  Hadlok: First Encounter

  14 months ago

  Hadlok - the Filipino Bisaya term for fear. Have you ever been truly afraid? Can you still remember the first time you consciously felt fear?

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  Prose Poetry

  Going to the Movies

  14 months ago

  Sometimes you gather your courage for something hard for you to do. You did it but the world sometimes gives you surprises.