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Sustainable Travel is Responsible Tourism

Sustainable travel, also known as eco-tourism or responsible tourism, is an approach to travel that aims to reduce the negative impact of travel on the environment, economy, and society while maximizing the benefits. Sustainable travel is becoming increasingly popular, as more people become aware of the impact that travel can…

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Reflections

My COVID-19 First Shot Experience of Pfizer Vaccine

Having relatives and friends who are nurses and work in the medical field, I am quite aware of the possible side effects when getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Common side effects include pain and swelling in the arm where the vaccine shot was made. There’s also a possibility of experiencing fever,…

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Featured, Reflections

Poem: A Garden of Roses

A Garden of Rosesby Eric Ariel L. Salas I saw a garden of red roses,bloomingso tempting for a pickyet leaving me only the admiration for the beauty of it.Just an illusion it was. A dream. Then a dream I had.A butterfly, red in its fullnessmagnificently flyingdiving and dippingoozing and sippingthe…

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Life Inside a Philippine Jeepney!

This is just a reprint of one of my articles that was published in the lifestyle section of the Sun Star Newspaper many years ago, during my teenage years. I truly miss my ‘Philippine jeepney’ days. ********What would you feel if when you have to wait for hours on a…

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People

Family Members of the Wright Brothers Orville and Wilbur

Wilbur and Orville are the famous Wright Brothers who invented the plane. They are the pioneers of aviation! Wilbur Wright was born on April 16, 1867. His younger brother Orville was born in 1871. Do you know that Wilbur was the middle child in a family of five children? The…

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Reflections

The Tree That Bears Yellow-Green Tennis Ball Fruits

I am really fascinated at the trees that align the road bordering the park across my apartment — they bear fruits that look like tennis eballs. From afar it seems like someone intentionally decorated the trees with yellow-green colored tennis balls. I never had the chance to look at them…

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Stories

Pokemon Go, What Have You Done To Our Pond?

Gone are the silent nights. The usual quiet evenings at the New Mexico State University pond outside my window has become a thing of the past. Blame the Pokemon Go craze, tens and tens of poke goers now envelop the pond with their smart phones’ screens flickering like fireflies. It…

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