I have a Ph.D. degree. I love to travel, visit museums, national parks, and places few people know. I share my travel stories and more on this blog.
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Superman and Batman. Spiderman, Hulk, and Iron Man. Armed with alter egos and special powers, superheroes fight for “truth and justice” especially when they are challenged by super villains Lex Luthor, The Joker, Dr. Doom, and the Green Goblin. And then there are monsters — feared and struggling to conform…
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On your way to the Bryce Canyon National Park along US 89, you may want to stop by Circleville Cafe. This is small town roadside cafe that serves home-cooked food. I always prefer to eat at small, local restaurants for two reasons: first, it is cheaper compared to other fancy…
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Pitstructures are pits that were dug into the native soil, then given finished walls and a timbered roof and furnished with features such as central hearths, partitions, and storage cists. Most pitstructures are believed to have been shared by one to several households. Families lived part of the time in…
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The three mummies in this article attest not only to the permanence of Egyptian burial practices but also to the importance of religion held in the daily lives of the Egyptians. While some people view mummies as curiosities, they are truly human remains that should be treated with dignity and…
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Happy new year to all my readers! This is part 32 and the first of the series for year 2017! I am hoping that you are all enjoying the Pinoy joke posts. Here is part 32 of our series of Cebuano and Bisaya jokes! If you missed the other parts,…
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Here are five ancient masks that date back to the early and late 19th and early 20th century. Shoulder Mask aka d’mba Made of wood and metal Late 19th century The d’mba and shoulder mask represents an abstraction of the ideal female role in society. She is the universal mother…
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Merry Christmas to all my visitors and readers! We really hope you are all enjoying our Pinoy joke posts. We’ve got in here part 31 of our series of Cebuano and Bisaya jokes! If you missed the other parts, see more Cebuano and Filipino jokes in our archives. Enjoy part…
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If you are looking for a restaurant to eat Filipino Food in Las Vegas Nevada, then this is your post! The first time I visited Las Vegas, I wanted to try some Filipino cuisines since there isn’t one in my city. A friend told me to visit Kusina Ni Lorraine,…
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