Category: Columns
As Trump Rages Against Immigration, I Mourn The Perfect Immigrant
Here comes ethnic purity 2.0, American-style. That is unless we are loud and persuade the public that Trump-style racist is plain un-American.
No Room at The Inn
After reading about “homeless sweeps” occurring throughout Hawaii, I thought I’d try an experiment to evaluate the availability of emergency shelters in each County.
Donald Trump and the Epstein Files
Polls have shown Trump’s approval ratings falling, and the partial release of the Epstein files has brought more interest and scrutiny to this subject matter.
A Life Well Lived
I am 92 years old. I will be 93 on December 24, this year. Have I achieved success? Have I lived well, laughed often, and loved much?
Ending The Year With Loved Ones At Down Under
This year, however, we will be spending the holidays separately in their respective homes with us travelling to Sydney and spending our Christmas with our eldest child Gigi and her husband Eric.
Christmas Prayer For The Philippines
For a people already burdened by hardship, the sting of lost trust has been even harder to bear.
Voluntary Self-Deportation
The Department of Homeland Security has announced certain benefits for illegal aliens to encourage their travel back to their home country or another country where they have lawful status.
My Thoughts On The Federal Government Shutdown
Tens of millions of Americans have suffered direct impacts, and all of us have been affected, including Filipino Americans.
From Emptiness to Eternal Purpose: A Journey of Faith
Before encountering Christ, my life was a rhythm of routine—simple, ordinary, and outwardly content.
An Outstanding Bowler, Pamana Art Exhibit, Westside Artists Alliance, Honolulu’s Rail System
We wish him and his teammates the best in their tournaments and know that Ewa Beach will be represented well at the local bowling alleys.
