The long and cold educational field trip in Wilhelmseld for me ironically, ended here, in Luneta, in some forgotten ground that no one bother to see except bums and underage student lovers. This fountain was in Wilhelmsfeld until the Germans thought it a good idea to bring it here in the 60’s as a gift. […]
Tag: luneta
Having visited Rizal’s reconstructed house in Calambâ recently (biking all the way there from Muntinglupà!), I became interested again in the circumstances that led to his execution. I reread “The Trial of Rizal” (a book almost forgotten today) and saw some interesting facts that are often glossed over by our history teachers. For example, not […]
One of my favorite story in our history is that of Simon de Anda. So fascinated by his life story that I started using his surname as my internet alias. He fought against his countryman’s abuse and has made many enemies along the way. He reminds me of another Basque, the first Bishop Salazar, who […]
Arnaldo on The last of the Filipino PelotarisMay he rest in peace.
Benedict Eugene Abiera on The Pio Andrade Jr. projectgood day. I am Benedict Eugene Abiera, Kababayan o…
Ed Constantino on The last of the Filipino PelotarisThank you, Ramon! I am the son of Sarmiento and un…
Eloisa on Asilo de San Vicente de Paul in UNGood evening po sir.... Sor Asuncion Ventura y Bau…
studyante on MaboloHello, Sir Arnaldo. I just want to ask about the b…
MEGA GAME on That Dam in Tres Cruces Tanzathis site is real good slotgames6666 สล็อต xo ทดลอ…
Maria Clara on The Rizal ManifestoIf this manifesto was released after it was writte…
Eric ramz on The Cross of Tunasan San PedroSa aking pagkakaalam ang mayo a 3 ay pinagdiriwang…