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Goodbye gadgets and tech, hello family

By Featured Blogger Rico Mossesgeld | January 12, 2012 - 12:00am

By March, I'll be a married man. I'm about to start my own family, and what comes next scares me. Not just because I worry about providing for my future wife and children. I also dread the shifting priorities my...

Unblogged

Revisiting Scented Kisses and Pouring Rains

By Queenie Sue M. Bajenting | September 28, 2011 - 12:00am

Every so often we come across things that become portals to the past.

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Mind Games

By BORED AGAIN By Maddie Llacer | May 21, 2006 - 12:00am

The mind does not know the difference between imagination and reality. The body does. A newspaper in Beijing reported a 13-year-old boy jumped out of his family's 24th floor apartment in Tianjin, after playing the...

Freeman Opinion

Mind Games

By BORED AGAIN By Maddie Llacer | May 21, 2006 - 12:00am

The mind does not know the difference between imagination and reality. The body does. A newspaper in Beijing reported a 13-year-old boy jumped out of his family's 24th floor apartment in Tianjin, after playing the...

Freeman Opinion