Bougainvillea, Seaweed & Mango Salad Who would have thought that bougainvillea flowers are edible..yup the very same ones often seen in outdoor malls in SoCal ..those thorny climbing plants with flowers of brilliant colors…no scent just riotous colors of pink, orange, purple, red… Carlo Ebeo, restaurant owner of Sa Balai in Marbel Cotabato..a former commissioner [...]
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Bougainvillea, Seaweed, Mango, San Miguel Beer, Suman
Posted in Arts, Community, Contributors, mindanao, recipe, food, Thoughts, tagged filipino, travel, wet market on March 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Tribal Tour Diaries-Marawi 2002
Posted in Arts, Community, mindanao, recipe, food, Thoughts on March 1, 2010 | 3 Comments »
MARAWI As we descended from the plane, the cool Cagayan breeze was a pleasant change from Manila’s humid heat. With all the dramatic stories in the media of kidnappings, bombings, US Military forces and shoot-outs in the jungles of Mindanao, it was still a bit difficult for me to believe we are actually here! [...]
DONORS from Iowa, Oaktown, SoCal, Sacramento, Salaamat! Gracias!
Posted in Arts, Community, Contributors, Lists, recipe, food, Thoughts on February 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Daniel Benton: I have not seen for over 20 years..let see.. since my Unbound Spirit days with my good friend/sister Anna Sun Foo! He is now in Iowa.. I took a couple of Tai Chi classes from Dan at the space on Folsom Street, now Margie Jenkins new space. It’s only fairly recently I have [...]
Indigenous Spirituality Parts 2: Ritual in Mindanao
Posted in Arts, Community, indigenous spirituality, mindanao, recipe, food, tagged mindanao on February 27, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Indigenous Spirituality Parts 2: Kapang-guana august 7, 2004 cotabato city Names have been changed to protect the innocent. Honest truth folks..these rituals are considered un-islamic because they are rituals of communing with the ancestral spirits. PLEASE NOTE: Posted photos are samples from rituals i’ve been a part of since 2004. Part 2 The old ritualist’s [...]
