Mactan, 50 Years Ago and Now
/Mactan Island is a far cry from when it was overrun by American GIs during the Vietnam War.
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Mactan Island is a far cry from when it was overrun by American GIs during the Vietnam War.
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Read MoreBe tickled by writer Oscar Peñaranda’s childhood recollections.
Read MoreOf loved ones, rice fields, fruit trees and memories rekindled by warm homecomings.
Read MoreA sweet, sticky rice snack is part and parcel of the author’s memory of her hometown.
Read MoreAuthor retires in Cebu because “it’s more pun.”
Read MoreShe thought her Philippine hometown was nothing to brag about, until from California, on the phone with mother, she heard Bacolod’s rain again.
Read MoreThe author remembers a crowded multifamily home, where fertility was never a problem.
Read MoreThey say you can never go home again, but writer Ed Maranan has kept going back to his hometown of Cupang, Batangas since the 1950s.
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