Dust collecting, kung fu, etc.

Not pho.

Driving on the California Pacific Coast Highway.

On turbulence.

The methodical tap-tap-tapping of the sticks.

Finding brave in Baler.

Christmas and family.

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You gotta go, go, go!

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 My husband Romy Dorotan and I have been running Purple Yam restaurant in Brooklyn these past few years but I've been going back and forth to the Philippines to research and explore regional food items and tracking down handed-down recipes

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Take notes, backpackers!

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