This post has more hits than any other on this site. We did this process of reporting a marriage AFTER it happened. If you’re looking into this process because you want to know what you need to do BEFORE getting married, I wrote a post on things to consider before deciding on a cross-cultural wedding.… Continue reading HOW TO: Report of Marriage for a Filipino Citizen Married to a Foreigner
This was one of the best things that I’ve done with any given two hours of my life on a weeknight. The Hammer Museum hosted a forum on intersectional activism with Kimberle Crenshaw and Eve Ensler as speakers. I watched the Vagina Monologues when my university staged it about ten years ago, so… Continue reading Intersectional Activism
We got married in the Philippines. There were several reasons for this, and I will elaborate on them in a separate (future) post, but this was the decision that we ended up making. Specifically, we had in the island where my mother was born. I myself was not born and raised there, but I have fond memories of… Continue reading Wedding Reflection [1]
I don’t know where I got this. I wish I could remember, but my memory fails me. Just that this isn’t originally my idea, but I wrote down the prompts because I like prompts. And I like how your answers change when you do it again in two weeks, or two years. Hearing: Lots of whirring… Continue reading At the moment [1]
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