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Continue reading →: Sending our Teen to High School at Abot Tala Self-Directed CentreWe’re at a crossroads with our eldest son Pablo’s education. On one hand, we had acknowledged his interests and educated him using unconventional methods; on another, we live in the Philippines where accreditation hover ever so heavily above you. To give you a brief recap on our homeschooling, we had…
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Continue reading →: The 4×4 Ride and Sand Boarding Experience at the Paoay Sand DunesPaoay Sand Dunes was one of the first sites our tour guide took us to the morning we arrived in Ilocos. It’s one of the most popular sites in Paoay, Ilocos and an experience not to be missed, he reiterated. It’s also the most pricey experience we had that part…
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Continue reading →: Cape Bojeador Lighthouse and the Bangui Windmills of IlocosI was so excited to see the Bangui Wind Farm and the Cape Bojeador lighthouse when I saw them in the list of sites we were visiting in our tour with Byaheros PH. I’ve been wanting to see a lighthouse up close because of the romantic side of me that…
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Continue reading →: Calle Crisologo at DaytimeAmong all the places we went to in Ilocos, the one Jay and I most looked forward to showing our children was Calle Crisologo in Vigan. We’ve been to Vigan together twice in our youth, and in both times, we performed with our band at the city square, front lining…
Hello,
I’m May
Fifty-something storyteller and Contemporary visual artist, and professional writer. An advocate for alternative learning and a staunch supporter of the arts.
Email me at maypalstories@gmail.com
May Palacpac, Storyteller 