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Frugal (and Climate Change Adaptation) Tips Series on the road #3
Brandon Macdonald is the tallest yet the youngest VSO Volunteer I’ve met. I’ve actually have a formula for [Read More]
Poo poos that are not wasted
I know this is gross. And you might not like reading this while you’re eating. But some poo poos are really not [Read More]
Frugal Tips Series on the road #2
His name is Patrick Schwald. This German guy is lucky he was born in the first world country.. so he can really afford [Read More]
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VSO Volunteer in Thailand
Post Mortem and Blog Awards
My blog is a finalist for the Philippine Blog Awards, lifestyle category, Luzon level. Wow, gee.. This Grasya on the road less traveled is smiling. I’m starting to reap [Read More]
Geek in the Pink
How to display flickr pictures on your wordpress blog
Steps on how I did it 1. Load pictures in your flickr account 2. Click slideshow 3. Click [Read More]
How to recover password in Joomla
Ive installed Joomla on my localhost a few months before but Ive forgoten about it and [Read More]
Ushahidi timeline set
Apparently, the default setting of the version that I have downloaded to one of my sites [Read More]
Free world
2nd Volunteering Expo organized by VSO Bahaginan
VSO-Bahaginan invites you to the Second Volunteering Expo of on March 13, 2012 at the Intercontinental Manila, Makati City. Entitled “Active Communities, Sustainable [Read More]
My Right Brain
Salawikain (Blogger/SEO Edition)
Thanks to Gemma, @LadyProgrammer for cracking me up xD Makabagong Salawikain [Read More]
How to Turn Thoughts into Things by Bo Sanchez
I’ve read the book a couple of times already.. repeatedly.. so I can memorize the [Read More]
To my dear coffee
this is my drug a momentarily bliss a temporary insanity brought by a good cup blinding [Read More]
VSO Volunteer in Kolkata India
Flashback: My days in India
While I prepare for my next journey in life, I reminisce my life’s previous blog chapters as a VSO Volunteer in India and marvel at how colorful and vibrant they have been. Thank you mother India, you have added very good memories in my book of life. ** all these [Read More]
Bus scenes
old bus. no aircon. pollution. traffic. crazy drivers. overcrowded passengers. interesting experiences. Scene 1. in a bus [Read More]
Aiming to be a Global Citizen
Along Indian streets, people thought I am Chinese, Japanese, Indian from the North, Nepalese… even African (!!) My [Read More]
Volunteer in my Village
I have survived hard life in Kolkata and floods at Mae Hong Son partly because I grew up in my village.
Now it is time to give back. I am inviting the adventurous and caring hearts to volunteer in my remote village. We need volunteer doctors, but others are most welcome to share their skills too. For more details, please email at webmaster [at] grasya [dot] com, thank you