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Pope Who Was A Mason
I live on the island of Boracay. However, I was brought up in a very catholic community in a small town called Kilrush, County Clare, on...


The Immaculate Deception
At the present moment the media, governments globally, are paranoid with COVID-19.
We do not have a vaccine and it may be a long time befor


What’s Happening
Last Sunday saw a particularly strong Tropical Storm hit Boracay. Yet again we suffered long brownouts and a communications drop out.
I wa


Is Boracay Open?
The latest announcement from the Department of Tourism (DOT) that hotels can soon operate at a 100 percent capacity is a welcome sign, but h


Quarantine diaries, May 28
After almost 3 months of lockdowns I’m now looking forward to the government relaxing the quarantine restrictions. My small family -...


Boracay’s Garbage Problems
As a point of much contention and discussion amongst the island's residents and stakeholders, we asked the local community for their feedbac


Rehabilitation ongoing during Covid-19
By Jen Freeman On April 26, 2018, Boracay Island was closed to the public for the beginning of a six-month rehabilitation period, on the...


Quarantine diaries: May 20
By Anita Jacobs Sanchez After nine weeks of quarantine, which I know is causing many as much frustration and problems as the virus is...


Quarantine Diaries: May 15
Despite the effects that Covid-19 has inflicted upon us, the community spirit of people living and stranded on Boracay has given me hope.


The heART of Weathering the Pandemic Storm
One of the things that was very hard was trying to adjust to the new normal and accepting that THIS IS the normal for medical professionals


Quarantine Diaries: May 9
The time spent at home in quarantine has taught me something I lacked before; understanding others job efforts. I wouldn't class myself...


Worth a Laugh
By Charlie Greene As unbelievable as it may seem - it’s true… Just before the flights were stopped, a friend of mine was taking a flight...


Day 44 of Boracay Quarantine, 7th of May 2020: Guilt in the Time of COVID-19
I’ll be honest. Quarantine and self-isolation have really not been that hard for me, in general. I work online, from home. So, I’m used to


Behind the Beautiful Sunset: April 26, 2020
It's almost 6 p.m. and for more than a month, this has been the view I've been seeing every afternoon, a beautiful sunset.


Week 5 of Boracay Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) Stranded and Locked down on Boracay
By Edwin Nombre Actor Edwin Nombre was shooting on an independent film for the Cinemalaya film festival in Guimaras Island and then in...


Finding Freedom in Restriction: April 22, 2020
Week 6 (23rd of April 2020) and I have slowly succumbed to the circadian rhythm of my body. No alarm clocks signaling the day rising but rat


ECQ Thoughts from a Regular Guy
The beach is so nice without people. It’s such a shame, we can’t jump in the water. We can fish for shrimp at night though, it is allowed. F


Quarantine Diaries: April 20, 2020
Life in quarantine is something that none of us ever imagined we would have to do.
Living on Boracay is a dream existence for most of us


Boracay Island Is The White Beach Only?
Is the little island of Boracay the White Beach only? Or does Boracay stand for coves like Balinghai, smaller beaches like Yapak, Diniwid or


Week 5 of Boracay Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) Getting a Life again
Roughly 100 days ago my life and that of billions of people on the planet started to change dramatically. And about 30 days ago life as we

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