Esta, Guam
I guess one might call it a liberation of sorts, although in all honesty, the fact that I left Guam on Liberation Day has nothing to do...
Retreat at Ritidian
I had heard about the rugged shoreline of Ritidian since about a month into my move to Guam (last year). But it wasn’t until...
Searching for answers in Saipan
This was not the way I had intended to make my first trip to Saipan. Saipan, the most developed of the Commonwealth of the Northern...
Rota: Pristine Views, Peaceful SolitudeÂ
I had thought Guam was underdeveloped….until I went to Rota. While living in Guam I joined the Agana Hash House Harriers on their run...
The new(s) lifestyle
Yesterday was my second day working at the news desk. Oh yeah, in case you didn’t know, I got switched from the lifestyle section to...
Celebrating the Goddess on Navarathri
Back in Gainesville my friends and family are doing their rounds—both in seeing house kolus at friends’ homes and dancing...
Hafa Adai, from where America’s day begins
The verdict is in, and I am guilty. Guilty for not e-mailing people back home. Guilty for not blogging. And guilty for not bringing you...
Lifestyles of the locals
As a lifestyle reporter, I was told by my editor that the best way to familiarize myself with the island’s local culture was to just...
Ready for my tranquilizer
This is my third week working for the Pacific Daily News, a newspaper established in 1944 as the Navy News and then acquired by Gannett in...
Guam: Yes, It’s American
(Flickr photo by showbizsuperstar) Half the people I talk to are excited that I’ll be moving to Guam to work as a lifestyle and...