Tag: covid-19 community quarantine philippines

• Live Long Enough to Cringe

  Memories to cringe over are a small price we pay for living long enough.

  Evan Tan

  September 6, 2021

  personal life, rambling, reflections, travel, vegan

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• Why People Would Rather Get Covid-19: Chronicles During the Covid-19 Community Quarantine

  A few days ago, my friend Nancy and I were talking about how we’re all adjusting to this new normal (a term used to exhaustion that it is already grating on my ears), as we carried our groceries back to our condos. Yes, we were lucky–alive and well, not yet driven to the brink of […]

  Evan Tan

  April 11, 2020

  personal life, Uncategorized, world events

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• Suffering is a Cookie: Chronicles During the COVID-19 Community Quarantine

  I suffer because I believe that I deserve that cookie. But I also know that eating that cookie comes with consequences.

  Evan Tan

  March 22, 2020

  personal life, philosophy, pop culture, rambling, reflections, vegan

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