Without Border Discoveries

Without Border Discoveries A perfect blend of different cultures. The Mixed Culture is mainly a cultural experience blog site focusing on Philippines and places discovered.

Started in 2013, still lingering and continuously evolving personal journey shared in the virtual world. I share a lot of stories about my culture, what I experienced & learned from places I’ve been, far away from home. Alongside of sharing adventures, travel escapades stories (hits and misses) and living in foreign lands, this blog site shares life lessons learned and memorable experiences, hopin

g to inspire others as they read my stories. I aim to share interesting things on different & colorful experiences on culture, plus, the stories of interesting people I met along the way. To inspire others to see, experience & appreciate the uniqueness of other culture - The Mixed Culture.

Iconic buildings in Canada's capital city.
12/16/2025

Iconic buildings in Canada's capital city.

Goosebumps.“Our schoolbooks glorify war and conceal its horrors. They indoctrinate children with hatred. I would teach p...
12/07/2025

Goosebumps.“Our schoolbooks glorify war and conceal its horrors. They indoctrinate children with hatred. I would teach peace rather than war, love rather than hate.” – Albert Einstein

Everything and anything about aviation.
12/07/2025

Everything and anything about aviation.

12/07/2025
Habitat 67 is applauded all over the world. A true emblem of innovative housing, this building has marked the Montreal l...
09/10/2020

Habitat 67 is applauded all over the world. A true emblem of innovative housing, this building has marked the Montreal landscape for half a century and reconciles quality of life and an urban context by redefining the design of living spaces.

It is a rough year, but, there is a little laughter during pandemic stress.
09/02/2020

It is a rough year, but, there is a little laughter during pandemic stress.

While humor may not get us out of this pandemic & the fight against the virus is far from over, but humor can certainly help us to deal with it. We cannot change the reality of the disease or t…

Inukshuk. Point of reference. What most people call an inukshuk isn’t actually what the Inuit call an inukshuk. Stone pi...
08/07/2020

Inukshuk. Point of reference.

What most people call an inukshuk isn’t actually what the Inuit call an inukshuk. Stone piled up to look like a person, with arms and legs and a head are usually called an inukshuk. But those amazing human-shaped structures are actually called inunnguat or inunnguaq, which means "imitation of a person," or "pretend person."

In Inuit tradition, it’s forbidden to destroy an inukshuk. So if you’re lucky enough to see one, leave it standing for the next person. You never know. It may have been there for hundreds of years.

https://www.cbc.ca/kidscbc2/the-feed/do-you-know-what-an-inukshuk-is

06/12/2020

Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan Pilipinas.



As we wait out the end of this challenging time, let us never forget to show the world who we truly are: a nation of kin...
04/05/2020

As we wait out the end of this challenging time, let us never forget to show the world who we truly are: a nation of kind, caring, and compassionate people. Filipinos are known for their smiles. Even if we can’t see them behind our masks, their warmth can be felt in acts of compassion and kindness.

Overlooking Old Quebec and St. Lawrence River.
03/04/2020

Overlooking Old Quebec and St. Lawrence River.




Ice at its finest sculpture. Winter Festival in Montreal.
02/10/2020

Ice at its finest sculpture. Winter Festival in Montreal.

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