Actor Alfred Vargas writes about his latest film "Tagpuan," part of this year's Metro Manila Film Festival.

In the last part of his travelogue, Alfred Vargas finds answered prayers and little miracles and shares with readers how much he had to set aside to undertake this highlight of his bucket list.

"While it was certainly a trip of ultimate highs, I did encounter some scary moments. For one, I did prepare intensively for this trip, but one thing I wasn’t prepared for was getting lost."

In the midst of this pandemic, how can I make everything all right for my family? This is the question every provider struggles to answer.

This week, I’ll be sharing a more personal side of me—being a husband and a father and the enormous responsibility (and fulfillment) that comes with it. While I try to separate my personal life from my public life, the two roles intersect, because they both teach and inspire me to be a man for others, the most authentic possible way.