About filipinese
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Because I find myself always brimming with memories, historical bits, lore and myth, tales of growing up in the Philippine archipelago of 7,107 islands, places I’ve been like this island the length of a sigh whose only inhabitants are wild doves come to roost, at the slightest cue I talk ‘filipinese’ (as in legalese or journalese). It’s for me an endless outpouring. I can imagine such may not always be fascinating or meritorious of an uhhhuh–that briefest expression of awe–but does a no-response dash me in my flight? No, because I write in ‘filipinese’ not on my wings but with my spirit. And who or what can bridle or fell the spirit?
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Bonjour! I am Digna Velasco Acosta, the daughter of Bien Acosta and Linda Velasco – Acosta from Bacarra, Ilocos Norte and grandniece of Dr Bonifacio V. Albano and sister of Dr Liza Acosta.. I am just trying to search some articles about Lola Pacing in the web and i am glad to read these wonderful memoirs about my place of origin.. I am sorry to say that i may not know you the same as you do not know me however what matters is through technology we’re able to interact.. Currently, I am living and working here in Morocco as the Head for Finance and Admin of a Duty Free Shop company and every weekend my parents call me and next time i will tell them about you.. I miss my parents and siblings and God-willing I will be home next year. All the best and God bless!
Comment by Digna October 29, 2011 @ 11:40 pm