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Manong and I were in Quezon City last night and, while waiting for the traffic to die down, we had dinner at Friuli Trattoria , an old resta...
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Photo by Hazel Baconga HERE'S the speech I gave yesterday, during the UP College of Medicine graduation at the PICC. My brothers, sha...
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