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Tuesday, December 6, 2005

a feedback from Nep..

Hi Vic, That was a remarkable and funny Christmas story. It brings back memories of early morning masses in San Juan, Metro Manila  that I went to. Every year I planned to attend all 16 days of simbang gabi/Misa de Gallo but never completed one.   Anyway the story of the missing arroz caldo was really funny. My memory of Asingan is of a perfect town where all people are gentle and nice and petty thievery does not happen. I've been to your town twice, remember.  I guess no town is perfect.   Regards to Nene, Nep
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