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Esther,
ReplyDeleteThat is funny :). Well, it's funny if Bob thinks it's funny. Thanks for showing all the pictures. It's fun for me to look at them. Brings back a lot of memories. I don't like riding on the top of Jeepneys. It was also hard on my back. A rough ride altogether. Love you. Dad
He knows I'm kidding:), and I don't think they even call women by their husband's name with Mrs. before it (and maybe it would be insulting). Intrestingly, a senator in the Philippines who is married to an actress is called Mr. Sharen something (I forgot the exact name) because she's more popular than he is.
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