Congrats! Keep the fire burning. I am hoping to hear from you soon when you bag the Best Student Publication Luzonwide Award again. and I guess its time to add another Gawad Ernesto Rodriguez Award on the Louisian name. Come to think of it…Have you seen the that award anywhere in the office. Mx might have kept it for himself. nyahahahaha. Thanks for dropping by. I am forever a Louisan.

Hey before I forget. I guess its alos time to hold the funds of the courier back. I heard the admin is again holding the funds. I hope I heard wrong. Ang what’s your name again?

anyhow, going back to buses … why do i have to google it right, tugue being my hometown and all? apparently i don’t know how much it costs these days. my last bus ride to tugue was … i can’t even remember when!? what i can remember is that i paid before p350 for one-way, now it’s p600+! don’t ask about my age

it was refreshing to have read your entry about tugue. i’ve always thought that my/our dear hometown is a league on its own. it’s good to know that someone also appreciates its essentiality.

i can’t wait to smell tugue air! i can’t wait to ride the tricy and eat batil-patung! most of all, i can’t wait to see the people … our co-special browns.

keep it up ice! do you know that ice is a slang for diamonds? just a thought …

ps. why i haven’t been home for some time, is another story.

— thank you so much for dropping by and having time to leave a comment. The Essentiality of tuguegarao is inborn with every Tuguegaraoeño heart, (Pretty much like yours ). It’s good that Tuguegarao’s sons and daughters are coming home to her this yule. I’m in Manila. I blog about Tugue when i miss her and her people. haha If you’ve seen the entire page you’ll know that the times when I write about tugue are the only times i have a serious and nostalgic tone.

And Welcome Home!