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2 comments:
Toti,
Can you tell me, what are we doing in this picture? I really can't remember. We are not singing here, right? What event in our high school days is this one? Please help me otherwise I will have sleepless nights and I might start pulling my hair because of anxiety for not being able to remember an historic event in my life. Thanks and regards to evryone.
Danny
Danny,
This picture is also a mystery to me. I don't remember us singing, too! that has never been one of my talents, baka ika iyo. I really do not know what we were doing with Adonis here, neither can I remember what occasion this was. Don't start pulling your hair, baka maubos na yang dikit na natatada. unless, they are somewhere else or someone else's.
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