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Cordillera Day 2011: Stage of 20 More Degree-High Morale
I always get sick when I’m back in Manila. After almost 15 hours of travel in terrible heat and mob of dust, my nose is swelling. My doctor confirmed it is sinusitis. I feel like a Neozep ad with my … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Teatro
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