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Sister Act

By TAO PO by Vikki Perez De Tagle | November 10, 2001 - 12:00am

When we started "Tao po" three weeks ago, we neglected to explain what the column is all about. "Tao po" is what you say when visiting someone’s house. It’s like saying, "Hello,...

Modern Living