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Elenita Pura, 35, is currently mastering the art of multi-tasking. She enjoys juggling her duties as a wife and mother to three children, a frantic housekeeper keeping track of bills and feng shui, while drafting letters, speeches and press releases at work. She finished AB European Languages (major in French) at UP Diliman and works at the Embassy of Japan in Manila. From 1997 to 2000, she worked at the Department of Foreign Affairs-Office of European Affairs.

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Elenita Pura, 35, is currently mastering the art of multi-tasking. She enjoys juggling her duties as a wife and mother to three children, a frantic housekeeper keeping track of bills and feng shui, while drafting letters, speeches and press releases at work. She finished AB European Languages (major in French) at UP Diliman and works at the Embassy of Japan in Manila. From 1997 to 2000, she worked at the Department of Foreign Affairs-Office of European Affairs.

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