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[Title] => Valedictory
[Summary] => Over a decade ago I was invited to contribute to a book titled Letters from Lolo & Lola, published by Museo Pambata (1999) and edited by Nina Lim-Yuson (no relation, although we used to be mistaken for loving kin, which I didn’t mind).
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[AuthorName] => Alfred A. Yuson
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[Title] => At peace with diabetes
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For others, being told they are sick, especially of something that could be life-threatening, can be unnerving, worrisome, even terrifying.
But not for Freddie Santos, whose resumé reads like that of a Renaissance Man’s–stage/theater/concert director, stage actor, lyicist, and event director. One of his more recent projects was transforming the NBC Tent into a magical forest for the birthday of KC Concepcion.
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[Summary] => Over a decade ago I was invited to contribute to a book titled Letters from Lolo & Lola, published by Museo Pambata (1999) and edited by Nina Lim-Yuson (no relation, although we used to be mistaken for loving kin, which I didn’t mind).
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[Title] => At peace with diabetes
[Summary] => For others, being told they are sick, especially of something that could be life-threatening, can be unnerving, worrisome, even terrifying.
But not for Freddie Santos, whose resumé reads like that of a Renaissance Man’s–stage/theater/concert director, stage actor, lyicist, and event director. One of his more recent projects was transforming the NBC Tent into a magical forest for the birthday of KC Concepcion.
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