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Just read your column and thought I’d call.  What are you doing later?" Ricky, old friend of one of my exes, said on the phone.


"Nothing," I said.  Actually I was going to do something – knit in front of the TV set but what was the point of telling him that?


"Okay, I will pick you up.  Let’s go to the flamenco."


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In the middle of a medieval town square with its gray cobblestones and ancient fountains were a cluster of colorful tents of sidewalk cafes doing brisk business while the aroma of grilled German sausages and freshly baked gingerbread filled the air together with live broadcast of the games from giant television screens.


In front of the square in the heart of Nuremberg called Marktplatz, stood the famous Frauenkirche Church (Church of Our Lady), built in 1352 and this Sunday was filled with parishioners hearing Holy Mass.

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The "celebrity" singers were more than willing to do their bit, particularly because the "repeat" performance was being hosted by no less than President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at Malacañang Palace.


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I turned 65 and went to Spain ...to watch a bullfight and to go back to school

By Jaime C. Gonzales | December 18, 2011 - 12:00am

For several years I was contemplating what I would do when I turned 65.

Travel and Tourism

Mariachis set world record in Mexican city

August 31, 2009 - 11:09am

GUADALAJARA (AP) -- Ay, ay, ay, ay! Guadalajara finally boasts the world's biggest mariachi band.

Flamenco! Ole!

By Barbara Gonzalez-Ventura | November 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Just read your column and thought I’d call. What are you doing later?" Ricky, old friend of one of my exes, said on the phone. "Nothing," I said. Actually I was going to do something...

Modern Living

No mistaking the WC fever

By Lito Tacujan | June 21, 2006 - 12:00am

NUREMBERG — The scene was close to surreal. In the middle of a medieval town square with its gray cobblestones and ancient fountains were a cluster of colorful tents of sidewalk cafes doing brisk business while...

Sports

Two Serenades

By Rosalinda Orosa | June 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Wives of heads of missions and MM mayors proved their sporting spirit when they again sang the songs they first rendered at the Manila Hotel during the "Celebrities in Concert". This was to raise funds...

Starweek Magazine