+ Follow GRACIE AND I Tag
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[Title] => Mahogany Water
[Summary] => (First Prize, Short Story, 2006 Palanca Awards)
Julian has had so many pets die on him (hamsters, fish, a spider, a bird) that I worried he, only eight, might think life so inordinately flimsy, full of sad surprises: someone you care for turning stiff. I sat him down once, talked about life’s bumps and grinds, about cycles and seasons along the endless line of time. I carried on like I was Ecclesiastes until he picked up a ball, bounced it off the wall and followed it out the door.
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[AuthorName] => Migs Villanueva
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[Title] => Summer in Oxford
[Summary] => Studying abroad was a concept that i hardly gave any thought to, with most of my attention focused on submit-ting requirements and studying for countless quizzes and exams. The idea, attractive as it was, couldn’t be given the time or proper attention it needed. One day, however, my mom chanced upon an advertisement by the Institute of Foreign Study (IFS) in the newspaper. Suddenly, the prospect of studying abroad–even for just a couple of weeks–didn’t seem so farfetched.
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