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Mahalos to all!
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hmmmm 
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Yes, her virtue. Terima kasih kembali, Mak.
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so impressive!... Mililani Love your style...
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thank you, my brother!
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my pleasure der friend
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Excellent scene , my friend ! very realistic !
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mahalo, Beyza.
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many mahalos, Andreas, my friend.
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ItΒ΄s always my pleasure my friend Mak!!!
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You're very welcome!
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i don't know, Janan'im; i'm not a Catholic. i suppose she'll be free to sin, again?
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Better than wasting time there!!
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My big bruddah Mak..........James we will be friends to the end no matter what our ideas or concerns are. You are an example of a good hard working life loving individual and I appreciate everything you represent. I really love this piece and a wahine in red is always a good thing ya big lug!!!!!
Now.........give me my $10 bucs you owe me ya bugga!!!
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mahalos, brah.
so, did you get the symbolism? facing a cross in the window; baring hershelf before 3 beams of light for the trinity; the red cloth somewhat transparent, like in the wall in a confessional, between her and her confessor.
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You bugga I did not get the three beams of light!!! AHHHHHHH...but I did see the cross and and the bearing.....
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well, a gal needs her bit of modesty, brah.
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thanks, Moms!
(p.s. mazeltov on the birth of your newest grandson!!)
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You're very welcome!Thank you very much.
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many mahalos to you, my brother!
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yes. when i got married, William, was in a little barrio up in the central mountains of Samar, which is in the Phillipines. after the ceremony, when we returned to the home (a simple nipa hut, really) of my wife's parents, there were an elderly couple there waiting to greet us. the old woman talked to my wife, whispering advice in her ear. the old man beckoned me, and whispered to me, "Always remember, she is just a woman."
some of the best advice i was ever given. mahalos, brah! Mak
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Thanks for the story, that's quite interesting! A little googling led me to this: [link] it's a bit similar to 'Noaberskop' ("Neighbourship") in the rural part of the Netherlands where I was born. We don't have Nipa-huts though, we've got brick houses and concrete flats! Aaah...love that wonderful progress.... *barf*
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yes, bayanihan is a tradition of the rural provinces. as more folks leave for the cities, however, it's probably becoming a thing of the past. when i was last there (over 15 years ago) my wife's barrio still didn't have electricity or a paved road. that's changed now. when we had our church wedding there, we fed the whole barrio for a week! if your interested, here's a link to a song ("Bayan 'ko"), by Freddie Aguilar, that's about this older way of life: [link] i don't know if it's so anymore, but at one time, Freddie A. was the most popular folks singer/songwriter of all time in the Phils. aloha, brah! Mak
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Amazing. It's disappearing here too. You know, a lot of people in my part of the world are realizing that all this technology and 'civilization' has seriously negative side-effects. We would give up a lot of mod cons in order to live more simply... As for Freddie Aguilar, his song 'Anak' made quite an impression on me when I was little. I also remember the uprising against Marcos very well.
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we were there during all that (the People's Power Revolution). interesting times. i'm surprised you've heard of Freddie Aguilar before. he was essentially unknown in the US, except for the Filipino community, even though he toured here.
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His song was in the charts all over the world in 1980, including the Netherlands where I live. I had this album: [link] When I was little I used to think he was from Peru.
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