ANDIE RECTO MONTENEGRO

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From the moment I held this book in my hands, it was love at first sight. For this is no ordinary book. It is a gift of love, born of the sisterhood shared by my Assumption  High School classmates.
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What happens in the lives of Assumption girls 30 years after high school? In the case of Batch ’79, they hurdled Herculean challenges and filled in many different shoes as career women, wives, mothers, movers and shakers.
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A gift of love

By Michelle Dayrit-Soliven | December 27, 2009 - 12:00am

From the moment I held this book in my hands, it was love at first sight. For this is no ordinary book. It is a gift of love, born of the sisterhood shared by my Assumption High School classmates.

Allure

Divine Tarts and our Pearl velada

By Michelle Dayrit-Soliven | November 1, 2009 - 12:00am

What happens in the lives of Assumption girls 30 years after high school? In the case of Batch ’79, they hurdled Herculean challenges and filled in many different shoes as career women, wives, mothers, movers...

Allure