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                    [Summary] => "Forgive me Ate Ann if I have to approach you again," wrote a Nasugbu friend of mine in Filipino. 


She lives only nearby but felt compelled to write rather than to talk to me because, "I am already swallowing my pride. We have nothing to eat but I cannot approach anybody anymore. You are the only one I could think of." She had apparently approached as many people as she possibly could until there was no one left to turn to.


I understood her. Wala na, eh.


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A culture of ‘wala’

By HEART TO HEART By Ann Montemar-Oriondo | September 18, 2005 - 12:00am

"Forgive me Ate Ann if I have to approach you again," wrote a Nasugbu friend of mine in Filipino. She lives only nearby but felt compelled to write rather than to talk to me because, "I am already...

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