JESS AND I

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Lately, I’ve been finding that some of my favorite food discoveries are less and less in commercial spaces, but rather tucked clandestinely in between obscure side streets that previously would have had you explaining long and hard what exactly you were doing there at a certain time of the night.

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About a week ago at this same time, I was ironing a shirt in the basement of a townhouse in Centreville, Virginia, a suburb of Washington, D.C.
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                    [AuthorName] => Butch Dalisay
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                    [Summary] => Jess and I were best friends for 56 years. The requisite heavenly bodies must have  been in perfect alignment that July in  1949 when he and I were thrown in each other’s company at the FEU Boys’ High School on the first day of Mr. Iluminado Gabay’s freshman class in Literature and Composition. He was 14, a certified city boy from just around the corner from the school on Morayta St. I was a year younger, fresh from the small town of Bongabon, Oriental Mindoro (still with palay in my hair, as the late, lamented Rita Estrada would have said).
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My favorite food discoveries

By Cheryl Tiu | March 20, 2014 - 12:00am

Lately, I’ve been finding that some of my favorite food discoveries are less and less in commercial spaces, but rather tucked clandestinely in between obscure side streets that previously would have had you...

Food and Leisure

Family time

By Butch Dalisay | November 8, 2010 - 12:00am

About a week ago at this same time, I was ironing a shirt in the basement of a townhouse in Centreville, Virginia, a suburb...

Arts and Culture

A requiem for friend

By Toy Naguit | June 13, 2005 - 12:00am

Jess and I were best friends for 56 years. The requisite heavenly bodies must have been in perfect alignment that July in 1949 when he and I were thrown in each other’s company at the FEU Boys’ High School...

Arts and Culture