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Opinion

How easily we forget history

THE EAR - The Freeman
February 26, 2021 | 12:00am

OBLIVIOUS. A man who went to a government office yesterday was puzzled to find it closed.

“Onsa man diay? Holiday diay ‘ron?” he was heard asking.

“Oo, sir. EDSA anniversary man gud karon,” a guard told him.

“Aw, mao ba? Kalimot ko,” the man replied.

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