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is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive r

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive rather than cold in a box. Thank you for the kind words and the friendship that helped me give a public face to Filipino historians,

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive r

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive rather than cold in a box. Thank you for the kind words and the friendship that helped me give a public face to Filipino historians,

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive r

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive rather than cold in a box. Thank you for the kind words and the friendship that helped me give a public face to Filipino historians,

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive r

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive rather than cold in a box. Thank you for the kind words and the friendship that helped me give a public face to Filipino historians,

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive r

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive rather than cold in a box. Thank you for the kind words and the friendship that helped me give a public face to Filipino historians,

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive r

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive rather than cold in a box. Thank you for the kind words and the friendship that helped me give a public face to Filipino historians,

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive r

is still recovering from a Testimonial Dinner hosted by Senator Edgardo J. Angara on my retirement from government (National Historical Commission). While it seemed like an advance screening of my funeral. It is good to hear superlatives while I am alive rather than cold in a box. Thank you for the kind words and the friendship that helped me give a public face to Filipino historians,

Andres Luna de San Pedro was one of Manila's most prominent architects. This was...

Andres Luna de San Pedro was one of Manila's most prominent architects. This was he as a toddler painted by his father Juan Luna, it is one of the most charming paintings in the National Museum. I like this painting because "Luling" as he was fondly called has pointed ears like an elf and he has a doll as a playmate.


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Andres Luna de San Pedro was one of Manila's most prominent architects. This was he as a toddler painted by his father Juan Luna, it is one of the most charming paintings in the National Museum. I like this painting because "Luling" as he was fondly called

Andres Luna de San Pedro was one of Manila's most prominent architects. This was he as a toddler painted by his father Juan Luna, it is one of the most charming paintings in the National Museum. I like this painting because "Luling" as he was fondly called has pointed ears like an elf and he has a doll as a playmate.


History

Andres Luna de San Pedro was one of Manila's most prominent architects. This was he as a toddler painted by his father Juan Luna, it is one of the most charming paintings in the National Museum. I like this painting because "Luling" as he was fondly called

Andres Luna de San Pedro was one of Manila's most prominent architects. This was he as a toddler painted by his father Juan Luna, it is one of the most charming paintings in the National Museum. I like this painting because "Luling" as he was fondly called has pointed ears like an elf and he has a doll as a playmate.


History