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Latest comment received, JJ. This one from a HS classmate, a Caucasian male, now retired from service, living in Calif. I forwarded your column to about 60 people, and I've sent you all comments I received. I don't know if any more are coming. I guess some people don't open their E-mails, others are just too indolent to reply. Sounds familiar ? tdb ----------------- Forwarded Message: Subj: Re: Kapeng BARAKO story: Philippines, my Philippines, Part 2 Date: 10/18/2009 8:01:40 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time From: RSHORT To: TDB Maybe he is half-right. Who knows, everybody has a different perception of the place whenever they visit the P.I. My sister-in-law said is was kind of nice last time she was there, about 3 years ago. I cannot comment about the place, except from here say, since the last time I was there for a visit was about almost 45 years ago, and I am sure the place has changed a lot since then. RS

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