Wandering Sage: Angel Espiritu III

Monday, September 10, 2018

Angel Espiritu III

He was our former student sa USC Econ. His brother was a student sa PolSci. Morag half-Canadian pud ni sila. Naa sa DFA nagwork ila papa, morag consul or ambassador before. Over the years, we've kept in touch. He left for Enderun Colleges in Manila around 2007 when Ace Durano was Dept of Tourism secretary. I didn't hear from him for a while now. Today 9/11/18, after sending my chapter 1 yet again to Dr Ora, he messaged me on FB messenger. Naa n diay kuno syas Universidad de Manila ron or City College of Manila. Nya consultant daw xas DepEd pud. Cge Angel, nice to hear from you. God bless and more power! ;)

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