+ Follow AMERICA IS Tag
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[Title] => Bulosan in the heart
[Summary] => Taking a short break from my fellowship in Washington, DC, Beng and I flew off to the West Coast a couple of weeks ago for a weekend with our daughter Demi and her husband Jerry.
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[Title] => Finding Filipiniana
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