+ Follow BILLY AND MARLENE MONDO Tag
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[Title] => Aziza Mondoñedo: Supplying deli snacks, jewelry & lingerie
[Summary] => Smokers in NAIA 1, 2 and Cebu airports dash into the Tinder Box lounge to have their nicotine moments while Aziza’s staff serves refreshments.
[DatePublished] => 2010-12-20 00:00:00
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At the risk of being accused of washing our dirty dishes in public, I will now make a rebuttal to put some concerned and confused readers out there at ease. After all, adding a bit more spice wouldn’t spoil the tempestuous broth. I did not find it necessary to make a reply to my husband Claude Tayag’s most recent article aptly titled "He said, she said" (July 11). But I have been deluged with phone calls and e-mails, some sympathetic, some outright ludicrous, but all nevertheless amusing.
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BILLY AND MARLENE MONDO
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[Title] => Aziza Mondoñedo: Supplying deli snacks, jewelry & lingerie
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[DatePublished] => 2010-12-20 00:00:00
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[Summary] => At the risk of being accused of washing our dirty dishes in public, I will now make a rebuttal to put some concerned and confused readers out there at ease. After all, adding a bit more spice wouldn’t spoil the tempestuous broth. I did not find it necessary to make a reply to my husband Claude Tayag’s most recent article aptly titled "He said, she said" (July 11). But I have been deluged with phone calls and e-mails, some sympathetic, some outright ludicrous, but all nevertheless amusing.
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