"Faintly, vaguely my mind slowly go back to the past. Yes, there were those sketches and drawings on white bond papers of you and the two girls. My my! what can I do? I never thought they will be priceless and worth-hundreds and thousands of dollars. It's gone those things you kids have left. It makes me sad. I suppose Auntie or I dispose them. That essay written by Tasha was good. I believe it pertains to the daily boat races by students of Abada High and those drinking and gambling tambays (squatters) who always ran inside our yard and up our kitchen everytime the police makes a routine appearance on our street to make them stop. By the way how about the image of our visit to La Loma Cemetery, to the Aurelio tomb when Auntie and Mommy were still alive. We went to the cemetery with you three kids and Ludy every November 1st. One time it was raining when we reached the tomb so we rode the LRT (train) back home and Kalesa (Bicycle) to the cemetery. The following month you were gone, went to the U.S. Also what about your school Sienna? Are you interested in the images and memories of your schooling? Paint them. The longer I contemplate, it's beginning to make sense to me this modern painters…you know what? I wish I took shots of photos of the railroad tracks. Remeber them full and overflowing of squatters? They are all gone because of rehabillitations of railroad from south of Luzon to Northern part.
Your Lola Pilar made mentioned your paintings. She has plans to put them in our house in Casanas."
-Hasta la vista Bebe..Tito Boy