I was in Ongpin on wednesday afternoon for my annual pilgrimage. And guess who I saw?
Remember the firedancers in Binangonan who kept on asking for money from me?
Tandang-tanda ko sila lalo na itong naka fuschia. Kahit ako pumikit, marinig ko boses nya, alam ko siya yun.
What were the chances that our paths would cross again. They’re also in Ongpin right at the exact moment I was there.
I gave them a hundred.
Teka, did she just call me LOLA? Bungal kasi sya kaya hindi ko gaanong naintindihan ang sinabi. It’s either bungal sya o bingi ako. Aba tila Lola nga ang itinawag sa akin. bastos na ito. I should not have given you a hundred. Dapat piso na lang.
Mukhang hinde lucky ang fire dancer. I think he called you senyora.
parang lola ang dinig ko
hahaha! Oo nga nagkita kayo ulit!
Oh, Annie ganyan talaga mga bekky , kasama sa salita nila ang “lola”
” ganda ng lola mo” or “ayaw ng lola mo ng ganyan!” Lola – it’s either sila yun or they are referring to someone.
Hindi ka nila sinasabihan ng masama, or grandma ka na.
Basta lang kasama sa kwento nila ang “lola”
I’m sure malinaw pa mata nyan- ang layo mo sa pagka lola ha! 😉
I don’t mind being called Lola, as long as apo ko talaga. Ayaw ko syang maging apo.
hahaha!