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THIS IS SO YOU MENTOR! 😀 I can’t imagine Miss Mau without one ethnic accessory! 😉
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if it makes me unforgettable, abi, i will forever be ethnically accessorized. 🙂 🙂 glad to read this post from you. i miss that charming smile. 🙂
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WJ I see myself in you back in the days! (makes me sound so old) I had a LOT of ethnic accessories that I’ve collected from my travels around PI when I was still with a theater group. I had so many T’boli glass beads necklace and bracelets that had lots of bells. I sure sounded like a walking wind chime when I was in college LOL.
I stopped collecting them and gave my loot to friends a few years ago. My kids and accessories don’t go well. I just have a few pieces left (my favorites) that I keep safe away from my kiddos. 🙂
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we are kindred spirits in the “theater” aspect, jhanis! i think my love for it has also led me to having this ethnic tapestry. wow! many t’boli accessories? i envy you. 😉 i have not yet owned one. they are expensive. i can relate. i had one necklace from davao with a bell. well, i think i was like a pup everytime i would wear it. hahahaha…
i refer to my collection as my “unwanted heirloom”. God forbid if one of my sons would have an interest in them. 🙂 🙂
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