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Intramuros of Lost Memory

There are those who say that Intramuros should be preserved because of its sheer historical importance:  for hundreds of years before 1571 it was the site of the flourishing settlement of “M… more →

remembrance of things awry

Intramuros of Lost Memory — 26 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 1 month ago: There are those who say that Intramuros should be preserved because of its sheer historical import … more →

Tags: angst, Architecture, Design and Decoration, Filipino Art, Random Memories, Religious Traditions, The Global Crowd, The Manilenos, tristesse...

"Wherever Sugar Grew" — 50 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 1 year ago: Many years ago, Joey Panlilio asked his grandmother, the regal and enduringly lovely Dona Luz Sarmi … more →

Tags: Architecture, Design and Decoration, Domestic Travels, Random Memories, The Ilonggos, The Negrenses, The Pampanguenos

Holy Week blues — 17 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 1 year ago: It is my ambition to be a normal Filipino and flee the city during the annual Holy Week break and he … more →

Tags: Gonzalez de Sulipan, Arnedo de Sulipan, The Pampanguenos, Pampanga Traditions, Domestic Travels, Escaler de Sulipan, Random Memories, Family Traditions

The Untold Splendors of Old Pampanga — 7 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 1 year ago: In the late afternoons, a group of affluent Filipiniana collectors and connoisseurs, as well as auth … more →

Tags: Architecture, Arnedo de Sulipan, Design and Decoration, Escaler de Sulipan, Filipino Art, Gonzalez de Sulipan, Manila Houses, Pampanga Art, Quiason de San Fernando

"La Inmaculada Concepcion" — 1 comment

toto gonzalez wrote 1 year ago: *unfinished* … more →

Tags: Random Memories, Religious Traditions, The Manilenos

A dinner in Old San Miguel District — 8 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday evening, I found this journal entry of 30 May 2000, Tuesday, 1400 hours: “”I h … more →

Tags: Architecture, Design and Decoration, Manila Houses, Random Memories, The Global Crowd, The Ilonggos, The Manilenos, The Negrenses

Memorable Manila Houses — 38 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: There were many beautiful houses in Manila… In the 1800s: The Paterno residence, Calle San Seb … more →

Tags: Architecture, Design and Decoration, Filipino Art, Manila Houses, Random Memories, The Manilenos

Abra... cad... Abra! — 11 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: We were in the group of Patis Tesoro and the other members of the ”Katutubo” Foundation … more →

Tags: Architecture, Design and Decoration, Domestic Travels, Humor, Random Memories, The Ilocanos

Chichi Bacolod — 23 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: We wouldn’t have had it any other way…  We had to be guided by a genuine Bacolodnon … more →

Tags: Architecture, Design and Decoration, Domestic Travels, Humor, Random Memories, The Negrenses

Sarrat, Ilocos Norte, 1983 — 100 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: I visited Sarrat, Ilocos Norte again in 1991.  By that time, the 18th century Santa Monica Churc … more →

Tags: Architecture, Design and Decoration, Domestic Travels, Random Memories, The Global Crowd, The Ilocanos, The Manilenos

Bacolor, Pampanga before 1991 — 40 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: It was an old Filipino town that had inexplicably managed to retain its Old World Elegance… at … more →

Tags: Architecture, Design and Decoration, Domestic Travels, Escaler de Sulipan, Gonzalez de Sulipan, Pampanga Art, Pampanga Cuisine, Pampanga Traditions, Random Memories

"Herr Doktor" — 4 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: Some of the most brilliantly hilarious evenings of my life were spent high above Ayala Avenue, in a … more →

Tags: Brother Andrew F.S.C. of De La Salle, Design and Decoration, Filipino Art, Humor, Random Memories, The Global Crowd, The Manilenos

The celebrated Quiason portrait — 12 comments

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: “Senor Don Cirilo Quiason y Cunanan y su esposa Senora Dona Ceferina Henson y David con sus do … more →

Tags: Filipino Art, Pampanga Art, Pampanga Traditions, Quiason de San Fernando, The Pampanguenos, tristesse...

Familia Quiason de Santo Rosario, San Fernando, Pampanga

toto gonzalez wrote 2 years ago: Don Cirilo Quiason y Cunanan ( o 1842 ) had two brothers and a sister, and they lived in Barrio Sant … more →

Tags: angst, Family Traditions, Filipino Art, Pampanga Art, Pampanga Traditions, Random Memories, The Pampanguenos, tristesse...


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