Tindahan ni Aling Nena




Got a phone call today from Aling Nena, a middle-aged Cebuana married to a retired US Navy serviceman and the proprietor of the lone Filipino Store in the area.

She’s a hilarious but kindhearted lady who can expertly chop the Lechon with the Bolo which always makes her husband amazed and in awe.


Aling Nena: Hello, Bill punta ka dito ibigay ko sa’yo ulo ng Litson. Samahan ko rin ng dalawang paa. Yung dalawang paa bigay ko rin sa aso ko.


Comments

karmi said…
eeei! ang bait naman.
6:47 PM
raqueLLe said…
errrr.... anong meron sa aso nya? swerte naman nun!
6:11 AM
haze said…
Saratp, etong na miss ko talaga !!
8:19 AM
Dee said…
Hi.

Sarap ng litson! And ang bait-bait ni Aling Nena. :)
10:25 PM
Belle said…
anong ginawa mo sa ulo? pinaksiw mo? who did you eat it with? he he, ang daming tanong. pero ang bait ni Aling Nena.
11:53 PM
Anonymous said…
pero masrap ba talaga ang litson ni aling nena?
2:39 AM
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