Susan Roces keeps home by sentiment and good sense
Susan Roces admits she is sentimental to a fault. She has transformed a house in Lipa, Batangas, into a storehouse for her “old things,” which includes “lots of gowns by
September 20, 2011
Susan Roces admits she is sentimental to a fault. She has transformed a house in Lipa, Batangas, into a storehouse for her “old things,” which includes “lots of gowns by
“That’s how we did it in our time [and you turned out okay]!” Sounds familiar? So what DO you say when such fonts of unsolicited advice become more intrusive than
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