(We remember Lita in high school - tall, slim, charming, very pretty, fun to be with and honest. Now a pharmacist, it seems she has not changed a bit - except, perhaps, her eyesight, he, he, he! Lit, thanks for writing and for your check. Ang imong hangyo - wala nila itugot, alakanse kono!)

I am an Ilongga from Bacolod, but had worked in SUMC for a couple of years, and there a big catastrophe happened - I fell in love with a dashing debonair Tanjayanon! He was a fast hardworker and before long we got married - whew! I am therefore now a Tanjayanon and I demand for my rights: In your listing of members, you have to include my name together with that of my husband - because as far as I know I am his only wife! (Oh, sorry I almost forgot. My husband's name is Dr Mario S. Mercader, apo ning Tia Luciano nimo.) (P.S. See, I even act and speak and joke like a Tanjayanon now!)

(Ming, tho' we've not met yet, we like you already! The Tanjayanons everywhere wholeheartedly welcome you to their tribe!)

With apologies to its original author, Angelica@aol.com who e-mailed it to us requesting that we supply a Tanjayanon's translatation of the following Iningles words:

MYSTERY PICTURE 1. Not "who", but "why". 2. Send us your answers or entries to the question: What happened? Why are they there? 3. Sample answers/entries: a) "Nangawat ug manok" b) "Wala'y mga kwarta. Namyesta sa Tanjay. Nanglu- sot sa baylehan. Nasakpan" 4. Use your creativity and fertile imagination to make a story. 5. Let it be funny, sentimental, naughty, or combination of all. 6. Everybody will be a winner. (Click on photo to enlarge it.)

From time to time, we get all sorts of comments, communications, and inevitably, some of them get mixed up. One of them is reproduced here. It is a fax which is self explanatory. Cora, pasayluha mi kay na misplace to namo tong imong original email. But, as they say, better late than never. This acknowlegement, that is:

FAX ATTACK COMING THROUGH

Enjoyed reading, as always, the ANG TANJAYANON. However, you owe me an apology - I was the first to guess your last issue’s (Ed: issue 6) mystery picture as Jean Piñero by email and you acknowledged that I won the extra copy of the Newsletter good for using in the "Banyo", heh, heh.

Anyway, to this Newsletter's mystery picture, that's Anesio Piñero hiding behind the young boy's face. This time, I am faxing it to you.

Cora Utzurrum - Regards to all, kibitz ni Frank.

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Sister Sarah (Isit Manapol to us) and the multi-awarded Fr. James Reuter, SJ were in town together with the Ateneo and St Paul College Dramatic Guild for a series of cultural presentations. Photo was taken at the Gil residence and shows L-R: Athena apo ni Perla, Isit, Badingding, Fr Reuter, Lito Limbaga, Production Mgr Frank, Jessie Limbaga and Perla Manapol.