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Nung bata pako, 
si papa yung nagtatali ng sintas ng sapatos ko, 
baka daw madapa ako pag natapakan ko...

Nung bata pako, 
si papa yung tagasubo ko sa tuwing kumakain...
Hinihipan niya kasi baka daw mapaso ako...

Nung bata pako, 
tinitiis niyang di bumili ng bagong damit tuwing pasko, 
mapaniwala  niya lang kaming dumadalaw si Sta. Clause 
at yung regalong gusto namin ay ibibigay niya sa panahon ng kapaskuhan...

Nung bata pako,sakitin ako, 
kaya pinagkakasya niya yung oras ng pagtulog at pagakbo sakin sa ospital tuwing maysakit ako...

Nung bata pako, madalas kami sa Karnabal, 
yung sasakay kami sa carousel tas tinatawanan ako lagi ng kapatid ko kasi ang pangit daw nung nasakyan kong kabayo...

Nung bata pa ako, madalas na pasalubong namin mula kay papa ay yung chocolate cake... at nagigising ako ng alas dyes ng gabi para lang kumain, malas lang pag di ako ginising ng kapatid ko... sa kanya na iyon lahat ^^

Hindi ko man napapansin ang mga maliliit na bagay na itong ginagawa niya, sapat na ito upang maipagmalaki ko siya bilang aking Ama. :) 





 

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