WHO DID YOU FOOL THIS TIME FINALLY, b(H)oy?
----- Original Message -----
From: Cesar Alcoba < zepol@skynet.be>
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 4:21 PM
Subject: Real suprise
Hi Pare,
I knew you would say that but, I guess a lot of people who new Lino just underestimated him. He actually wrote the book well before the death of Elsa (God bless her) and later on got help from his young wife, a foreign service graduate. The title of the book is "Born to be a Hero" which is inspired by the life of Dr. Jose Rizal and it's in english, some french references and tagalog. By the way the book is a dedication to Elsa.
I'm not trying to defend Lino but I guess each one of us can have his own opinion but i can say that Lino has helped and done a lot for pinoys here more than anybody else who are more, lets say educated, better-off and a lot of "hangin" if you know what I mean.
Concerning his relationship with his sons, well, walang kadugo pagka-pera ang pinag-uusapan and we have seen this happen many times, hindi ba? No comment na lang. OK, thanks for your time.
Cheers
bhoy
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