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      • Easy
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      • I'll never forget you Dgete Workshop! Especially when I got gang-raped by tricycle drivers while walking home from El Amigo. Memory how bittersweet you are indeed.
      • Lolita Maldita
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      • I'll never forget the dolphins at Bais..the hot chocolate in the market early in the morning..a walk along Rizal Boulevard while the sun is beginning to rise..Edith Tiempo's glass house on the hill..crazy, hot, talented fellows..my aunt's house full of exotic birds..casaroro falls...and charming panelists like gemino abad, krip yuson, ernie yee, et. al...hehe!
      • John
      • Posted
      • the workshop that's been playing in my
        head like a spool of film for a year
        now: walking, or make that staggering
        back to OK Pensionne at 4am on Nick
        Joaquin's birthday, stoned and drunk on
        beer and vodka; keeping calm on a bouncy
        Supercat back to Dumaguete; listening to
        panelists passionately argue over poems
        about penises. definitely, the greatest
        there is.
      • Posted
      • Being a fellow to this workshop sucks--
        because you can't ever be one again
        once it's over! Two years later, I still say
        it was the the best time of my life and I'd
        give everything just to have stayed
        forever in my Dumaguete bubble. It's the
        the farkin greatest workshop! =)
      • Ginny
      • Posted
      • I found myself in Dumaguete. There, I was fully
        myself, my own, with friends I made, friends I
        have, friends who could still be. Someday soon, I
        will return, and kiss Mommy Edith, and tell her I
        am happy, and that it all began here.
      • Alvin
      • Posted
      • The Dumaguete Workshop was the first
        writers' workshop I ever attended, and
        thus very meaningful to me. Lucky as I
        was to get in at the time, that was
        the time Edith Tiempo was out of the
        country. Sigh. Still, the three weeks
        I spent there was one of the best
        summertime experiences I ever had.
      • Aaron
      • Posted
      • The WORKSHOP ... is the first in asia...and
        it is first in many ways. someone
        shared that the workshop was his first
        real intellectual orgasm that went deep
        down there....
        and ME ...am like a volunteer here but am
        only around when am needed, a solo
        welcome party, a tour guide, an
        eventologist: prime mover of the poetry
        reading at the catacombs, am like
        silliman's ambassador of goodwill and i
        find this role so important for the
        campus is actually disconnected,' ...was
        there as an eyewitness to the not so
        smooth part of history when the
        people "upstairs got so disturbed by
        those who were "downstairs, a
        listener... and sometimes the only one in
        the audience to a fellow's secret
        performance, a pimp'...more like a
        bridge to those who are too shy to make
        a start or even to the totally paranoid
        (and this character is almost always in
        every batch... am the social
        psychologist, free of charge!)... am a
        friend!
      • Lleuvelyn
      • Posted
      • Definitely a "must-attend" workshop for
        writers! It sure was a nice
        experience...hope to see you peepz on
        the next workshop!
      • Louella
      • Posted
      • Dumaguete? Hmmm...it was the place
        where I lost all my clothes except my
        underwear during a game..blue
        sunsets...silliman beach. It ensnares
        you, which is why every person who has
        been there wants to come back, and if
        possible, never leave.
      • Angelo
      • Posted
      • Masaya sa Dumaguete workshop. May
        kakilala nga ako nahipuan eh. Ay, sa
        Siquijor pala naganap 'yon. Natutulog
        siya, tapos may manyak na biglang
        nanghipo sa kanya. Kapal ng mukha.
        Maaksyon sa Dumaguete, maraming
        bakbakan, baklaan. Maraming halikan,
        kakilala man o hindi. Masaya sa
        Dumaguete, masaya, masaya... si Sawi!
        Masaya si Sawi! Hahaha! Gusto ko nang
        pumunta sa Dumaguete! Kasama ang asawa
        ko! Ipapasyal namin ang anak namin ni
        Kit d'yan balang araw! Hahahahaha!
        Bwahahaha! Hahahahahahahaha! Kinakabag
        ako! Uutot ako ! Ha--ha--ha--achoo!
        Hahahahachoo! Choo-choo! Chuvaloor!
        Chenes! Hahahaha!
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