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Someday I wish to Wave a Different Flag

By spammity
Today is the Philippine Independence Day. I see flags all over the Metro. My grandmother has even posted a flag on our gates. It kind of feels good to feel the nationalism in the country. I feel a little bit of pride fluttering in my heart.

However, one day, I wish I could wave a different flag, and post it on my door. Then I would feel a bigger pride in my heart.


Manila Pride March 2007


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Andy Heath said…
I'm sure the day is coming. We all just have to be patient - and I know how hard that is!
June 13, 2009 at 6:47 AM
Ming Meows said…
maiba ako, saan kaya tayo makakabili ng rainbow flag pin? yung maliit ha..
June 14, 2009 at 5:49 AM
the barefoot baklesa said…
try contacting Allied Flag, they're located in the zobel roxas makati area... i don't have the contact number yet though.

also, there's another one, i think it's near the Doroteo Jose station of the old LRT line, the name of the store is AMUR sports, there are flag makers beside that... but let me check again. my directions of olde manila is a little hazy
June 14, 2009 at 12:15 PM
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