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A site to pay tribute and honor my extraordinary parents, Jesus M.Domingo of Malabon, Rizal and Nemesia (Ines) Bilaoen-Domingo of Salcedo, Ilocos Sur. Explore and chart with me a collage of the stories, photos, vignettes, thoughts, connected or associated with them!

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October 15, 2022

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Baguio: Pre-WWII (Photo: Bureau of Highways, 1935)

October 15, 2022

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Evelyn: EVELYN DOMINGO-BARKER Baguio City, the Summer Capital: a Baby Boomer is born, March 1946. Youngest, four older siblings. The Republic of the Philippines, also born in 1946. Schooled in Lucban Community School, Baguio City High School; in Manila, the University of the Philippines, and Washington, DC, the Catholic University of America. Studied for an MBA at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington, and ended up working at the World Bank’s World Development Institute and at the International Finance Corporation, as Librarian. Bade Washington, DC goodbye, to launch trade and investment information services as Senior Adviser with the International Trade Centre-UNCTAD/WTO Geneva, in 42 countries and states. Retired as Chief Librarian, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific UNESCAP in Bangkok, Thailand, in 2008. Followed through a keen interest in ethnic textiles and crafts, and a post-retirement occupation: teaching quilting with social enterprises and NGOs in Cambodia, India, Nepal, the Philippines, and Viet Nam.

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