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• December 29, 2009, aelisha writes: hi jan i enjoy reading your blogs! it's very entertaining to read filipino cultures from your eyes :-) ..anyway the "kisses" that is advertised in the photo might be the "kisses" which are scented pieces ( i don't know if they are edible haha ,almost size of a grain of rock salt) that girls usually collect as a hobby along with scented stationary.. as a young girl i've collected lots of "kisses" buying them from my friends or from a sari sari store and kept them in matchboxes with a cotton we were told that by doing that the kisses will mutiply by themselves :-)... now that i'm 30 years old i know there is no truth with that but i continue seeing my younger nieces and cousins buying and collecting "kisses" :-)
• December 29, 2009, Jan writes: Hi Aelisha, Nice of you to stop by at my website. I'm happy that you like it. Thanks for your explanation about the kisses. It gives me a complete new view on this picture.

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