https://theigorotdigest.blogspot.com/p/anecdotes.htmlI Wonder How an Igorot Looks Like?
This anecdote was related to me by my first cousin who is now a Police Senior Superintendent. This cousin of mine has a habit of going home by bus during weekends when he was still a captain. His family is in Baguio City (Summer Capital of the Philippines) but his job is in Manila (Capital of the Philippines).
During one of his many trips, he overheard two young women talking about their bonus from their employer. These two young women work as maids for a rich couple in Manila and are going to Baguio to spend their Christmas Holiday because they have been given a bonus and a leave from work. To many Filipinos, even to these days having a vacation in Baguio City is considered classy and these two young women are excited about their trip to the place. Baguio City is very famous among tourists because of its beautiful geographic location, the cool weather, and the vegetables and crafts plus interesting people; the Igorot inhabitants.
During the conversation, my cousin overheard one of the young women say, “I wonder how Igorots look like.”
To which the other woman laughed and said, “You mean, those tailed Igorots living on trees? Perhaps we could see them in Baguio. I haven’t seen one either.”
My cousin could not contain himself and stood in front of them. “What a pity. You haven’t seen an Igorot yet. You are quite lucky because you are looking at one now. I am Cpt. Daskeo and I am an Igorot.”
The two young women turned beet red.
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Mistaken as a beggar
This anecdote was related to me by my first cousin who is now a Police Senior Superintendent. This cousin of mine has a habit of going home by bus during weekends when he was still a captain. His family is in Baguio City (Summer Capital of the Philippines) but his job is in Manila (Capital of the Philippines).
During one of his many trips, he overheard two young women talking about their bonus from their employer. These two young women work as maids for a rich couple in Manila and are going to Baguio to spend their Christmas Holiday because they have been given a bonus and a leave from work. To many Filipinos, even to these days having a vacation in Baguio City is considered classy and these two young women are excited about their trip to the place. Baguio City is very famous among tourists because of its beautiful geographic location, the cool weather, and the vegetables and crafts plus interesting people; the Igorot inhabitants.
During the conversation, my cousin overheard one of the young women say, “I wonder how Igorots look like.”
To which the other woman laughed and said, “You mean, those tailed Igorots living on trees? Perhaps we could see them in Baguio. I haven’t seen one either.”
My cousin could not contain himself and stood in front of them. “What a pity. You haven’t seen an Igorot yet. You are quite lucky because you are looking at one now. I am Cpt. Daskeo and I am an Igorot.”
The two young women turned beet red.
Read more here:
Mistaken as a beggar
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