NANG sumunod na araw sa bakasyon namin sa Vigan ay sa Crisologo Museum naman ang aming naging destinasyon ni Rael. According to the tourist guide who was lecturing us about the history of the said place, this ancestral home-turned-museum belonged to one of Vigan’s most prominent sons, the late congressman Floro S. Crisologo. His wife, Carmeling, had their home converted in memory of Floro after he was assassinated in Vigan Cathedral.
Napagpasyahan naming bumalik sa
Calle Crisologo para doon na kumain ng agahan at mag-almusal. Sa isang
Hispanic-filipino resto.
“Sana tumigil ang oras at
panahon…” mayamaya ay sambit ni Rael habang nakaupo na kami sa mesa at kasalukuyang
naghihintay sa pagdating ng in-order naming mga pagkain.
I looked at him at what he said
and grinned. “Bakit naman?”
