AT HOME:
-You use ‘walis tambo’ and ‘walis tingting’ as opposed to a conventionalĀ broom
-You own a karaoke machine
-You own a piano that no one ever plays
-You have a portrait of the Last SupperĀ hanging on your dining room wall
-You have a ‘tabo’ in your bathroom
-You have a rose garden
-Your house is cluttered with ‘burloloys’
-You display a big laughing Buddha for goodluck.
-You have a Santo Nino shrine in your living room
-You own a ‘barrel man’ (schwing!) from Baguio
-You have ‘parol’ displayed during the holidays
-You cover your living room furniture with bed sheets
-Your lampshades still have plastic covers on them
-You have plastic runners to cover your carpets
-You refer to VCR as ‘Betamax’ even if it’s a VHS
-You own a rice dispenser
-You own a turbo broiler
-You own a lamp with oil that drips down to the strings
-You have a giant wooden spoon and fork hanging in your dining room
-You own Capiz shell chandeliers, lamps or placemats
-You have a pair of wooden tinikling dancers on your wall
-You have ‘Weapons of Moroland’ shield hanging on your living room wall
-Your wall to wall carpeting includes the ceiling
-You own one of those fiber-optic flower lamps
-Your microwave, washer, TV, VCR, computer, printer, toaster and doorknobs are hidden under quilted covers
-You have the entire Apo Hiking Society collection, plus maybe some Tito Mina and Pops Fernandez thrown in
-There’s a pail in your bathroom, just in case there’s a water shortage or the toilet won’t flush
-You have fly swatter in your kitchen
-You have multiplex tapes
-You buy song hit mixes like “New Wave Disco Hits