Inside the Home Library of Jose "Butch" Dalisay Jr. | Show YourShelf
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Pens, paintings, old typewriters, and centuries-old adventure books-these are just a few of the things in the world of Jose “Butch” Dalisay Jr.
He welcomed us into his tidy Quezon City home on a humid Friday morning in May of 2022. There, he shared with us some of his most prized reads, including tomes from the 1500s.
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Wow that was really great. Sana may mga sumunod pa na videos.
Salamat! More episodes are in production :)
I love this! Hope you can feature Ambeth Ocampo and Maria Ressa as well.
Great suggestions, thanks for the idea :)
More of this episodes, higly informative and motivational for the young generation and the old alike. Promote reading!
Those who preserve antique books hehehe :)
Ang ganda nito. Salamat po!
Ano po religion nya?
Finally, a filipino version of home library tours. Thank you for this. 😍❤️
You’re welcome 😊
I took note of your fave books. Will do my very best to find and read them. Thank you Sir Butch!
I wonder how the antiquarian books stay in such great shape!
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Thank u for this
Incredible
❤❤❤
Beautiful
Lourd de Veyra naman po sunod. 🙏
I thoroughly enjoyed all of that. This is a wonderful idea, getting readers to guide us through their collections. No two will ever be the same, even if the owners have the same books on their shelves, because they got there for different reasons.