We played sungka together when we were kids, my cousin and I. He is paraplegic and walked always with his wooden braces. He loves to challenge me with playing sungka and he never won. This had made him all the more wanting to play sungka so that he can beat me. We had fun that summer. I guess we jived together, him - a disabled boy and me - an insecure adolescent. But we jived and we tell each other stories about life and values. Nobody among our cousins want to talk to any of us. That had made us friends.
When I reminisce those times, I look back and smile. We still talk to each other and exchange SMS. We see each other once in a while. We remained friends. He had remained a friend despite his status quo> My cousin is now a prominent political figure.











By donG hO on May 5, 2008 | Reply
that’s the best sungka i’ve seen. wow!
By narissa on May 6, 2008 | Reply
yes, i agree, dong ho. i forgot the name of the artist who sculpted that sungka.
By tutubi on May 7, 2008 | Reply
i can have that copied in my hometown
might be expensive since it’s a single slab of wood and includes the seats of the players
i learned sungka in college PE
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By narissa on May 13, 2008 | Reply
sungka in college PE? really, tutubi? my son has WALKING as PE. imagine that.
you are always welcome.