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Old Men and Young Women In The Philippines

Young Woman In The Philippines

I observe visitors and expats within the Philippines that complain about the age of the mates of other visitors and expats. It fits in with a topic of interest to me. That topic is those that complain about the Philippines. I want to start off with a simple observation. It really is okay to like…

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The Taxi Line In the Philippines

Live In The Philippines

There are too many lines in the Philippines. “Please fall inline here,” a sign I see far too often. It is my perception that it is an Asian thing. It is part of the impression I have that community is supreme over the individual in the Philippines and throughout many parts of Asia. People my…

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Critics Of Disaster Response in Mindanao

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Wow, the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has released a scathing statement regarding how local and national government officials responded to Tropical Storm Sendong (named Washi Internationally) both before and after the disaster in Mindanao. As a visitor here and since I have no first hand knowledge, I’m not taking a position on this but instead…

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Trip To Tacloban City in Leyte Philippines

MacArthur's Landing

I just returned from a trip to Tacloban City in Leyte. I left on Friday and returned on Tuesday. While there I stayed at Tacloban Plaza, a hotel I cannot recommend. I’ll write more on in another article. I went to my first Filipino wedding on this visit and it was an important reason for…

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Filipino Culture

Filipino Culture I got a lesson in Filipino culture from Jessie this week. Of course that is where most of them come from. They don’t come as often as they use to but they do still come. Jessie developed a pretty nasty allergic reaction to something that caused her to have whelps, itch and her…

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