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Contest for a cause!

Returning Filipino

During my grade school days I ended up joining some money contest for a cause. At that time I didn’t even know that I was chosen to join. I was just informed by my parents that the principal and my teacher talked to them and asked them if I can join. Of course they told […]

Would you want to be an “ex-pat”?

Adjustment, Expats

The other day, an American friend came over to my house. He is not a close friend, in fact, I had only met him once previously, but had exchanged a few e-mails with him since meeting in person. He’s a nice guy, I met him at a meeting of foreigners who live in Davao that […]

Having a driver

Adjustment, Expats, Philippine Culture

When you live in the Philippines, do you intend to have a driver? Generally, I have always liked driving myself, although I’ve had a driver twice during my time of living here. The first time that we had a driver, it was in 2001, after I had been sick (I had a stroke in November […]

A reader’s trip to Iligan

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A regular reader of this site, “Bob New York” recently made his first visit to the Philippines.  He went to Iligan City, in Northern Mindanao.  Before going to Iligan, Bob did a lot of research about the place, including consulting with me more than once!  I gave Bob the “thumbs up” telling him that I […]

One of my favorite places

Entertainment, Expats

I have always been a big fan of Isla Parilla Resort in Alabel, Sarangani Province.  For those who don’t know where Alabel is, it is just about 15 minutes drive from General Santos City. I first started going to Isla Parilla back in 2000 when we moved to the Philippines and lived in General Santos […]

Is dual citizenship the wave of the future?

Language Learning, Philippine Dual Citizenship

Today, I was reading a very interesting article in the Palm Beach Post online edition, entitled “With U.S. in slump, dual citizenship in EU countries attracts Americans.” The article was basically about the fact that a recent trend in the USA is that Americans are seeking dual citizenship from European countries where their parents or […]

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