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Don’t burn your bridges

Adjustment, Expats

It’s an old saying… Don’t burn your bridges. It’s good advice, though. When I first thought about moving to the Philippines, I had met a guy online who lived here already, and we became friends. His name is Mike. I exchanged e-mail with Mike regularly and got to know him well. As time passed, I […]

General Banking Questions

Money Matters

The other day I made a post entitled “Are you stupid? Sometimes I am!” It kind of sparked off a debate that lead in a direction that I was not quite ready for! You see, I didn’t really intend that post to be about banking, I had just used banking as an example of what […]

Tourism Woes: Follow Up

Travel

On Monday of this week, I made a post entitled “Tourism Woes” in which I described how my Mother came to visit the Philippines and spent the night sitting on the sidewalk in front of Terminal 2 at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, waiting for the terminal to open so that she could catch her flight […]

Are you stupid? Sometimes I am!

Adjustment, Expats

Being stupid can have it’s advantages! Don’t you think? What, you don’t understand what I am talking about? OK, let me explain. Here in the Philippines, like in probably most countries, if a foreigner does something that is odd or different, local people often excuse the behavior because they understand that he just doesn’t know […]

Follow up on caring for our elders

Family

Not long ago, I wrote a piece about how I felt it was important to consider bringing your parents or other elderly people to the Philippines so that you could provide care for them here.  I argued that better care could be provided here for a fraction of the cost that you’d pay in the […]

What is your favorite kind of food in the Philippines?

Food/Drink

I get a kick out of my Mom. As you know, she is currently visiting Davao, and will be here for about 6 weeks or so. When she first started coming to the Philippines about 6 years ago, she used to have a problem with the food here. She could not really find a type […]

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