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- Added on: May 20th, 2009
- Country: Philippines
- Language: English
- Author: chikay d
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Paparazzi mode!
the much talked about political wedding of the year. Sen. Mar Roxas finally wed newscaster Korina Sanchez.i think we're lucky just to be outside Sto. Domingo church. we squeezed our way in the Paramedics area. we were given a special pass, since we w...
El Nido's enchanting islands (Part II)
To experience El Nido's beach life you have to spend at least two to three nights there. Why? For one, the island hopping tours are at least good for two to three days for you to actually imbibe the beauty of the place. They labeled these tours as ...
mixed up
what happened the past few days seemed like a whirlwind. i was one day wandering aimlessly. the next day i was heading for another crossroad. lots of unexpected twists and turns. suddenly time is so valuable. decisions need to be done. my feelings st...
Ondoy's wrath
Ondoy(international name Ketsana) was one typhoon that would leave a traumatic imprint in a Filipino in his lifetime. I was watching DZMM's Teleradyo and tweeting that fateful Saturday about the goings-on of the traffic in Metro Manila since my fath...
El Nido is LOVE (Part I)
I can say that this year is my most travelled so far, so I never dreamt or wished that I could come to El Nido this "quick", meaning not during the year. I've seen quite a few of its grandeur in magazines, photos, etc., but I never knew its beauty w...
the infectious itchy feet
forgive my title, but this isn't a disease-related post. i just had one of my most adventurous escapade in my traveling life to date the other week. surely, THAT deserves another post. i'm still in the process of editing tons of pictures and recol...
Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) are so called the modern heroes by their government due to their contribution of their country's present economic situations , wherein we can compared it to a sinkable ship. By sending money to the Philippines their government was benefited.
Filipino remittance hits 9.7 billion US dollars (5.5 billion British pounds) in the first 11 months last year 2008 alone. 1.3 billion dollars was sent to the Philippines only on December 2006,highest amount sent in a single month of the year. according the Philippine Central Bank
The forecast that this year will reached 14.1 billion dollars. The World Bank said recently that remittance now make up 13% of the Philippine GDP, (what a shame)..... you had a nice blog.... try to check mine too and follow.. its a little bit rough.. but informative...www.pinoy-uk.blogspot.com
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