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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Expat Guide to Live in the Philippines
Thinking of Living in the Philippines?
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Philippines Experience: Basic Expat Training Manual
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Guide To Living, Traveling, And Everything You Need To Know About The Philippines
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If you are thinking and planning to migrate to Philippines and Don't Know What You Need To Do? This Ebook Will Tell You Exactly What To Do To Make You Dream Come True. I Delayed My Escape Because I Didn't Know What I Needed To Know. Start Living The Dream Faster!
Philippines Experience: Basic Expat Training Manual
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Guide To Living, Traveling, And Everything You Need To Know About The Philippines
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
2009 World Pyro Olympics
The 2009 World Pyro Olympics is being held at the Fort open field, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig just near our office building. Entries come from 8 contending countries and are shown in 4 consecutive Saturdays since Nov 21 http://www.worldpyroolympics.com/.
The Philippines is just hosting this event. It’s really grand and amazing but is it good? I’m just wondering if this event has considered the environment and how much carbon these fireworks will be emitting. We are faced with the challenge to protect and preserve our only home and we have already tasted nature’s wrath in the floods we have in the past months. Adding to the pollution isn’t a good idea. As per Kyoto Protocol, there’s a certain amount of carbon allowed for each country to emit. Carbon footprint is traced and calculated to be able to determine that a particular activity is carbon neutral. I’m just afraid of the amount of pollution this activity will record. It’s very nice to have an event like this but is it worth it?
The Philippines is just hosting this event. It’s really grand and amazing but is it good? I’m just wondering if this event has considered the environment and how much carbon these fireworks will be emitting. We are faced with the challenge to protect and preserve our only home and we have already tasted nature’s wrath in the floods we have in the past months. Adding to the pollution isn’t a good idea. As per Kyoto Protocol, there’s a certain amount of carbon allowed for each country to emit. Carbon footprint is traced and calculated to be able to determine that a particular activity is carbon neutral. I’m just afraid of the amount of pollution this activity will record. It’s very nice to have an event like this but is it worth it?
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Run for Ilog Pasig 2009
I got the chance to join the run for Ilog Pasig with my DB officemates in ERIS. We did the 42 k relay category with 20 participants. I’m fond of fun runs though I’m not really an athletic type or for running in particular. I just love the fun and of course the cause was also in line with my concern for the environment. I’ve already done this stuff in Davao and I got lots of fun so I wanted to try it in Manila too. I was assigned to be the 5th runner and they’ll be waiting for me on Station 6 for the relay. I ran for only 2 k and I’m not sure how many minutes I did that. I just enjoyed the run. I didn’t even recognize the place I passed by I was just following the route assigned to me. I started at the Ayala Bridge before going down. Each run has Ilog Pasig participating in it coz we pass it in every running station. It was a fun-filled activity but I got my legs aching the next day - a sign that I was not able to prepare for it. I just went there and run lol! I wasn’t even able to sleep the night before coz my body clock has already changed with my current work schedule. Nevertheless, I ran and it was fine.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Manila In One Day
Got only one day in Manila? If you only have a day to spend in Manila for a side trip, this may help you plan your day.
Itinerary 1
8:00 am - If you're into culture and history you can go straight to Intramuros and feel Manila in medieval time. Adding to the historical feel is riding "Kalesa" a horse-drawn carriage. For more information you may read details from these sites http://www.manilacityph.com/livinginmanila.htm, http://www.whatsonwhen.com/sisp/index.htm?fx=event&event_id=158606
10:00 am - Visit Mall of Asia it's one of the biggest malls in Asia. Makati. Go to Greenbelt and look around. Another place to go to for history is the Ayala Museum also in Greenbelt
Sunday, July 26, 2009
It's My Birthday On Monday!
OMG! I haven't realized it until now.. I'm going to have my birthday on Monday. Time is really passing so fast since I came here in Manila. This is my 2nd birthday away from family and friends with no one to celebrate it to. Well, I will just have to treat that an ordinary day and maybe attend mass and say thanksgiving prayers for all those years I was able to enjoy. My life has always been a blessing to me and I hope too that I was able to bless other people. It was great being alive and I hope for more years to live. Monday is a working day and will get really busy on that and before I know it, the day is over and I'm one day more pass my birthday. Definitely, I couldn't celebrate my life on that day maybe on the weekend. I'll have the whole weekend to really love myself :) Will think of a nice way for self treat :)
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