About a week ago, I needed something welded. With all my contacts, a welder was not on my list. A friend was visiting and when I mentioned my need, he informed me of a welder in his neighborhood. I followed him home and we stopped at this neighbor around the corner from his house.
The [...]
Continue reading about Angelica – an Interesting Little Girl (revised)
Again Steve sent me an article he wrote. It is about the CNN Hero Awards. This subject has been covered on some other sites, but Steve adds some of his thoughts to share and asked me to publish it on my site. So here it is.
A Filipino HERO, a world HERO, by Steve in Davao [...]
There are many charities here in Davao as there are all over the Philippines. Most of the charities are for the small children or the people of an older age. In the past, I have writing about the Field of Dreams boy’s home that is doing wonderful work for young children.
Well, through the Expat [...]
Continue reading about A Home for Those with Ambition – Panacan, Davao City
One of the readers here is “Steve in Davao” who offered to write an article about enrolling his daugheter in school here in Davao. I usually give in introduction, but he included it in his article. I thank Steve and offered him to write more for this site in the future. Steve’s daughter is enrolled [...]
Continue reading about An Expats Experience with Private Schools in Davao
What do I mean “life is different”; well there are many things that are different. There are some similar things but overall, even the similar things have a different twist to them. The best I can use to describe is things are 180 degrees opposite than life in America.
Family dynamics are so different. In [...]
Continue reading about How life is different living in the Philippines (Family Dynamics)
If you have followed my site from the early stages, you know I have 3 nieces living with us. All 3 are in College studying to be nurses. One of which graduate this week. Actually today is her pinning ceremony. It is a proud day for us which will continue through Wednesday when she graduates. [...]
Continue reading about Nurses Paying for Training in the Philippines
Yesterday I received a comment from ExpatBrazil about an article he found online from the Los Angeles Times about Filipino Teachers in America. I know about Nurses, Domestic Help, Marine Engineers, Seamen and Ocean Cruise Line workers but never knew about Teachers.
Looking at that article and searching for others, I was more informed about the [...]
Continue reading about OFW’s (Overseas Foreign Workers) in Education
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