• Bruce on September 2nd, 2010

    This morning, Thursday, my day off, I went to Starbucks for coffee, their cranberry and orange scone and to work on this article. Just as I booted my laptop, I struck a conversation with a lady at the next table. She was from northern Nevada and was here on business. While talking of our life’s [...]

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    Bruce on January 20th, 2010

    Here in Davao and I would guess in all areas of the Philippines, the motorcycle is the most used type of motorized vehicle. This is because it is cheaper to purchase than a car and is able to travel in bad terrains where a car could not maneuver.
    Online I found statistics for 2006. In [...]

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    Bruce on September 7th, 2009

    Even though there are many Foreigners, or Expats in the Philippines, with the vastness of the Philippines plus the different lifestyles, there are times you hear of a person living here, but have never met. You walk through the malls and see a person that is not Filipino but many times all you get is [...]

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    Bruce on August 10th, 2009

    My Friend and fellow Blogger John Ray of Palawan Anecdotes sent me this article. He has written a few this past week about his beloved past President Corazon Aquino. I hope you will enjoy his words and sentiments about his country which he loves and cares about. These are John Rays words and  he asked [...]

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    Bruce on August 7th, 2009

    Living in Luxury? What does that mean? A while back a commenter said something that had bothered me. He said when he retired, he could live comfortably in America or he could live in luxury in Davao. He said, to him, it was a no brainer. In other words living here was the best decision. [...]

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    Bruce on July 17th, 2009

    What do I mean by the title “Look before you Leap”? If you have thoughts of moving to the Philippines to meet and marry a lady, use the old street crossing motto “Stop, look and Listen”. Do not just meet a lady online, pack up and move here. There is no way to know who [...]

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    Bruce on July 13th, 2009

    This morning I received an email from someone with Expat Interviews website.
    She notified me of someone who left a long negative comment about his views of life in the Philippines. Unfortunately he lives in Angeles City.
    While running an errand this morning I was reminded of this story from olden times:
    An older man was [...]

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    If your a follower here you know my connection with John Ray of Palawan Anecdotes.
    John Ray wrote the following article and sent it as his thoughts after reading my series “Poverty and Survival”.
    John Ray is a English Teacher on Palawan and his insite and thoughts of being a Filipino, the trials and lifes [...]

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    Bruce on March 12th, 2009

    Someone recently in a comment asked about why I moved to the Philippines. I guess he did not read my early posts so I will explain again here. First I will explain why I looked at Filipinas for my possible bride. Then I will continue to describe the history of me and Elena.As I typed [...]

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    Bruce on January 19th, 2009

    A few weeks back, a friend of mine, Thomas Martin wrote 2 articles for my site. His thoughts and insights are open, honest and interesting.Well, as you now will find out, Tom is a retired Catholic Priest from Texas. For his own reasons Tom moved a few years ago to the Philippines. From the first moment I met him, I felt a comfortable and trusting friendship.I do not know if

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