@ 2009-02-10 – 02:54:34 pm
Travelling abroad is one of my biggest dreams! I could'nt believe it came true. I am not rich, definitely not. I am just blessed!
Knowing how the other people live in some parts of the world is very life-enriching that help me appreciate more that life is indeed beautiful.
@ 2008-10-06 – 04:45:22 pm
Before when I haven't had travelled overseasit wa s my impression that we are the most hospitable people in the world. In my journey here in Brussels most Filipinos are/were not welcoming so sad that everytime they meet Pinoys they have changed they're language to French or Dutch. What is the reason? They would simply ignore you after you smiled at them...huhuh so painful. Maybe they came here illegally so they better are careful I do not know.
@ 2008-10-05 – 06:58:53 am
Friends I am in Brussels right now and have lots of stories to tell. What a wonderful experience I have in here. Very incredible I should say! This is my first time travellin' abroad and never felt alienated in here. Belgians are such very welcoming people
, very accommadating. This three months stay will forever be my worth-remembering memory in a foreign land. One lesson learned, never judge people as you see them outwardly. I have committed this very big mistake. When I be back home, lots of good stories to tell then.
@ 2008-06-03 – 02:16:04 pm
This is my first time to travel abroad. Anybody here from Brussels? Coz I never know anyone there huhuhhhh.I need your thoughts about the place, the culture, anything....
@ 2008-05-16 – 09:47:22 am
To all my friends from the United states, I am asking for your assistance regarding the establishment of our Guinabsan Community Library. Below is the reply sent to me from the International Book Project Foundation. I shall be very glad if you are willing to help realize this project. Please send me your contact information through this email add: m_ompoc@yahoo.com or better you may directly contact the IBP office regarding this matter. Your assistance will definitely help make better change to our community.
International Book Project, Inc.
1440 Delaware Avenue
Lexington, Kentucky 40505
(859) 254-6771
(859) 253-2293 (fax)
ibpdirector@alltel.net
@ 2007-12-17 – 08:35:29 am
Thnx God I passed the Licensure Examination for Librarians. Can you guess who am I in the list? I would be very glad if you can guess right. Just check it out friendz!
Clue: Surname consists of 5 letters, first name 6 letters. But what about my middle initial? well, its has two other different sounds in the alphabet.
@ 2007-04-28 – 08:08:52 pm
This blogsite is very dear to me. I found friends of different races and different languages from different countries.
Friends, hopefully I can become a Pro subscriber before the month of June 2007 ends. Hope to meet you all soon again. If you might be interested to know more about my Country and particularly Mindanao, hopefully through my blog you will get informed even just a little and me too will learn from yours.
I made a personal homepage but still needs more improvement and more articles and pages to be inputted. I created this after my last post in this blogsite. I am planning to make pages of profiles of the different cities and provinces here in Mindanao there in my homepage.
Best regards,
agido
@ 2007-04-21 – 11:03:32 am
To all my friends here in this blogsite this will be my last post. I would like to thank you all for viewing my blog and for the wonderful learning environment that we are interacting. Though I was not able to give any comments on everybody's posts but I learned many upon reading your blogs. I get to know closer to some you here and dearly treasure that friendship that bonded us together. Once again thank you so much.
Mabuhay!
@ 2007-04-20 – 08:34:28 pm
This medical mission happened last Holy Friday of 2007 in our barrio. Many of the villagers were benefited. Vitamins were given to children free of charge. The doctors also sponsored free circumcision to the little boys, dental and general checkup.
The medical mission was sponsored by the UCCP (United Church of Christ in the Philippines). Indeed, the people of Brgy. Guinabsan are very thankful.
@ 2007-04-20 – 11:29:45 am
Mindanao is the food basket of the Philippines. Agusan Provinces are not only the major sources of timber but bananas as well. The above photo was at the Nasipit Port that shows few of truckloads of bananas ready for shipment to Manila and the Visayas Islands.
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