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June 8th, 2023 12:56 PM #202
Moon shine's brighter on the other side
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ako naman, was based in Singapore for more than 10 years.
everytime we have family and friends coming over, bilib sila sa fast internet, public transport etc
now that I'm back... mas masarap pa din yung may sarili kang transport. and mabilis din internet natin - nakaka-inis lang dito (sa Pinas) is that may places pa din na walang signal!
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June 8th, 2023 05:22 PM #203We should have a drink when you get here.
Gamers for life!
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June 8th, 2023 06:02 PM #204
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June 8th, 2023 06:40 PM #205
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June 8th, 2023 06:41 PM #206
Pinadala nila ako sa mga malalamig..
Aliw lang dun kasi nakita ko na iba-iba pala per state.. Yung fashion ng mga tao, structures, internal design atbp.. Mali kasi imagination ko kala ko same across US.. Pati pamumuhay nila ma-alwan lahat.. Hindi pala..
Sa Michigan, sa Detroit ako pinadala.. Binalita ko dun sa puti na kasama ko sa Chicago.. Nag-alala sakin, pina-change nya yung itinerary ko.. Namili sya nung mga i-visit ko na safe.. Pagdating ko dun, kaya pala.. Thankful ako sa kanya..
Madami ako na-meet na mababait pero meron rin akong mga creepy experience..
Naisip ko parang same lang pala kahit saan ka mag-travel or mamuhay.. Sa Pilipinas lang talaga comfort zone ko, mahirap kapag wala kakilala tapos mag-start from scratch.. Ang swerte nung meron mag-support sayo. Iba pa din may kakilala para tulungan ka kung paano mamuhay dun..
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June 9th, 2023 12:31 AM #207
I'll take you up on that. I'll be dividing my time between Tacloban where the wife will be much of the time and Metro Manila. It's still somewhat into the future although not as far as when I first mentioned it years ago. But, long-term endeavors take a lot of time and planning, esp with the famous Philippine red tape.
Things are proceeding as expected.
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June 9th, 2023 01:11 AM #208
Culture shock is part of moving to another country. You can't avoid it. Either you adjust or you don't. If the (monetary) compensation is good enough? You persevere. Perseverance is a very Pinoy trait and because of that? Pinoys are everywhere, even on a tiny island called Aruba. Your best bet to find fellow Pinoys anywhere is to use Google and search for Fil-Am groups at whatever US location you're at.
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June 9th, 2023 02:38 AM #209
Pansin ko lang, ang kaunti ng mga babae dun.. Or siguro sa IT Industry and HQ kasi kaya mas madami lalaki?
Nilakasan ko lang loob ko, inisip ko na lang hindi gagawa ng masama yung mga katrabaho ko..
Pero ang pandak ko kasi ang tatangkad ng mga tao dun, wala ako kalaban-laban kung sakali..
Isa yan sa mga kinatatakot ko dun.. Sa hallway ng hotel, lakad-takbo ako sa takot na baka meron humablot sakin papasok ng room nila..
Salamat na lang may Uber taxi din dun na sync sa system ng company namin.. Kaya 50% feeling safe, just in case madali ma-trace yung last taxi na sinakyan ko pati na din yung route..
Ang laking tulong ng technology ng smart phone.. Napaka-husay ng mga Pinoy na nag-migrate bago pa nauso ang internet.. Ang lalakas ng loob nila, mahinang nilalang ako ang dami kong takot.. [emoji23]
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June 9th, 2023 02:43 AM #210one thing i noticed abroad (north america),
compared to us here,
walang masyadong children doon.
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