There's always light beyond that dark clouds. Whoever coined this quote surely never lose hope in whatever he encounters, sees, hears, feels, or whatever he experiences that makes him down.
And that is what we Pinoys have. Even our great men and women in the past never lose hope that our lives and our country still has a chance. A chance to be free.. to all who wants to step on on our rights. A chance to improve... to improve our lives. A chance to live.. and survives the obstacles in life. And so are many Filipinos today.
And yes we can survive. We can improve. There's a light! And we can say that sometimes, it just around us. Or around the net. Or here in my blog. HEHE. (so why not clik that FOLLOW over there)
Here. Leave that election fever for a minute and try to visit SWAC EXPO 2010. They are giving P10M worth of international scholarships in the SWAC EXPO this month. Interested can now have an opportunity to avail this program. You can be send abroad and study. Isn't that a one hell of a news or what?
Or visit or call their local branches near you:
Quezon City, Milestone Bldg., 1045 Aurora Blvd.
(02) 913 3933, (02) 913 6466
Baguio City, 16 Sixto, Gaerlan St., Campo Filipino
(074) 424 1808, +63 918 888 8454
Davao City, IL Int’l., Bldg., 133 Ladislawa Ave., Buhangin
(082) 222 3991, +63 918 803 0815
Cebu City, Aspac Bank - IL Int’l., Bldg., N. Bacalso Ave.
(032) 254 2326, (032) 254 5996 +63 920 970 7047
Forget those head-aching-candidates for a while, the indelible ink, psychiatric test, jumping off parties and many others.
Grab now your dream to be realized!
Show the word PINOY CAN!
I'd like to greet JASMIN BENDICIO a happy Birthday!
Happy birthday po sis!(ay matanda yata ako sa iyo ahaha)
:)
Is it possible to register online?..
ReplyDeleteIn 2000 I met what I truly believed to be my soul mate. A woman from the Philippines, a devote Christian, with a firm belief in family values. She was my ideal. Although there is so much to tell I will keep it brief and to the main points. In 2002 we married there, in Davao City. After several visits and getting to know each other well. In 2004 she came to this country, we settled in to our new home there was love and laughter cuddles and conversation, and in 2005 we had a son John Michael, he was my greatest wish come true, and the biggest thrill in my life, I could not envisage a single day without him, and every day I could not wait to get home to be with him. From the first month we started sending money to the Philippines to support her family and invest in a future for ourselves, (A Palm Tree Plantation) this was the agreed deal that we will eventually go back there as a family to live. And that is a very good future for us. But all this went sour not long after she gained her UK citizenship, she became demanding, threatening and even aggressive, and by using our son to manipulate me into sending increasing amounts of money to the Philippines, the arguments escalated to a point where I could no longer cope with the distress, it effected my job my life and my purpose. In February of 2011 she left the marital home and moved in with a black guy. Since then I have not seen my son due to her false allegations of unreasonable behaviour. I have recently gone through a PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPY COURSE FOR MENTAL CRUELTY. I no longer see my son, and this hurts too much every day is the same I wake up crying I go to sleep crying. I know she never intended to stay married. No all I do is grieve. I am 56 years old now. And although when we first met my age did not matter. But now she refers to me as THE GULLIBLE OLD GIT.
ReplyDeleteThe real purpose of this is for her to keep my investment in the land in the Philippines. And of course the benefit of her family. And by using false allegations of domestic violence.
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