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Originally Posted by Dorothea

Ka nindot anang river oi, clear kaayo ang tubig. I was reading an article about Palawan the other day. The writer made it seem like paradise on earth. I wanna go soooo bad...like right now!

This is one hidden paradise sis. I want to go back there again. This is way better than Boracay, although I haven't been there. So clear water and mystical. You have to be there to really believe me! heheeheh

Originally Posted by Dorothea

Cats have the perfect life!

I have never been a fan of cats. For me they're despicable....hehehe

Why is it that parents think their children would do well with taking nursing as a course? The trouble these days is that we have a lot of nursing graduates but only too few job opportunities.

Sis Dorothea, we both have the same thing in mind....

wow what a cute baby i really love this...
beauty salons

sakto jud, kung dili gusto mag nursing imong anak, ayaw nalang jud pugsa

Cats have the perfect life!

Ka nindot anang river oi, clear kaayo ang tubig. I was reading an article about Palawan the other day. The writer made it seem like paradise on earth. I wanna go soooo bad...like right now!

Originally Posted by Atuhiko Hiragana

nice! ......

Thanks...

Originally Posted by Dorothea

Hilig ko ligo under da sandayong sis kadtong bata pa ko.

until now sis, maligo japon ko if feel nako..but rarely nalang... kapoy naman gud ug daghan humdunon..heeheeh

Originally Posted by Dorothea

He's super cute, sis.

He's like my very own son...

Hilig ko ligo under da sandayong sis kadtong bata pa ko.

He's super cute, sis.

nice! ......

proper education among all.

rodsky: "status conscious", a sign of a highly stratified society.

Unless the mindset of Filipinos don't change--and this mindset being, that if you can AFFORD to BUY a car, you HAVE to buy a car--then traffic congestion in downtown city streets will ALWAYS be a problem. The car is a status symbol for most Filipinos, so they will INSIST to have a car (if one can afford it) if only to show to the world that they are "successful" in life, and EVEN IF there was a light rail transit or tram, or subway system, they would ignore it and still use their car. This is what's markedly different from the attitude of people in Europe, Japan etc. and why they maintain very efficient light rail and/or subway systems--a mature society gives more value to the common good than individual pursuits.

-RODION

lack of foresight. no urban planning. heck, we cannot even throw our garbage well, or have the insight of having a sewage and water treatment facility, nor decongest the city and focus more on rural development and jobs, focusing however on its after-effects: urban traffic nightmares and pollution.

these are lessons learned by urban planners a century ago. what is preventing us from learning these lessons?

Originally Posted by rodsky

There is a better solution, but I guess it's not one that the city would like to entertain--light rail transit or metro rail system. Really works for Cebu's Metropolitan area.

-RODION

Whatever I guess will work as long as they plan it well. What I believe they lacked is planning. They are always up who gets the credit for a certain project or such, not realizing that it's the people's money they are spending. They said they would "shell out their own." Who are they fooling?

There is a better solution, but I guess it's not one that the city would like to entertain--light rail transit or metro rail system. Really works for Cebu's Metropolitan area.

-RODION

Originally Posted by Dorothea

I loved those Shake, Rattle & Roll movies...they were so scary! I still remember that one with Manilyn Reynes where she fought off aswangs. That was awesome.

I know right? Funny how they don't seem to scare me these days..ahahah