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Trek@Mt.Pinatubo
... voice's.Even the signed from the tree says''NO SHOUTING!..lol! Mt.Pinatubo trek is quite not easy need to bring you're own foods for lunch and snack,waters to avoid dehydration. It's good also to experienced how to sleep or rested for few hours under the shield of tress.Before you think to go back..make sure you have enough energy to walked fast or enough waters to drinks on you way back.You can ask me if you interesting to visit there or e mail me roseromblon@yahoo.com
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Disaster Relief in the Wake of Deadly Typhoons
"Rainy season" in the Philippines is no joke. For about seven months a year, the Philippines is riddled with perpetual downpours and frequent typhoons. Like hurricanes, typhoons are named A-Z, with the first typhoon of the season beginning with the letter A. Since I have been in the Philippines there have been nearly twenty typhoons, most of them consisting of very heavy rains and mild flooding. ...
Just Another Day at the Office
Lourdes Andres is a rice farmer from a little province called Bongobon on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. Aside from rice, Lourdes earns a living by raising pigs and selling clothing and homemade rice cakes. Anna is Lourdes' youngest daughter, who Lourdes boasts is a 3rd year marketing student at the Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology. No one in Anna’s family has ever gone to college, and Lourdes wants nothing ...
Birthday Parties and Monsoon Rains
My first weekend in my new home was unexpectedly eventful. Whenever I ask someone what they do for fun here, they always answer that they go to the mall. So in typical Cabanatuan-ian fashion, I went to the mall on Saturday with the only other foreigner in town, Allie, a Kiva fellow who works with me at ASKI. We were attending a birthday party of one of the girls we work with the next day, so we went to look for a birthday present. After buying a couple of things for myself that I ...
A Home and a Job?...What Have I Become?
Well my "home" is in a small town in the Philippines and my "job" consists of helping less fortunate young adults gain access to higher education, so I guess I'm okay with the lifestyle change!
After a crazy few days in San Francisco, Japan, and Manila, I have arrived at my new home: Cabanatuan. Cabanatuan is a city of around 250,000 people and home to over 40,000 tricycles (the tuk-tuks of the Philippines), which provide the main form of ...
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