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14/01/2025

01/01/2025

Tara na mga amigo ari na ta

Tonight at 06:00 pm..🥰😱🫢😲😲
Two girls will assist you in retrieving the 30,000 pesos, shinning like a diamond and ready to be in your hands.
So prepare yourself; the time is ticking, and this amazing prize will blow you away.
*** okay ranang ma blown away tas lain basta malipayon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤭🤫🤫🤫🤫***M....?

Also after sa atong Karaoke challenge naa tay mga banda sad na mo Jam, mopadungog sa ilang maayong mga tingug..🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

SO GUYS PACKAGE NANI NAA TAY KARAOKE CHALLENGE UG NAA SAD TAY MO LIVE BAND
*imong 30k bisan pag ugmaan ug tagay guys dili pa mahurot*

SEE YOU TONIGHT GUYS..🥰🥰

31/12/2024

Happy new year Selda 9
Happy new year sa lahat Kapwa Ofw

27/12/2024

Sana gumana ang magic method ne FroTech World
Mula noong elementary pa ako gamit ko na ang magic method at minsan lang sumablay ang chamba
My Parents know kung gaano kalakas ang aking chamba kahit saan man ako dalhin ng tadhana

27/12/2024

🇮🇹 This coming January 13, 2025, a MASSIVE PEACEFUL RALLY will happen for the PEACE and UNITY of the COUNTRY!
Come along and Unite!

27/12/2024

Paramihan ng fans!

Ser Geybin o Kingluckss? 🤔

26/12/2024

F.Y.I DID YOU KNOW ABOUT PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭

1) Philippines has 7641 islands – making it one of the largest archipelagos globally. Surprisingly, more than 5,000 of these islands remain unnamed on most international maps, waiting to be discovered. Sounds amazing, right? Just imagine huge number of islands right there!

2) There are over 170 dialects in the Philippines! One of the most remarkable features of the Philippines is its linguistic diversity. While the official language is Filipino, based on Tagalog, there are over 170 dialects spoken throughout the archipelago, reflecting the nation’s vibrant cultural mosaic.

3) The Philippines is the only Asian nation that is predominantly Christian. More than 86% of the population identifies as Roman Catholic and religion is still a big influence in the country.

4) The largest and most expensive pearl in the world was found in the Philippines! It was being found in Palawan, weighing a staggering 75 pounds and valued at an astonishing $100 million.

5) Filipinos celebrate Christmas longer than you think! The Philippines takes Christmas celebrations to the next level, beginning in September and lasting until January during the “Feast of the Three Kings.” The festive atmosphere includes decorations and numerous parties.

6) The Philippines has ‘best singers,’ ‘loves music most’ among 90 toured countries. Filipinos are so good at singing! Karaoke is their beloved pastime, showcasing their vocal talents at gatherings, turning any occasion into a singing festivity.

7) The Philippines has earned its title as the “text capital of the world,” with social media and texting being the primary means of communication.

9) Tarsier, one of the world’s smallest primates can only be found in the Philippines. It is known for its enormous eyes relative to its body size, aiding in night vision.

10) Most of people in the Philippines speak English! With a strong emphasis on English education, the Philippines ranks as the fifth-largest English-speaking country globally, making communication with locals a breeze for English speakers.

11) Filipinos ranked as the highest selfie-takers in the world! Filipinos have earned the title of the world’s most enthusiastic selfie-takers, embracing the art of self-expression through photography.

12) Fertilised duck embryo is the famous street snack. Filipinos enjoy eating this, they call it as ‘balut’.

13) The Philippines has unique transportation modes, such as tricycles, jeep, and kalesas.

14) The Philippines is known as the largest supplier of nurses to the world, with over 25% of all nurses in the United States being of Filipino descent.

15) Jeepney as the usual public transportation! It is distinctive and colorful public transportation vehicles, is ubiquitous in the Philippines, providing a unique way to explore its cities.

16) Philippines is the only country where the flag is flown upside down to indicate the state of war.

17) Filipino is the official language in the Philippines. It became the main language of the Philippines in 1987 under the constitution replacing ‘Pilipino’.

18) Most of the people in the Philippines are superstitious. A significant portion of Filipinos holds strong superstitious beliefs, influencing various aspects of daily life and traditions, from avoiding unlucky numbers to seeking the guidance of faith healers.

19) Boxing is one of the popular sports in the Philippines. Manny Pacquiao, one of the world’s greatest professional boxers, hails from the Philippines. Interestingly, crime rates in Manila reportedly drop to zero during his matches.

20) Philippines is one of the largest island countries in the world! It offers an incredible diversity of landscapes and experiences.

21) The Philippines is the second largest producer of coconut products in the world. Locally known as buko, coconut is a top export product of the Philippines. Each year, the country ships around 19.50 million tons or more of coconut fruit.

22) Filipinos are known for being polite, addressing each other with “ma’am” or “sir.” Respect for elders is deeply ingrained, reflected in terms like “ate” and “kuya” and use of “po” and “opo.”

23) “Filipino time” refers to the cultural phenomenon of Filipinos often arriving late for appointments or events, reflecting their laid-back, relaxed attitude towards time.

24) Two of the world’s largest shopping malls are located in the Philippines, offering an incredible shopping and leisure experience. One is SM Megamall, located in Mandaluyong city, with a total floor area of over 5.5 million square feet. Another is SM Shopping center of Asia (MOA) is a rambling shopping center in Pasay City, with more than 4.4 million square feet of retail space.

25) The Philippines founded Asia’s first basketball league, the Philippines Basketball Association, in 1975, making basketball a beloved sport in the country.

26) Jollibee is the top fast food chain the Philippines taking over McDonald’s! Jollibee was the leading limited-service restaurant in the Philippines in terms of sales in 2021. In that year, the restaurant chain generated sales of approximately 2.53 billion U.S. dollars. Its closest competitor, McDonald’s, had total sales of about 786 million U.S. dollars in that year.

27) The Philippines has the largest underground river. Many people visit the Philippines because of its cultural history of famous water bodies. In fact, this nation is home to the largest underground river. It is located in Puerta Princesa Subterranean River National Park. There are many famous landmarks in the Philippines that will amaze you.

28) Filipinos can’t eat without rice! For almost 99% of the Philippine population, no meal is complete without rice, highlighting its central role in Filipino cuisine.

29) Filipinos usually have 3 to 4 meals daily!

30) There are three main island groups in the Philippines: Luzon, Mindanao, and Visayas. Luzon, the most populous, is home to the capital city, Manila.

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21/12/2024

WHY BUILDING DREAM HOUSES BACK HOME IS A MISTAKE

For many Filipinos living abroad, especially in North America, there’s a common dream: to build a big, beautiful house back home. It’s a symbol of success, a way to show family and friends in the Philippines that all the years of sacrifice have paid off. But more often than not, this dream benefits others more than the person who worked so hard to make it happen.

Take Victoria, a caregiver in Toronto. She left the Philippines in her 30s to work abroad, dreaming of building a big house for her family in her homeprovince of Ilocos Sur. Over the years, Victoria sent most of her earnings back home to construct a two-story, six-bedroom house with a balcony overlooking the fields. The house was her pride and joy, something she imagined retiring to someday.

But Victoria never got to live in that house. Her siblings moved in to "look after it," enjoying its cool breeze, spacious rooms, and fresh paint. Victoria, meanwhile, stayed in a cramped apartment in Toronto, working long hours to pay bills and send more money home for repairs and maintenance.

She visited every few years, but only for short vacations. By the time Victoria was ready to retire, almost 20 years had passed. The house was no longer as grand as she imagined. The paint had faded, the furniture was worn, and cracks had started to show in the walls. Worse, Victoria, now in her 60s, was diagnosed with colon cancer. She passed away before she could even book her flight back to Philippines.

It’s not just Victoria’s story. Many Filipinos abroad sacrifice their present for a future that may never come. Take Juan, another Ilocano working as a warehouse supervisor in Vancouver. He spent 12 years building a nine-bedroom house in Ilocos Sur. He planned to retire there, but in the meantime, his cousins lived in the house. They held parties, enjoyed the comforts, and even rented out some rooms to neighbors.

Juan worked tirelessly, ignoring his health, and delayed medical check-ups. By the time he was diagnosed with lung cancer, it was too late. He passed away at 55, never setting foot in the house he worked so hard to build. His wife and children, who had no plans of returning to the Philippines, sold the property.

So why do we do this? For many Filipinos, building a house back home is tied to pride and societal expectations. It’s about showing the neighbors and relatives that “I made it.” But at what cost?

When you finally return home in your old age, what will you do with a massive house? At 65 or 70, you’ll likely want something simple and easy to manage. Maintaining a mansion—cleaning the rooms, repairing the roof, or paying for electricity—can become a burden, not a joy.

Compare this to retirees in North America. When they grow older, they downsize to smaller homes or retirement communities where life is simpler. Yet many Filipinos choose the opposite: they live modestly abroad and pour all their resources into a house they’ll barely use.

The lesson here is simple. Life is short and unpredictable. Plan for the future, but don’t forget to live today. Instead of building a mansion that others will enjoy, why not invest in experiences, health, or financial security that you and your family can benefit from right now?

As the saying goes, "A good home isn't about being big; it's about being happy with the people living in it."
So, while dreaming of Philippines, don’t forget to make the most of your life wherever you are. Live wisely, live fully, and don’t let your dreams become someone else’s reality.



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20/12/2024

Isang masakit na pa alala sa lahat 😩😩

15/12/2024

Manalangin ka, maupo ka lang sa kabila ng kanilang ginagawa. Tapos pagmasdan mo kung paano ka ipagtatanggol ng Ama.

15/12/2024

Success demands these 6 things..
(The Secret Formula)
1. Hard Work
Don't believe in luck, believe in hard work.
Stop trying to rush the process or searching for a shortcut.
There is none.
2. Patience
If you are losing the patience, you are losing the battle.
First nothing happens, then it happens slowly and suddenly all at once.
Most people give up at stage one.
3. Sacrifice
If you don't sacrifice for what you want, then what you want becomes the sacrifice.
Everything has its price. The question is: Are you ready to pay it for the life you desire?
4. Consistency
Consistency is what transforms average into excellence.
Without consistency, you will never achieve greater success.
5. Discipline
Motivation gets you going, but discipline keeps you growing.
There will be days when you don't “feel” like doing it.
You have to push through those days regardless of how you feel.
6. Self Confidence
Confidence is, I'll be fine if they don't like me.

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14/12/2024

08/12/2024

Knowing the life and designed maximum speed of your tires is crucial to a safe driving experience.
Did you know that the speed rating of each tire is indicated by a letter on the wall of the tire, from L to H?
In addition, the tyre's validity period is indicated by a four-digit number on the wall, with the first two digits indicating the week of manufacture and the last two indicating the year. It's important to note that the validity of a tire is usually two to three years from the date of manufacture.
Therefore, it is crucial to ensure that your tires can withstand the pressure of high speeds to avoid accidents.
Many tire blasts happen due to higher speed, and this can be prevented by checking the indicated letter on your tires. Each wheel or tire has a specific speed rating, with the letter L meaning a top speed of 120 km/h and the letter H meaning above 210 km/h.
The letter L stands for a maximum speed of 120km... And the letter M stands for 130km.
And the letter N stands for 140km
And the letter P stands for 150km.
And the letter Q stands for 160 km.
The letter R stands for 170km.
And the letter H stands for more than 210km.
Stay safe on the road by being aware of the designed maximum speed and lifespan of your tire.

27/11/2024

Very sad to know personally nga daghan na diay kaayo mga pamilya naguba tungod sa online games nga gipang promote sa mga vloggers.
Believe me guys those games are created by the system developer not to give you easy money but to take money from you easily. Kung isa ka sa na addict sa mga online games where money is involve P*s undanga na. Pilde ka diha. Dili buang2 ang mga system developer nga manghatag ug easy money. Think it through my
friends.UNDANGI NA MENTRAS SAYO
PA

27/11/2024

The Municipality of Palompon, Leyte, has achieved a remarkable milestone! By virtue of Republic Act No. 11964, we are now officially declared as a 1st Class Municipality!

This prestigious classification brings numerous benefits and opportunities to our beloved Palomponganons:

Improved Government Services
- Enhanced healthcare services
- Upgraded infrastructure development
- Increased support for education and social welfare programs

Economic Growth:
- Boosted tourism industry, showcasing our stunning natural beauty, particularly Kalanggaman Island
- Increased revenue generation and job opportunities
- Encouraged entrepreneurship and business growth

Advanced Infrastructure:
- Modernized transportation systems
- Improved public facilities and amenities
- Enhanced disaster resilience and preparedness

Let us celebrate this triumph and continue working together towards a brighter, more prosperous future for Palompon!

Photo Credit: Leyte Central https://www.facebook.com/burauendaily