This is our Philippines – An Afternoon at School – Moms are Waiting

In the Philippines it is a little
different when waiting on your kids at school. The moms or other relatives
actually do “wait” on their kids at the school. If you ever go to a school
here, you will find the moms, grandmas, nannies or even a grandpa or two
waiting on their children. Schools have these waiting areas where these people
will sit all day waiting on their kids.

Breaks and lunches are not organized
as they are in the States. The kids are released from their classes and that is
why the moms sit here. They take care of the children during these times rather
than the teachers.

They use this time to catch up on
the weekly chika-chika, deals going on around town or even celebrate birthdays
and such. You never know what you will find going on in these waiting areas
until you come spend the day in one.

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This is our Philippines – I Love A Rainy Night – Maly is Soaking Wet

Rainy nights don’t have to be all
that bad. Hearing the rain on a tin roof can be very relaxing. There are even
videos out there that have nothing but the sound of rain falling on a tin roof
as part of meditation videos.

But rain on a tin roof can also be
very loud. When we are in the back area of our house we use as a “dirty
kitchen”, the rain hitting the roof can be so loud we can hardly hear a
conversation between ourselves.

In the video, we will show what the
difference is between having a drop-down ceiling compared to an open roof. The
noise difference might surprise you.

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This is our Philippines – Filipina Pedicure and Manicure – Gettin Pretty...

I think everyone should like to have
pretty fingernails and toe nails. I think because almost all the people here
wear tsinelas (flip-flops) they are more apt to be pedicure oriented here than
in the good ole USA.

The cost of a combination manicure
and pedicure usually runs about 100 to 200PHP for home service. So even you are
very tight with a dollar, it is very affordable here. I never have a hesitation
when I ask if Maly wants to get her nails done. Getting a manicure or pedicure
is usually a time for socializing as well. Usually you can find out some good
information while getting your fingers and toes done.  

Just for laughs, many of the people
here can be heard referring to toes as fingers. You have the hand fingers and
foot fingers.

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This is our Philippines – Rain Food and Smiles – Nilagang Baboy or Sabaw

Although the weather was wet and
dreary, you could not keep the spirits down around the house. The ladies
prepared a pot of pork sabaw (soup) which is also known as Nilagang Baboy. Nilagang
Baboy is a Filipino-style boiled pork rib soup perfect for the wet weather!
Made of fork-tender pork ribs, cabbage, beans, peppers and flavorful meat
broth, it’s delicious and filling!

Give this Filipino boiled pork soup
a try! It’s delicious on its own or served with steamed rice for a satisfying
meal.

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This is our Philippines – Lost in the Market – Can Maly find her way

Rain or shine we still have to get
our shopping done in the local market. As many times as Maly has been there,
you would not think she would get lost.

The kids stayed with Dolpho our
driver as we shopped. Carrying all the groceries does not help in making
videos. I tried to get a glimpse of what it is like and a price comparison to
what we pay for shrimp here in our market.

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This is our Philippines – NAIA Terminal 3 – Gate Changes

Made it to NAIA Terminal 3! The
transfer over was not to bad. I did have to leave Terminal 2 though to make the
transfer. Luckily the traffic was not that bad on a Sunday. I would have loved
to been able to take the shuttle for PAL Air, but with my next flight being on
Cebu Pacific, I was not able to use the shuttle they provide.

In NAIA terminal 3, the gates can change
from time to time. On several occasions I have been sitting at a gate and at
the last minute it would change. If you are not paying attention, this might
cause you to miss your flight. The gate changed about 10 minutes prior to us
boarding for this flight. Once we heard the announcement, we had to rush
downstairs to get to the new gate.

I was able to catch the flight and
we took off for Tuguegarao. It was about an hour flight up to Tuguegarao from
Manila. We fly right over our house and Magat Dam on the way up. Sometimes I
wish they would just let me parachute out as we come across the house. That
would save me about 2 hours in actual travel time.

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This is our Philippines – Headed Home to the Philippines