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By Joseph Walker





NATURAL, ORGANIC, 100 PERCENT WHOLESOME HUGGING

According my friend Andrew, there are six basic essentials of life: air, water, food, clothing, shelter and hugging.

Yes, that's right. Hugging. This isn't just Andrew's opinion. He says he has scientific evidence indicating that every human being needs four hugs per day to survive, eight hugs per day to maintain life at a strong emotional level and 12 hugs per day in order to flo… Continue

My Sweet Revenge


Having gone from a very humble beginning is not new to anyone. I have always been honest and clear to people whenever they want to know, be inquisitive or curious about me. I always tell people how life was hard and finding the next meal of the day was such an everyday struggle. I have never been ashamed to tell them that I come from a poor family.

During my childhood years I have regularly experienced embarrassments because we were poor. And a close relative at one point eve… Continue

March 29, 2009
Please let’s get involved!
Dear Friends, I would like to share my concern concerning the upcoming Philippine presidential election. I must say that I am not at all politically minded and I really don’t want to get into it but I have come to realize that as a Pinoy living abroad, we also have the responsibility towards our kababayans back home.

We all have our families, friends, acquaintance back home. We also help them in one way or another. It is usually in monetary contribution… Continue

My School Projects Update

What a great feeling when we see that something is being accomplished in our country with the help of dedicated and generous people.
Here’s the recent update of my shcool projects in the Philippines and hoping that we will continue to be the instruments in making the difference in the life of these less fortunate children in our country.
Thank you beautiful people. God bless.
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This is so touching and profound written by my favorite author: F. Sionil:

WHY ARE WE HUNGRY?


HINDSIGHT

By F Sionil Jose

May 26 2008, Philippine Star

Recently, in Quezon City , long lines of our countrymen bought kilo packages of government subsidized rice. It’s been ages since such lines formed, during those three years of the Japanese Occupation when we bought a pack of Akebono cigarettes, rice, or rations of cloth. The rice crisis today brings to our immediate consciousness how a ban… Continue