Today is Thursday, September 27, 2017, the first day of the rest of our lives… Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery and today
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Category: Lifestyle
Brownout Blues, Drone (In)Decisiveness and Sponsorship Surprises
Brownout Blues You know, for someone who is supposed to have his shit together when it comes to ‘All Things Philippines,’ I still have a
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Cut Internet Cables, Vicious Viruses and One Poor, Lonely Ned in the Philippines
Note to Self: Don’t ever, ever, EVER drink an entire 1.5 liter bottle of Diet Coke in one afternoon again. Not getting to sleep until
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LIVECAST 8.30.17: Working Remotely in the Philippines and Justice for Kian
Today is Wednesday, August 30th, 2017, the first day of the rest of our lives… Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery and today is
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This Week in the Philippines 8.9.17: Un-arrestable Americans, Trigger Happy Mayors and Dangerous Veggies
Today is Wednesday, August 9, 2017, the first day of the rest of our lives… This Week’s Corporate Sponsor: Brought to you this week by
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Life in the Philippines on a Comparative Basis – Part 2: The Bad
ON THE OTHER HAND… In the first part of Life in the Philippines on a Comparative Basis, the writer noted a good number of things
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Life in the Philippines on a Comparative Basis – Part 1: The Good
Here at My Philippine Dreams, I try to objectively present the good, the bad and the occasionally ugly of living in the Philippines as an
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Livecast 8.2.17: Murdered Foreigners, NPA Ambushes and New BB Box Rules, 2 of 2
Warning: Some of the images included in this article are graphic. OK, so the rest of this article has to do with some very real
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Why Foreigners Love Dumaguete, Pt 1 of 2
Dumaguete is a groovy little city, and one that has pretty much stolen my heart. That probably comes as no surprise considering that “Dumaguete” comes
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Coping with Life in the Philippines: The Road Less Traveled
Dealing with day to day life as a foreigner in the Philippines isn’t always easy. In fact, at times it can be downright onerous if
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