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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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Livecast 8.2.17: Murdered Foreigners, NPA Ambushes and New BB Box Rules, 1 of 2
Well, I finally did another Livecast. I haven’t done one since visiting the US in April, so it’s been a while. No to worry, though
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Why Foreigners Love Dumagute, Pt 2 of 2
In our first installment of this groundbreaking two-part series on why foreigners love Dumaguete, we looked at expatriate camaraderie, ideal city size, good food, pleasant
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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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The Philippine Dreams Gear List – 2019 Update
I occasionally get inquiries into what I use for video and photography equipment. Instead of fielding each question individually, I am just going to collect
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Why Relationships Fail in the Philippines: Part Two: The Gal’s Role
In our previous installment, we examined some reasons relationships fail in the Philippines due to male malfeasance; that is –addiction problems, womanizing issues (arguably
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Why Relationships Fail in the Philippines: Part One: The Guy’s Role
I get a good amount of communications – usually in the form of private messages – from fellow expats whose relationships here are either A)
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