That's filipina, right pennyAnd you should know guys as far as hygiene is concerned we filipina are very particular about it,and i got 3 or 4 filipina friends from Uk talking about that "tabo"(plastic dipper) lol they say the first time they went to tesco they look for tabo
my solution to avoid itchy butt after a go...is to use toilet paper first followed by a baby wipes.Baby wipes are wet sheets so it helps for final clean up.Even after a pee,using baby wipes is more comfortable to wipe than ordinary dry toilet paper.So ladies always have it anywhere u are...
everybody's correct but in my case, so for and so on i adjust a little bit the weather, nature of my 2 works, work mates, at the same time have a training and doing my LDQ (Learning Disability Qualification) pag uwi sa bahay parang lantang gulay hahaha will filipinas very hard working.
all things are possible!
Hehe I remember using a measuring cup as "tabo"I didn't even know the word "loo" refers to a restroom.
I stayed in the UK for half a year in 2007 under a visit visa, leaving behind my family and a stable career in the Philippines. My relatives sponsored my visa to babysit their son. When I was in the UK, I almost went crazy with homesickness, boredom and all. There were all types of shocks like culture-shock, weather-shock, time zones and confusing accents to deal with. I was lonely most of the time even if I was with my nieces and nephew. I couldn't help but stare at the clock and the calendar counting days to my departure date. I kept a diary and read all sorts of books I could find in the house. I even thought about running away and considered becoming an overstaying alien. Thank God I didn't.
But UK was a good learning experience. It made me realize the ordeals OFWs and migrants go through and appreciate the kind of freedom I have in Manila. It wasn't really all about the money, but contentment at any given situation. I'm back in Manila and life has never been this good. Although I do still miss London and that nasty cold weather that kept me from sweating even if I jogged around Hyde Park at 12 noon.
i guess what made me survive is my faith and my love towards my family both here and back in the philippines.
when you know that a lot of people depend on you, you become selfless...
life here in uk is not a bed of roses but we have to make the most of it...
being grateful is my secret.
what you have is more important than what you dont have!!!
hi girls!!! thanks for all your opinion in my thread
by the way, we are trying to build a small filipina community online..
its aim is to gain more filipino friends here in uk...and to get more closer with with each other,,,so if your intrested check out this site:
iexizt.wetpaint.com
hope to see you there!!!![]()
check this site too,http://filipinaroses.com gaining friends and more closer to each other and its like a big family,we have auntie here uncle,grandpa and grandma,kumare,sister,mate brother ...so big family
oppss when i click the link it was dating site, click the forum lyn![]()
AMAZING that I should just happen to stumble on this particular quotation on the very day Myrna despatched me to my local Tesco's with specific instructions to obtain "one of those PLASTIC (NOT aluminium!) pots" she'd been accustomed to using back home. Now, at last, I've discovered what they're actually called - 'tabo' (or plastic dipper) - I might, ... just might find one somewhere, as, based on MY description, the Tesco sales assistant didn't seem to have a clue what I was talking about! D'you reckon one or other of the 'Pound Stores' would have something of this nature in stock since Woolies sadly departed these shores during my sojourn to the Phils and, at the time of writing [oops, typing], my good lady is being forced to resort to employing a mop bucket to perform her ablutions.
Any advice folks??
Live your life for a reason and don't worry be happy
if you don't know where you are going then any road will do!!
Live your life for a reason and don't worry be happy
if you don't know where you are going then any road will do!!
Ah, I think probably what was meant was that people who've recently emmigrated to the UK might want to MEET UP in cases where this would be geographically practicable. I know that when I saw that the instigator of this suggestion happened to be located in Scotland, it aroused my interest as I believe, for instance, that in Perth alone, there are at least three Filipinas married to fellow countrymen of mine. It would be nice for my wife to be part of a local Filipino community.![]()
no worries Arthur,
if your honey is religous then send her to the local catholic or baptist church and she will probably find other Filipinas. If not just take her to the nearest "Palinque" or market preferably a wet market with lots of fish and she will be very happy![]()
Live your life for a reason and don't worry be happy
if you don't know where you are going then any road will do!!
arrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggg Izal. Arthur you are giving me school day nightmares, that stuff did more harm than good
Live your life for a reason and don't worry be happy
if you don't know where you are going then any road will do!!
Hi Lyn,
My life really change when i arrived here in the UK
Instead of kama (hard bed) it became water bed
Instead of washing manually by hands, now automatic washing machine:ARsurrender
when i was in the Philippines, were using charcoal or firewood in cookin, now "oven"errrr my husband does the cookin
as long as he can, he will not let me work
Yes my friends, i became sinorita when i arrived here. My hubby doesnt like me to go to work,![]()
i tried before but i found out he is cryin alone in our home so i resigned.
For me, living in the Uk is like paradise compare to my past life.:
Imagine to carry 4 kids with your own responsibility in 9yrs
Now my kids were like pensyunada.
Only,
my very kind and loving husband:bigcry
ohhhhhhhhhhhhh
i cant stop my tears guys... Pls pray for my husband healing
I cant bear to lose him
Truly guys that this site is very helpful for me.
I can laugh when there is funny, join the furom, and even in a little moment i can forgget my husband's condition. Thank you guys!
Hey i remember when my husband first visit in the Philippines.
Our CR was separated to our house, and he needs to take a bath so i told him to go to CR because there is a big OROCAN full of water and were using it for bath.When i peep him
oh no!
he is inside the orocan
(naglublub parang kalabaw) he thought that is our bath
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"Praise be to the LORD, for he showed his wonderful love to me when I was in a besieged city"...
(Psalm 31:21)
Hi Brokenhearted,
I am really pleased that you get some comfort form the posters here (still laughing at Pennybarrys itchy bum/cute brown bum comments).
You are very brave and typical of our stong and loving wifes. We husbands are the lucky ones
You can be sure that those who know your husbands condition here will be praying for you both.
Live your life for a reason and don't worry be happy
if you don't know where you are going then any road will do!!
Awww... when I started reading your reply i felt like crying(on how your life changed and how loving your husband is) then the lublub sa "OROCAN"
lol
This only shows that no matter how hard life is, no matter how brokenhearted we are, still we learn how to look at the past that made us smile (and make us smile again)
Please be strong. Our Prayers are with you & your loving husband. God is able and ever faithful![]()
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