Hi, I'm new to this site.

[james999]

hope you didn't come down to Glasgow would have been a wasted journey the fiesta never took place ,welcome here anyway

[Billysiv]

Thanks for the welcome James, don't understand your "no fiesta" comment. We went along, enjoyed meeting old & new friends, Roy bought his favourite Nagaraya (adobo flavour)watched the singing & dancing.
Would have been better outside so there could have been hot food stands, barbecues etc, but the weather here is too unpredictable.

Violy

[Billysiv]

Hi tiN, I see you are living near, we always go to Perth leisure pool.
I know quite a few from Perth.
Only 163 days to go !!!!!!!!!!

[Arthur Little]

Thanks for the welcome James, don't understand your "no fiesta" comment. We went along, enjoyed meeting old & new friends, Roy bought his favourite Nagaraya (adobo flavour)watched the singing & dancing.
Would have been better outside so there could have been hot food stands, barbecues etc, but the weather here is too unpredictable.

Violy

Hi Billy,

Firstly, I'd like to join the others here in welcoming you to the forum. Secondly, I'm glad you enjoyed the Fiesta ... so did WE! But so, too, it appeared, did most - if not ALL - who had made the effort to attend [judging by the "sea" of smiling faces around the area where my wife and I were seated] and applaud not only the two celebrated artistes, but also the brilliant antics of a host of other performers ... many of whom were young kids of pre-school age. And all this for the "princely" sum of £1 per head, registration fee. Truly amazing! Roll-on the next high-calibre event of this nature!

Thirdly, good luck to you and Roy in selling your guesthouse.

[Alan]

Welcome to the family Billy. Sorry it is tardy, only just seen your thread.

Al.

[Arthur Little]

hope you didn't come down to Glasgow would have been a wasted journey the fiesta never took place ,welcome here anyway

Believe me, it DID! My wife and I were THERE, and the Sports Arena at the Kelvin Hall was thronged with Filipinos and their families by mid-afternoon. So much so, that at times, it was easy to imagine I was back in Davao.