A question for all you lucky guys who have their good ladies over here?

[stevewool]

i do my best to make sure Emma is happy here, tell her i love her everday and more then once, keep talking and sharing all when we can, but like many here say, its the family she will miss, but here is a question, it seems to me that once someone is here from the phils, its the person here making contact with back home, its very rare that back home makes contact first unless its wanting something

[Terpe]

i do my best to make sure Emma is happy here, tell her i love her everday and more then once, keep talking and sharing all when we can, but like many here say, its the family she will miss, but here is a question, it seems to me that once someone is here from the phils, its the person here making contact with back home, its very rare that back home makes contact first unless its wanting something

Steve, you made the very key point. Even though we all know it does cost more (relative) to call to UK, where there's a will there's a way.
This is something I always say and is mostly something that causes 'friction' from Carina. But true nevertheless.
Good point mate.

[stevewool]

what gets me is sometimes when the family are on the computer in the phils, there are very few messages to emma saying hi , or anything, its down to Emma to to start the coversation, even though they are talking to other people in other parts of the world

[purple]

Family friends and weather.

Food is not a problem to me.

28 more days to go and Pilipinas here I come!!!

[jocelyn86]

Grahamw48..Your diffinetely rigth

[gWaPito]

'Family, friends and weather' everything else is ok.
There was me thinking those three ingredients were the essence of life, especially with Filipinos.

[South-east boy]

We just found out where to buy Knorr Sinigang mix locally. Dont know how it will taste. Tried to find Tamarind but with little success.

I bought some from my local shop and thought it was pretty good-a Filipina friend also bought some and loved it, there's a few different ones they do-the Knorr and Mama Sitas ones. I'll make some more sometime later.

[lastlid]

I bought some from my local shop and thought it was pretty good-a Filipina friend also bought some and loved it, there's a few different ones they do-the Knorr and Mama Sitas ones. I'll make some more sometime later.

We had the Sinigang a few days ago. My wife loved it. The first Phils meal (other than Chicken Adobo) that my wife has had since she arrived here 2 months ago.

Its a soup innit eh? Soup served with rice. I have to say I enjoyed it to.

[malditako]

I miss my family, friends and my pets! also the family gatherings, especially now that Christmas is near..oh and watching movies in the theatre/cinema! In Manila, we live near malls and it's so easy going there even for a stroll or window shopping or just meetup with friends over coffee or dinner or watch a movie..here it's kinda hard especially if you don't know how to drive! But simple things still makes me happy like feeding the fish and seeing the sheep outside the house..hahahaha

welcome to a country life ryna count the deers, foxes, rabbits and peasants if thats what they call them ( like a roaster flying) in our backyard lol

[malditako]

i miss every bit of phils....can't wait to come back and stay there for good. If we could only get what it takes to stay there ( work and money wise) we would.

[malditako]

i do my best to make sure Emma is happy here, tell her i love her everday and more then once, keep talking and sharing all when we can, but like many here say, its the family she will miss, but here is a question, it seems to me that once someone is here from the phils, its the person here making contact with back home, its very rare that back home makes contact first unless its wanting something

very typical steve...its b.coz they busy talking to neighbors all the time lol

[lastlid]

My wife also misses a good range of clothes that fit her. She's a UK size 6 with short legs. And she misses Tribal Gear.

[lastlid]

Anybody know of any Tribal outlets in the UK? I have searched but haven't found any.

[grahamw48]

My ex used to buy 11 year-old girl sizes from the High Street outlets, and also made her own clothes. She was 4'10" and probably size 0....not that I understand such measurements.

[gWaPito]

Anybody know of any Tribal outlets in the UK? I have searched but haven't found any.

My wife likes that brand also. Try looking at River Island and Republic. That's where she gets the majority of her clothes from

[lastlid]

My wife likes that brand also. Try looking at River Island and Republic. That's where she gets the majority of her clothes from

Thanks.

I dont know if you know much about the Isle of Man, but the shopping here is very poor and its a long ferry journey just to get to Liverpool. Anyhow thanks. I think we need to get back over to the mainland soon, probably over christmas, for a mega shop.

[lastlid]

My ex used to buy 11 year-old girl sizes from the High Street outlets, and also made her own clothes. She was 4'10" and probably size 0....not that I understand such measurements.

Well, thats just about the size of it with us, too. The hoodie we bought for her from Liverpool FC was for an 11 year old.