“ABU DHABI”
“Gateways to Brondage and a Fillip to Writing Mojo in the United Arab Emirates”
Eid Holidays in the United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi and Dubai
Weekly Photo Challenge: On Top
“BAHRAIN”
The Hangover in Bahrain (Part 1)
The Hangover in Bahrain (Part 2)
“DUBAI”
2019
“Gateways to Brondage and a Fillip to Writing Mojo in the United Arab Emirates”
”Rambling Through Jumeirah And Dubai City At Night
Eid Holidays in the United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi and Dubai
2016
Chronicles Of A Three-Day Trip To Dubai: “Night Walk and Swimming in Jumeirah”
Chronicles Of A Three-Day Trip To Dubai: “Food Trip at SOY in The Dubai Mall”
Chronicles Of A Three-Day Trip To Dubai: “Dubaiscapes”
Chronicles Of A Three-Day Trip To Dubai: “Deirascapes”
Chronicles Of A Three-Day Trip to Dubai: The Airport!
How To Personally Obtain A Dubai Visa Online Within An Hour
“EGYPT”
Egypt in 3 Days & 2 Nights Part 1: Grand Museum, Urban Scenes, and Misr Sunset
Egypt in 3 Days & 2 Nights Part 2: Dinner Cruise by the Nile River
When Time Finally Became Human For A Moment In Egypt!
STORIES OF THE WANDERING FEET & MIND 
Thank you for sharing the photos of Abra, Sony! It was really nice to revisit Abra once again! We rode with a pastor friend from Binalonan to Bangued in Dec. 2008, did some mission work there, visited and prayed with Gov. Takit Bersaimin in the Provincial Capitol, and I gave a whole bunch of kids firecrackers (the kind you pop on the ground) in the Town Plaza. ~Liz
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Bersaimin is, of course, a popular name there. I’ve heard stuff about him from politicians and lawyers.
Anyway, I’m so glad you and your team are extending a helping hand to our less fortunate siblings in various parts of the country. That is just exemplary. I would love to do that again too one day.
Liz, sorry for thr delay in replying.
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Aloha, Sony! Me again writing a second comment here about St. Philomena Church. Here in Honolulu, Hawaii we have a St. Philomena Church. In 1978 I was co-founder with the parish priest and started the first all-day Montessori child center with a hot lunch program on the premises of the St. Philomena Church. I helped to design and build the school, hire and train staff and educate 120 preschool and kindergarten children back then. Today it is still operating in expanded facilities with a higher enrollment. You can also google and see a St. Philomena Church on the island of Molokai where Father Damien de Veuster lived out his life serving lepers. When I was a young teacher I hiked the Kalaupapa trail with the priest of St. Joseph School and several other teachers. It was 3 miles and 26 switchbacks, a glorious, but killer trail down to the leper settlement and back up! ~Liz
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What an experience, Liz! 3 miles is something. Didn’t even come close to that distance when I was in the mountaineering world. Adding to the dig the altruism embedded in the endeavour makes me cringe with what I did for our constituents back then. You just so inspired me with that story, Liz. Thank you for making me realize that there’s more to life than what I know.
Your, I may say, advocy is larger than life. I will do what I can to turn the inspiration I now have to action one day.
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Jaw dropped. Wow! That’s a lot of travelling! 🙂 ..and counting.. Have a safe travels 🙂
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You too, Chia. I’m sure you will get past that number very soon with your status. hehe
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What status you mean po?
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You being well off. 🙂
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What?!!! Lols…. Sorry to have given you that impression Sir, but I am from a very simple family. (I am working 8 + 3 hours a day) Thanks though.
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My apologies then. Consider it a backhanded compliment.
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Thank you, Athena!
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