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mike: Durian and Balut - the last experience

2009-12-18T09:22:40Z

I am seeking for help from anyone in Negros Occidental, pulupandan to find my love and speak some sense into her. The person I’m referring to is Rosie (Anirose) Espanola from pulupandan. Her phone number is 639272252666 AND EMAIL: LUVYAH_ROSIE@YAHOO.COM & ROSIE_LOVEU@YAHOO.COM . I love her very much and miss her. Ever since she came back from manila to the province 3 weeks ago where she was working in a bar named THE APPENZELLER estrellita bldg.2 ALABANG ZAPOTE RD.MUNTINLUPA, telephone: 6328099177. she is ignoring and avoiding me, she isn’t answering my calls, sms or msgs, giving me excuses which are full of lies. I don’t know why she is doing this to me. We both love each other very much and she knows it too, for 9 months we have been talking online and spend a lot of time everyday for over 8 hours daily. She confessed and committed to me and I gave her my life, I’ve spent a thousands of dollars over a million pesos by way of gifts etc on her which I did out of pure love for her, now she wants another million and insists I give it to her to love her. Omg I cant believe this blackmail.. I trusted and believed her blindly and she is my life now, I cannot live without her. I have lost all bearings on life without her now. I need her to survive, I’m completely at her mercy now and dependent on her, she was my eyes I saw the world. She was the beacon of light for my soul. I’m totally committed and sacrificed a lot for her, I’m sick now and devastated and ruined. My days are dragging and I don’t want to live anymore. I will not commit suicide as I’m a god fearing person, I know the lord will put some sense into her to realise how much I love her...I ask all kind and loving people over there to understand me and help me pls. I want to talk to her parents please if anybody knows tell me. All i want is to talk to her parents and tell them who has been supporting them ahh for so long when they thought it was their daughter ahh , put some sense into them to talk to their daughter. Ii will give that money to the poor who deserves it than to a cheat ok .. pls help me friend, pls lookup Espanola in the phone directory for pulupandan give me al the phone numbers and addresses pls the lord will have mercy on u and bless u plus i will reward u too...
Mike Williams
pls: publish this in the newspapers or media and help me
$ 25,000 reward for correct information to locate Rosie Espanola

cha: How to use the medicinal herbal plants

2009-09-18T23:20:55Z

give me herbal plants in the philippines

Bruno Huebscher: Earthquake

2008-01-16T01:01:02Z

Congratulations! I like your Blog. It gives a good picture on what you're doing in Pangasinan.

Many greetings,
Bruno

Poinsettia*: Araw ng mga bayani

2007-08-29T13:48:14Z

Hey Martin!
Talking about heroes reminds me of one silent hero in my life. My father is quite an unassuming man who is now in his 90's. And on the contrary, he can also be as animated and conversant when it comes to telling interesting stories about his life. I remember him talking about his childhood and his younger days, when, as a young boy he already was learning how to make both ends meet. Being born to a typical poor family from a barrio, he knew how it was to live in a hand-to-mouth existence. But this did not deter him from dreaming big-- and somehow making those dreams come true. He later set out to the big city to continue his studies. At the same time he worked on part time jobs to support himself through college. Even as a working student, he managed to have good grades and graduate with merits.

When the 2nd World War broke, he was among those who fought side by side with the Allied forces against the Japanese. He recounts how they would hide in foxholes, and survive on whatever little food was available. As a young girl, I was always in awe as I listened to his stories. He recalls how many of his fellow guerillas suffered and died before his very eyes. He was among those who survived the infamous Death March, wherein close to 100,000 Filipino and American prisoners of war captured by the Japanese were forced-marched from Bataan, 55 miles to San Fernando. Then they were taken to Capas, Tarlac where they walked another 8 miles to a camp. Many died along the way -- starved or stabbed (bayonets) to their deaths.

I also remember my grandma talk about women who were raped and forcibly made in sex slaves. 'Comfort women" as they are known in this generation. I am aware of the atrocities done by the Japanese forces not only to the Filipinos but to other countries they have invaded during the WWII. Though my father somehow had some negative views on the Japanese, at his age I feel he has now put those things behind him. He was molded and ripened with time into the man that I look up to now. He has the strength of character, strong will and determination which has brought up all of us his children to what we are today. We were nurtured with love and fatherly care which has given me the strong foundation, and inner reservoir of strength as I also face my own battles in life.

Yes, heroes live among our midst. They come in different faces, in different situations. One only has to see and experience it with an inner eye...and heart. I have my own true-to life hero and I am proud of him! My salute to you, Papa!

cynthia: Begegnungen

2007-07-28T14:32:28Z

You've been here for 7 months in the Phils. and you have certainly adjusted yourself well to the Filipino way of life. I've seen how you tried to integrate yourself in your new home country and learn about our culture and its people.
As you were sharing your various experiences with me, I realized even more how I appreciate my own country as seen through the eyes of a 'foreigner'. Never before have I seen how beautiful and bountiful this land really is...with its rich pastures, adorned with ricefields in shades of green that is so pleasing to the eyes; its mountain ranges and flowing rivers and pristine sandy beaches. So much beauty to see and to behold!
And as you go about your mission in this part of the region, I pray that God will continue to guide you and give you strength to face the many challenges that you have to hurdle. Indeed he is using you as his instrument to help bring about His message of love through the healing ministry. Much like the time when Jesus walked and went about healing the sick and downtrodden. Visiting the poor and the outcasts and giving comfort to those in distress.
May God bless you in all your endeavors! Pagpalain ka nawa ng ating Panginoong Diyos.

Anna: I arrive!

2007-07-04T05:01:11Z

Dear Martin!
Your story is indeed interesting and thrilling! I envy your wide life experience with new places, people, food, languages etc.
Wish i could give a look on your surroundings.
Know for sure you help people paying all your attention and they return you affection.

My best regards to you and welfare you do!

God bless you!