⌛ Prospects for children in Philippines

That would be the best to do, Larry (shadow). And I would do the same if given the opportunity.

I got a daughter at home (Sibulan) and it makes me sad I can not monitor and help her with her school being very far away from home. I do would love to come home and settle down in the Philippines now that I am alone here in the Netherlands BUT problem is, having not build anything in the PI and being away for 10 years, if I will go home I could never afford to send her to school.

Really makes me mad all she can say or do is ask for a PESO !

:D:D

 

Silly goose, starting a sentence with an adjective is fine; starting one with a conjunction is often frowned upon...

 

:o:D Well! what can I say?:o

Jack P.:(

 

Peace.....

 

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! lets have a little peace here for a while. Hi Partner how are you ?
Gosh! it is so nice to have just a gentle conversation, even in just ONE! word.


Jack P.

 

Hi guys and girls

Very interesting stuff here. Well, my baby girl is not yet born yet. I intend to move to valencia and will send the girl in 3 or 4 years time to silliman. I just wonder, does silliman does not offer reasonable schooling?
As i am retiring, i will have ample time to spent time with my little one. So has anyone a comment on my intentions.

PS i got 2 other kids from my ex wife in singapore; one graduated in zuerich and the second now studying at the university of melbourne. so i really think it depends on how important it is to you as parent, hey.

 

strongly agreed with garbonzo to make sure your daughter has an Australian citizenship before you move to the Phil.

 

i strongly agreed with tuyom about this.

 

Always a MUST!

No matter how much we all fall out from time to time, WE have to make sure the Children are safe and secure.

Jack P.

 

dude its better to live in austria rather here in the philippines..

i am a filipino not a racist but the statistics told us so..

philippines has the corrupt politicians causing our economy to drift