Category Archives: My Life in Africa

Back From Oblivion

It’s been like eon years since I last blogged.  May 5, 2009 was my last post on Manny Pacquiao’s victory over Hatton.  It has been 3 years, 4 months and 6 days to be strictly accurate.  Uau!  Time really has … Continue reading

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happy christmas everyone…

From the crowded and busy streets of Hong Kong to the eagerly festive moods in the Philippines, I am extending my yuletide greetings to everyone and everybody around the world a very very happy Christmas. Wish you today, Christmas day … Continue reading

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Overnight stay in Johannesburg

I am currently in Johannesburg, South Africa. I left the morning of December 18 from Luanda for my month’s vacation. How time really flies, how fast, how fleeting. About four months ago, I posted a blog: THE TIME HAS COME … Continue reading

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A stunning and incredible victory for Pacquiao

Just as always whenever Manny Pacquiao has a bout, our life in the mining camp is turning from a boring to an exciting effect.  This goes to Filipinos all over the world.  Another successful ending by our idol Manny Pacquiao as … Continue reading

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So long – Kuya Freddie Aguilar

A sad day today for Filipinos here in Angola.  A very good friend of ours, Freddie Aguilar has just passed away today afternoon local time.  I hate goodbyes and the event of departure from life.  This is my first time to … Continue reading

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Eating your way to a healthy heart…

One way to have a healthy heart is through your diet.  Your manner of eating the right food.  Perhaps this topic has been elaborated by our doctors most of the times but I feel that I need to share this … Continue reading

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Yes we can!

I was just getting up and out of my bed today around 5:30am Angola’s time (GMT+1), I automatically turned on my boobtube on DSTV‘s channel 401 on my favorite tv channel CNN, and whalla! a crowd of 125,000 jammed into … Continue reading

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Application Lodged!

My journey to Down Under has started today as I successfully lodged my application for migration to Australia as a general skilled migrant. After 4 months of gruelling preparation, today is the day of the end and the beginning.  The end … Continue reading

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It is all about the SEED!

I want to share with you an inspiring story I recently read with a lesson that is applicable to our day-to-day life on how we attack the hubbub and brouhaha of our world today. I wish there are more Jim … Continue reading

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Angolanos – Go out and exercise your right of suffrage!

Today, September 5, 2008, we have no work, yehey! and I am in Luanda and not in mina.  And today is a very special and important day for all Angolans since for the first time in 16 years, they will … Continue reading

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