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30th January 2007 #1
Need Help... just new here
Hi there!!! I'm shary... I'm only 23 years old. I've been processing my documents already and hopefully i'll be there before the end of February this year. Of course it will be very hard for me to start a new life so Im hoping that i'll meet new friends before I go there. It will be my first time to go abroad and i'm going alone knowing nobody. I got so many questions on my mind actually..
anyway... thank you and God bless!
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30th January 2007 #2
Hi shary.... welcome !!!
Which part of Uk you going to stay?
What type of visa you applied?Scot ===>
"The world is all about diversity. I am different and you are different."
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30th January 2007 #3
hi shary welcome to the uk forum
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30th January 2007 #4
More Filipina's in the UK than English
Keith Driscoll - Administrator
Managing Director, Win2Win Limited
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30th January 2007 #5
Hi Shary,
Welcome to the forum. I'm sure which ever part of the UK you move to, you find someone on the forum who's not too far from you. Which part of the Philippines are you from, what kind of visa have you applied for and where will you be living once you arrive in the UK???
Louella and Iain.
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30th January 2007 #6
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31st January 2007 #7
Heya Shary, welcome here.
I understand what u feel. I haven't started processing my papers, and yet when i think of leaving the Phils, I started crying. It's hard to leave our family,isn't it? and scary too! But then, i'm sure u will be fine. Anyway, home is where the heart isFaith makes all things possible.
makes them easy.
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31st January 2007 #8
Welcome to the forum Shary feel free to ask questions... just not bank account hehehe!
Empott! it's hard to leave our family as we Filipinos are very much family oriented and very close to one another... But i know i have family waiting for me there cuz TJ is the completeness of my own family.... soon...tiger tigress
♥♥♥♥Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, While loving someone deeply gives you courage♥♥♥♥.
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31st January 2007 #9
Thanks for welcoming me!!! I'm from La Union but I love staying in Baguio since I started college. I rented my own pad and worked there for a year and a half. I stopped working and went home here in La Union because I'm working on my application to UK. I applied for a student visa. I'll be taking Health and Social Care Management NVQ 4 in Impact International College, Friar's St. Reading. Hopefully, my certificate of enrollment from the school will arrive very soon so I could apply for my visa already.
I'm used to living alone, depending only in myself. I can live away from my family. But living miles and miles and miles away from them... I DON'T THINK SO. At first i am indeed excited, very excited but as I could feel that I'm about to leave... It's really very HARD. As if I don't want to leave anymore. But I have already invested a big amount of money... I think I have to and actually I want to but just merely thinking of leaving my family, my friends and love ones, I hope I can. But I pray that I could leave because It's my dream. See! I don't know what i want already... hehehe. Anyway! I'm looking forward of meeting you all there! Thanks for the hospitality. I'll pray for all of you. thanks thanks thanks, you made me happy. U
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31st January 2007 #10
hello
if you like Baguio, ur like the uk, lol, never been so cold in my life, well second to being up a hill in the lake disrict when i was at college many years ago. dont want to go back there again, is it always so cold ?? i went by plane from Manila, the weather was so bad, planes were grounded coming back, and we had to drive back, and my wife told the dirver not to stop for anything or anyone til out of bandit country hehehehe...
we stayed in camp john hay, think it was the manor hotel, room i thought was ok, i like westin in manila, i once got a luxery room on the jap floor for a standard price, even thou the hotel tired to charge me over $300 usd a night , i booked online and got a free night for every 2 i paid for, but after showing my confirmation still wanted to charge me $300, but finaly they gave in and didnt even say sorry
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1st February 2007 #11
What a shame ... maybe because they thought of you as dollars that's why they charge you that much. Not all Filipinos are like that... But how do you find Baguio?
By the way this February till March it's the flower festival. You could watch so many things like float parade, street dancing and many more. It's a grand festival... so if you have time you could visit baguio again! hehehe.
You know what? $300 is too much for a luxury room overnight.... I think with manor hotel, $100 you can stay for 2 days already. anyway, maybe they just asked you that much money for a tip! hehehe... It's just good that you're not the one who gave in.
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1st February 2007 #12
What a shame ... maybe because they thought of you as dollars that's why they charge you that much. Not all Filipinos are like that... But how do you find Baguio?
By the way this February till March it's the flower festival. You could watch so many things like float parade, street dancing and many more. It's a grand festival... so if you have time you could visit baguio again! hehehe.
You know what? $300 is too much for a luxury room overnight.... I think with manor hotel, $100 you can stay for 2 days already. anyway, maybe they just asked you that much money for a tip! hehehe... It's just good that you're not the one who gave in.
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3rd February 2007 #15
City of San Fernando
Faith makes all things possible.
makes them easy.
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3rd February 2007 #16
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3rd February 2007 #17
Thanks Madam, i really need that!
Faith makes all things possible.
makes them easy.
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4th February 2007 #18
really... you look familiar.. i'm from naguilian just 30 mins away from CSF. But i studied in CKC during my elementary years. are you a ckcian?
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5th February 2007 #19
Hi Sharky, welcome and Goodluck.
Uwi ako sa mountain province at Baguio this panagbenga days.
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7th February 2007 #20
Im not a ckcian
Faith makes all things possible.
makes them easy.
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8th February 2007 #21
talaga... kung ndi pa dumating hinihintay ko baka pasyal din ako. hehehe
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8th February 2007 #22
ay ganun ba... hehehe. pero familiar ka kasi eh. san kaya kita nakita?
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8th February 2007 #23Faith makes all things possible.
makes them easy.
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8th February 2007 #27
Go ahead.....make my day
Keith Driscoll - Administrator
Managing Director, Win2Win Limited
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9th February 2007 #28
happy
Thanks for WELCOMING ME GUYS! God Bless You All!!! By the way I'd like to add all of you but i don't know how... hehehe. Anyway, thanks a lot...
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12th February 2007 #29
hi everone hope im in the right place for some help i be going to the phillppines this march 07 to marry and i get my c of no impediment the 2nd week in march to take to manila what i like to know do i have to take my divorce papers with me to all is c of no impediment all i need we will have a civil wedding in negros in april after holy week many thanks winner (warren)
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12th February 2007 #30
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