Diwatang Byaning

Last week I was searching for fun things to do in the Philippines and in Thailand. As y’all know that I am planning to move next year… I want to know first off all the DO’s and DONT’s there. [Alangan naman sumugod agad ako ng wala akong dalang bala? Di uy!]

I don’t know if blogging can support my lifestyle, when I finally decide to live in those countries.

One of my searches was re-directed to some site that offers job to people, and guess what is the number one requirement for both country? It should be Thai or Philippine nationale!!! [Eh paano yan, Tajikistan nationale ako?] Ibig bang sabihin nito eh talagang maghihiwalay na kami at tuluyang hindi na magkakasama?

Actually she is really discouraging me about my plan… You are already in a mud, and now you want more… quicksand? [Nasa putik na daw ako, pupunta pa ako ng kumunoy.] Ang lalim ata nun?

In Thailand they don’t encourage foreigners to work there, our economy is so bad… Some Thai’s doesn’t even have a job and yet hire a farang? [foreigners?], especially if they don’t have a diploma and doesn’t speak fluent Thai! - Aray ko! Laitin pa ba ako? Bukas na bukas din papasok ulit ako sa Samson Institute of Art. Ipagpapatuloy ko ang aking Masters sa manicure at pedicure! I got her point, hindi man lang bumusina tong bruhagbyaning na to. Multi-lingual ako no! Marunong akong mag Tagalog, Bisaya, Ilocano at Kapangpangan.

I sometimes get pissed off on how she talks to me, she oftentimes downsizes me este down talks pala - kaya ako napipintasan at nalalait eh argh!

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