How many people from Bansalan that are currently living abroad , working and visiting ( legal and illegal hmmm ) ?
Who were the first one , families , group to get out of Bansalan to live overseas ? How many are in the Middle East , Canada , United States , South America , Europe and in the tiny islands in the Pacific ? Who is the oldest one from Bansalan that is still alive living abroad ?
Well , how do you know ? What do you know ? Please let us know ! Let's have some some fun tracing them ok… Continue

hi gud pm, i wanna know kung magkanu ung cost of living jan sa place nyo.and anu2 ung mag possible work n pedeng mapasukan,gusto ko kc tumira sa place na to.tnx pls email nyo nmn ako engie_31@yahoo.com



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Dear friends,

Hello from Hong Kong!

If you have time, please read my Hong Kong musings:

http://sunchild-outofthebox.blogspot.com/2009/04/goodbye-holland-hello-hong-kong_03.html
http://sunchild-outofthebox.blogspot.com/2009/04/first-days-in-hong-kong.html

Lalay

Our heartfelt gratitude to our webmaster, Mr Edu Bibera for creating our own Social Network.
Even if we forgot , not intentionally to greet him on his NATAL day last MArch 23, we really owe him a lot for bring us (Bansalenos) around the world closer to our heart even if we are continents apart.
Mabuhay ka brother ED!! We Love You!! hep , hep!! hooray.... AWwwww what a feeling to belong to your own hometown. See you all Guys soon to our BIG BIG homecoming in MiraL, Puhon2x!! Soon.. Warm regards!!… Continue

When I was a kid, I wonder why I was born in a small town and not in a big city. At that early age, I thought that the city is more fun than a rural town. Going to the city was a big deal because there were so many exciting things to see: the tall buildings, the neon lights, the traffic, lots of people, parks, cinemas, huge shopping stores and various forms of entertainment.

Back in my little town, we don't ride a jeepney or taxi but a tricycle or sometimes a bumpy carabao cart. But it was fun… Continue