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Boy ! Ed you are awesome ! kudos to you bubba !
nindot kaau mingaw noon ko sa bansalan...
Thanks Ed. I still can't download my pic for I dont know the mechanics on how to do it. Im still a semi-literate in pc.In some other time, I hope I can post my blog in our social network. I just love to do it. I just missed our town and my friends t…
Leo,
Thanks for being a true-blue Bansaleno. There's no access restriction in this site. You should be able to post your piece ug pakapini ug picture. Ingat.
Ed
Ed,
I just tried to post my blog today but I failed. Just want to know if I have an access to the said blog so I can post my piece. I just need some clarification from you..Thanks anyway and more power...
Ed,
Lets all be thankful that we are from Bansalan and be always proud that we are Bansalenos. Yes, for Bansalan never failed us in our quest for a better life ahead of us. In our struggling years in our hometown, Bansalan offered us all the social…
Ed,
Gimingaw hinuon ko sa atong lungsod pagbasa nako sa imong blog.Yes its nice to recall those good memories when we are still in our hometown for it reminds us on our humble beginning. Basta ako, kon naay mangutana nako nga taga-asa ko, kusog kaay…
Great job Edwin.
Makamingaw gyod. I have to send you photos of us ABW here in Oz para ma-starring mi.
First Bansalenos worldwide reunion held in Stamford, Connecticut on March 2006.
Stop whining!
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 is a big deal because there are so many exciting things to see: the tall bui…
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Glimpes of Life in My Hometown Bansalan
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
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
Posted on March 3, 2009 at 3:30pm — 7 Comments
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- At 11:07am on October 4, 2009,
Charles R. McDonald said…
- I really liked Bansalan, and the Davao Del Sur area a lot more than Manila area.
When Rodalyn and myself decide to retire the Davao area would be my first choice before any other in the Philippines. The only down side I see in Bansalan is I hope they can improve the streets and have more job opertunities for it's citizen's in the future. I noticed most have to travel a long distance for working.
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- At 4:53pm on April 3, 2009,
Charles R. McDonald said…
- I was in awe of the life of the Mindanoian Tao. There is very little technology but yet the way they live and work together with nature made me jealous for their life. My fiance is part of the Abordo family in the Poblacion Uno Barangay. I am hoping she will get her visa in July. I want to retire to the Philippines someday, perhaps in Bansalan . I liked your market square as well, although I never saw Squid, or Manok, raw laying on a table before. I am going back to get her when she gets the visa. So I will probably be in Bansalan again in July.
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