Category Archives: OFW Journey

Gathering at Messilah Beach

To celebrate Eid, many fellow Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) gathered at Messilah Beach to enjoy the event. To start with, Messilah Beach located about 20 km from Kuwait City center, is known as the most affluent neighborhood.

Shirgie in South Korea

About Yourself Name: Shirgie Fulgencio Url Address: saranghaekorea (.) com and shirgie-story (.) blogspot (.) com Twitter: serjz08 FB: serjz101 IG: (@)malditongserjz pinterest: (@)malditongserjz plurk: eigrihs Philosophy in life: It sounds cliché, but Happiness is a choice. Always choose to be happy no matter what because good things in life come after you decide for…

Five reasons to buy The Global Filipino Bloggers Slambook OFW Edition

The Global Filipino Bloggers Slambook OFW Edition, my first book to be published is out on amazon. For friends, fellow OFW bloggers here in Kuwait, I want to share with you my five (5) reasons why you should buy this book and more: 1. To be inspired and to inspire others as well. The beautiful…

My Eid in Kuwait

Although Eid falls during the summer months here in Kuwait, each year I am blessed to receive invitations to lunch or dinner and of course, receiving gifts.

Someone in the Food Business blogs

About Yourself Name: John Eric Dioquino Url Address: jednjeni (.) com Twitter: jedpogi@twitter (.) com FB: fillmein@ymail.com Triond Account: jedpogi Experts Column Account: jedpogi Philosophy in life: You don’t need to laugh to show that you are happy and you don’t need to cry to show that you are sad. Not all people who laugh are happy…

Memorandum of Understanding, signed in Kuwait

The Memorandum of Understanding and Declaration of Unity and Support was signed by 51 signatories from affiliated Filipino organizations here in Kuwait. FilCom becomes the umbrella organization of the Coalition of Filipino Community in Kuwait under the guidance and moderation of the Philippine Embassy in Kuwait. This move has gathered altogether the heads and leaders…

Fil Com Lakambini 2015 Kuwait

Looking back, I always admired candidates at beauty pageants and the pageant itself. It must be nerve wracking to participate and compete with each lady on stage. You must look , feel and project your best to the audience.

Disrupted Peace

It’s the first time in years of my stay here in Kuwait that I felt alarmed because of Friday prayers‘ suicide bombing at the mosque. How unfortunate to realize the truth – in a house of prayer, a place that silence means reverence, someone intended to shake the foundation of faith.

On Your Special Day

Truly, the Filipino woman is someone who is beautiful in her own way, has a resilient character, an inspiring spirit and a generous heart. Reasons enough for the gentleman (her husband) to profess his love for today’s birthday celebrant, Madame Mariam Alzankawi.