As we go about our way in this world, we meet different kinds of people. Some pass you by the moment, while others are here to stay. Life has not always been too easy for me here in Kuwait, as an Overseas Filipino Worker-Blogger. There were unexpected and abrupt hits and turns. Through all…
During my first years in Kuwait, like most Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), I took a considerable amount of my trusted medicines prescribed to me from our province. I am also thankful to the Almighty that I do not always get sick here in Kuwait.
The Pinoy Digital Photographers in Kuwait, most commonly known as PINDOT has elected their new president in the person of Mr. Evaristus P. Reyes. I have known him for quite some time now and we have been able to reciprocate each other’s support for different projects. I am a witness to say that he is a man of…
Maligayang Kaarawan, Kaibigan! A gentleman who knows how to do quite a number of things wholeheartedly; work, holiday, and membership to organizations like Filipino Bloggers in Kuwait that is how to describe Robert Bulquiren. Like most, if not all Overseas Filipino Workers here in Kuwait and all over the world, Robert’s love for his family…
Battle of the Bands 2013 in Kuwait When: April 12, 2013, at 4:00 pm Where: Asia Asia Royal Hall, Al Watiya Complex, Kuwait City Please contact 99570335 for a ticket reservation Pnoy talents q8 is an organization founded in 2011 and is composed of talented kabayans (fellow Filipinos) living in Kuwait who wish to express…
Lanterns are popular in many parts of the world and they are used for decorations during special occasions.
It is very typical for a kabayan (Filipino) to invite even a stranger passing by to “come and eat” with them especially if the stranger happens to pass by while a group of kabayan is having their snack, more so, a meal.
Back in the Philippines, I only learned about the State of Kuwait through the Internet, books, and other reading materials. A few years back when I first set my foot in this oil-rich nation deep with tradition and culture, as an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW), I unknowingly became part of its expatriate community.
February 24th – The following two days (February 25th and 26th) Holiday will spell a big celebration here in the State of Kuwait. 25th February will be the 52nd Anniversary of the Independence Day from British Rule, while 26th February marks the Liberation of Kuwait from the 1991 Gulf invasion by Iraq.
An organization aiming to promote association among Filipinos here in the State of Kuwait, with a much wider scope, was established last quarter of 2012. It is known as the Concerned Filipino Alliance in Kuwait or CONFILAK.
