This is by far one of the best articles I’ve read on Super Typhoon Yolanda. Pls share.
For more stories on Super-Typhoon Yolanda, pls visit:
- A Survivor’s Story: The Aftermath
- Q & A: Philippine Lessons in Post-Disaster Recovery
- We Need More VOLUNTEERS!!!
- What was Super Typhoon Yolanda Really Like?
- What Can We Do to Help Our Yolanda Victims?
- Things Will Get Worse Before They Get Better
- Help is on the Way
- A Survivor’s Story
- Super-Storm Haiyan Devastates Tacloban, An Omen of Things to Come
Once upon a time, somewhere between the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea…
…there lay a unique archipelago named the Philippines.
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It boasted of pristine white-sand beacheswith clear blue waters…
…abundant natural resourcesfound nowhere else in the world…
…and picturesque sunsetsof the kind that’ll take your breath away.
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But despite these stunning treasures, the Philippines hosts a people of notable humilityand simplicity.
These people go by the name “Filipinos.”
The Filipinos are a remarkable people. They are hard-working and resilient, patiently bearing the hardship of life…
…but they never forget to smile.
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No matter what month of the year it is, there’s always a festivitysomewhere in its 7,107 islands.
They are among the happiest people in the world…
…and indeed their smiles are among the most beautiful…
…the most authentic…
…and the most
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OMG…I just realized…would you by any chance, be the Gen. Charly Holganza in one of the photos featured in the story?? Hello sir!! 🙂
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Pls dont call me sir. ‘Retarded’ na ako. Just call me charly.
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Haha! Hello Charly. I hope you don’t mind that I used your picture in the post. 🙂 If I may just clarify, were you the one in the photo or the one who took the photo?
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No, i wasnt any of both. if you will go to my fb page: charly’s blog, i shared that photo from army shirt wear.
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Oh, ok, I’ll check it out, and will include army shirt wear in the credits. Thank you! 🙂
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Many thanks too! You make our soldiers feel good despite the many challenges.
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