Well, it is true that the area is dirty, but where else in the Philippines except in the malls owned by the Ayala's and the Sy's and etc., are free from ipis and the like?

Where does the ipis come from? Clogged drainage?, uncollected garbage ?.

It is an everlasting cycle of blame.

When I first came to the US, what impressed me was the clean air. So when my employer in South Korea and I met at one time in DC, she is an American by the way, she asked me what I liked most in the US. And my quick reply was, clean air.

The same with ants, flies, cockroaches and the like. In the place where I worked here, this is also where I live by the way, I seldom if none at all see these insects.

At one time, I told myself, does flies and ants don't exist in the US. Yes, they do, but mostly the areas and places here are clean and free from them.

My wish in life, if I can bring you people here in the US, and experience the sanitation, the abundance of everything, yes, some are expensive but for basic things, mostly they are not.

In our last PBK, we went to Chicago. It was good to see brothers in Chicago, and yes, there was abundance of food, because food is cheap. My heart cry out for some.

Bye for now, and thanks Brother Alvin for this information.
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I want to see that :)

ngek....ang gara naman!!! paborito ko pa naman yan!!

O nga e, pero meron akong alam na taho store na malinis. I hope I can put it in blog next time. Thanks for your comment. :)

FAVORITE KO ANG TAHO....simula ng mapanood ko ito sa UNTV di na ako kumakain ng taho sa ibang lugar ... ang alam ko lang kasing pinakamalinis na taho ay sa APALIT LANG sa pasalamatan...tuwing sabado lang ako kumakain ng taho...

How about fishball in Apalit? :)