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Just hoping that the “other member here” will not use my photos for his/her blogs. These are taken in the Philippines and should not be used by other people without my permission!
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Hahahaha , that was I have said to my post in group forum which stated: I hope my photo will not be stilen, then after few seconds, I saw my face floating in the blog screen, grrrr. How I like to remove both eyes of the thief and all the thieves.Bad karma to those who do wrong against our will. They should have sent us a private message to ask permission if allow them to use our own personal photo, “grabe naman ka bobo”. They had done grave misconduct. It must not be toleated, but support cannot be found.
In relation to your blig, I remember when Dennis was in Cagayan de Oro, I brought him to port to see our wide ocean and coastal views only to see many sea beggars. Dennis loved to throw them all his pennies almost 300 pesos and many came nearer begging to throw more hehehehe. They have big body structures, Their problem is their laziness and tolerarnce of their poor earnings, very “tamad.” not worth of a help. I did not stop Dennis for he liked to see children happy with some vents thrown to sea.They are good divers.Dennis was also a deep sea diver when he was young and staying with his mom in Australia.
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Thanks @Cely for your concern on stolen photos.The member, Zasa, asked me to forgive her/him.She said she’s sorry for what she had done. I hope she learned that it is not right to just use other person’s photos without permission. Just like you, I will permit her to use it if she asked for my approval, out of courtesy!
You are right, the Department of Social Welfare and other government agencies had tried to “reach out” to the sea gypsies to give them other sources of livelihood instead of begging on the seas. I don’t know, maybe they liked that way of life!
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Where is this place my friend where there are sea gypsies.
I think it is a demeaning way to give to the poor people. For just those coins, they will risk their lives diving into the sea and even under the ships, where indeed they can die when they get entangled over a plank or string or whatever that can make them suffocate.
The government should really ban this kind of coin giving. It’s a demeaning way for the people to earn some money.
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Balancing the stuff is not that easy rather it is a tough job when there exists some sort of conflict between our mind and heart. It must be a tough situation to be dealt by someone. Anyhow balancing the stuff is a nicer idea and it will really work. But I would repeat, balancing is not that easy.
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We think with our minds and feel with our hearts. Sincerity comes from the heart. Empathy comes from the heart. Love comes from the heart. If not then we only think we are doing these things when in actuality we are not.
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I consider betting lotto or even jueteng or bingo are just waste of time and also waste of money. I have tried betting on lotto and lotto but never won. I think I have no luck in these games or gambling. I have never experienced winning. Well, per se, I experienced winning three numbers.
Still, I will not bet religiously. I was just so envy to those I heard who won jackpot.