Long time ago, the discrimination to Igorots cannot be denied. During those times when the lowland people considered themselves as upper class people of the Philippines and the Igorots are the lower class.

Those were the days.
These days this discrimination have long been forgotten. In terms of education, political positions, way of living among others, they were not left behind if not on the front line doing the job. Look now whose names are in in MMA, in SAF of PNP, in politics, in showbiz industry, in beauty pageant particularly Miss World.

Only ignorant people will criticize those belonging to ethnic groups. They do not know and appreciate what is beautiful in a culture or not. Never mind them, they need to be educated to appreciate anyone, who are God’s beautiful creations.

Well I was ignorant. But no longer. You could probably do a series of post about the different tribes in the Philippines. Never heard of the Igorots or the Aita tribe.

Happy Mother’s day to your mom, so sad to know your parents separated, but at least you could still see them once in a while together, but me, I was 6 when mom passed away. I never had felt her real and warmth hug and kiss. Life is mysterious we have to fight life.

Happy Mother’s Day to your Mom! She is indeed so strong; she did all her best for your family, though on her own! She’s a nice inspiration to you and your siblings!