Living in the Philippines Blog: 01/01/2008

Sunday, January 20, 2008

[LinP3] Special Notice Do you really care about the LivingInThePhilippines Group,

Dear friends and members,

Do you really want and care about this list? Show us now. Take the
action I ask below.

If you want this list to continue. we have near 12,00O members but
posting is down. New members are only 10 per day. They were up to 20.

Do you want me to continue my labor here, after 9 years. If you do, I
ask you to invite three friends today.

Unless membership picks up and posting too from the fantastic other
posters, unless they poost Ron McCarthy and many other contributors,
you get my blog only here.

Post from you asking questions already answered on
http://www.livingin thephilippines. com will have to wait until we get
time.

There is an invite a friend(s) You can put in several at once. at
http://www.livingin thephilippines. com not far down the page. I will
be able to tell how many times it is used over the next few days.
Please invite from it so I will know you did and your posts will be
approved first it I keep approving post.

I will know how many you invite and hope you invite more than one at
a time. It does not happen I will work on my websites, I have
several including wwww.cebuheartofthp hilippines. com, finish writing
my books, take vacation like other folks and miss you all while I
kick back.

I need to see who and how many care enough for this free list and our
labor to help more people all over the world, many who have not yet
been exposed to the Philippines. As China mushrooms, the vacation
place for English speaking and Western people will come here, an
oasis for them near China for relaxation and night life that is
affordable, for warm an friendly English speaking people. I say get
here buy you condo while still affordable!

With that information I get from your hits on the "invite a friend
link, I can make a decision as to my personal work habits and the
disposition of the List

Thank you for your help and allowing me to consult with you, get your
input. Than most to those who want the list to continue as is.

Respectfully,
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Saturday, January 12, 2008

RE: [LinP3] I get severl of these evey day in my personal mail. What would you tell him.FW: Moving to Manila

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Don

Re Thomas; Trying to survive in Manila on US $669.00 a month would be
next to impossible. Compound that with the age, 80, the health conditions,
and he is looking for nothing but a serious struggle. At one time almost
anything was possible here, but not now. I believe he would even have a
serious problem living in one of the out lying provinces on that amount.
Wayne
I live in Quezon City

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Thank you for the obvious answer from a man who lives in Manila. Yes, I too
would find it hard. Some Filipino would feel rich with that kind of money.

What if he says, "I am coming anyway. I don't want to live in Hawaii any
more. Some of us old stubborn dudes don't listen to others. And there are
times when convention wisdom does not work.

We could advise him to make friends in the local Filipino community. If he
has none in Hawaii that tells he has a problem. To live in Hawaii and not
have a Filipino friend would be strange, certainly if you are interested in
living here. I suspect he has a friend or two, for his sake, hope so. He
sounds so alone. Is he lonely? Who knows?

There is a possibility he could live with a Filipino family, rent from them,
He would be all set up, food and attention every thing he needed, *it* all
fell in place. And some guys are lucky. Maybe is his time for some luck.

Thank you for your comments!

Respectfully,
Don
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On Jan 13, 2008 10:46 AM, <don.herrington@livinginthephilippines.com> wrote:

>
> Join at http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
>
> Dear friends, members,
>
> I get and answer these, like the post below, every day, try to answer all.
>
> One of several today I share with you.
>
> I am 80 years old and want to retire in Manila. I receive medical aid
> from the VA for my heart, (not service connected,) Atenolol and
> Warfarin and a monthly check up for blood levels. I get Social
> Security of $669 per month which I presume is adequate for where I
> plan to live. I know I get a tourist visa when I enter the country
> with a round trip ticket, and have been told of the extensions up to
> two years. By that time I should know if I want to stay. The biggest
> problem of the moment is that I am still not sure I can receive the
> same aid at the VA in Manila as I get here in Hawaii. Thanks for any
> help you can give me.
> Thomas
>
> --------------------------------
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Re: [LinP3] I get severl of these evey day in my personal mail. What would you tell him.FW: Moving to Manila

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Don,

I agree with you about this one. If he were to be practical and do what's
the best for him, he'd definitely stay home!

On the other hand; he's 80 already. He must have enough to get here and
find a place to stay...maybe with one of his chat-mates. Who knows how much
time he has left in this life whether he comes here or stays home? He may
just find happiness here for a little while and who would deny that of him?

Reminds me of a Filipino friend I knew in Cebu City a few years ago. He and
his wife returned to their home after having lived a long and productive
life in California. He had retired and was nearly 90 when we used to have
chats in the shade every afternoon. He once said, "I came home to die, but
for the life of me I don't know why anyone else would want to live here!"
Perhaps your poster is also looking for a place to rest before moving on...

Ron

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From: <don.herrington@livinginthephilippines.com>
To: <LivingInThePhilippines3@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 6:46 PM
Subject: [LinP3] I get severl of these evey day in my personal mail. What
would you tell him.FW: Moving to Manila

>
> Join at http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
>
> Dear friends, members,
>
> I get and answer these, like the post below, every day, try to answer all.
>
>
>
> One of several today I share with you.
>
>
> I am 80 years old and want to retire in Manila. I receive medical aid from
> the VA for my heart, (not service connected,) Atenolol and Warfarin and a
> monthly check up for blood levels. I get Social Security of $669 per month
> which I presume is adequate for where I plan to live. I know I get a
> tourist
> visa when I enter the country with a round trip ticket, and have been told
> of the extensions up to two years. By that time I should know if I want to
> stay. The biggest problem of the moment is that I am still not sure I can
> receive the same aid at the VA in Manila as I get here in Hawaii. Thanks
> for
> any help you can give me.
> Thomas
>
> --------------------------------
>
>
> I know the obvious answer is, don't do it! Any believe he does not shorten
> his life or feel at this stage it does not make much difference where you
> are? If he is strong enough to get here, he may come anyway. He may be in
> "lab," with a Filipina, a chat mate. I have seen some strange things and
> interesting people here, doing things hard to believe.
>
> Before I tell him, better stay home, I will get your comments.
>
> Not much going on today. If it stays so quiet I may share more but not the
> name and address. I know you understand why. I will send your comments to
> him. If you have comments answer as though you were talking to him.
>
> Very best always,
> Don
>
> Don A. Herrington
> http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
> Philippines, Heart of Asia:
> Expat, Foreigner, Tourist Forum of Thousands.
>
>
>
>
> To Join us click on:
>
> http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
>
> Great information there too! The best information source on the Web
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Philippine Dreams: This book has it all as new expats see it. Just click
> on http://tinyurl.com/arncg . This link has rave reviews of this book and
> the *Free* 7 day e-course, Filipina 101.
>
>
> ***The List Real Estate Consultant is President of the Cebu Realtors
> Board, Tita Domingo, a Realtor (R) with national associates. She is
> TitaDomingoRE@hotmail.com .***
> Listings:http://www.livinginthephilippines.com/real_estate/realtor.html
>
> Moving here, for relocation services and other representation or services
> Contact the website and List owner
> don.herrington@livinginthephilippines.com for assistance, advice and
> guidance. Some of these services may be fee based.
>
> If you want roses for your Filipina friend click on
> http://tinyurl.com/7y57y , will take you to a quality Philippine company
> that gives members excellent service. They have a track record with us. I
> recommend them without reservation.
>
> Other affiliates are at
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>
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[LinP3] Re: Learning Tagalog

I think the best way to learn tagalog, if you are really
serious is to study it like the school children.

Like in America, American have subject from grade one
to high school about English and grammar.

In the Philippines, they have subject on Pilipino or tagalog
from grade one to high school.

Not disrespecting the intellect of anyone, learn it from
grade one and to high school with the help or your wife.

Lesson from grade schooler are easy and you could progress
faster until reach high school.

What you need is a connection to a good school, so you could
buy the books that they used in Pilipino or tagalog.

This kind of learning will make you master, the language in
no time.

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> Yes William an Asawa is always the best way to learn a language.
Espeacialy with it incentives :>)
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Re: [LinP3] I get severl of these evey day in my personal mail. What would you tell him.FW: Moving to Manila

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Re Thomas; Trying to survive in Manila on US $669.00 a month would be
next to impossible. Compound that with the age, 80, the health conditions,
and he is looking for nothing but a serious struggle. At one time almost
anything was possible here, but not now. I believe he would even have a
serious problem living in one of the out lying provinces on that amount.
Wayne
I live in Quezon City

On Jan 13, 2008 10:46 AM, <don.herrington@livinginthephilippines.com> wrote:

>
> Join at http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
>
> Dear friends, members,
>
> I get and answer these, like the post below, every day, try to answer all.
>
> One of several today I share with you.
>
> I am 80 years old and want to retire in Manila. I receive medical aid from
> the VA for my heart, (not service connected,) Atenolol and Warfarin and a
> monthly check up for blood levels. I get Social Security of $669 per month
> which I presume is adequate for where I plan to live. I know I get a
> tourist
> visa when I enter the country with a round trip ticket, and have been told
> of the extensions up to two years. By that time I should know if I want to
> stay. The biggest problem of the moment is that I am still not sure I can
> receive the same aid at the VA in Manila as I get here in Hawaii. Thanks
> for
> any help you can give me.
> Thomas
>
> --------------------------------
>
> I know the obvious answer is, don't do it! Any believe he does not shorten
> his life or feel at this stage it does not make much difference where you
> are? If he is strong enough to get here, he may come anyway. He may be in
> "lab," with a Filipina, a chat mate. I have seen some strange things and
> interesting people here, doing things hard to believe.
>
> Before I tell him, better stay home, I will get your comments.
>
> Not much going on today. If it stays so quiet I may share more but not the
> name and address. I know you understand why. I will send your comments to
> him. If you have comments answer as though you were talking to him.
>
> Very best always,
> Don
>
> Don A. Herrington
> http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
> Philippines, Heart of Asia:
> Expat, Foreigner, Tourist Forum of Thousands.
>
>
>

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[LinP3] Re: small car & protective tariffs (taxes).

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Do they really impose a 100% tax on imported items such as new
cars? Seems that the effect of that policy is to severely limit
consumer choices for residents. I can see it (sort of) if the
government is imposing such a large tax in order to protect Filipino
industry but I don't believe there is a local automobile industry to
protect in the Philippines, is there? This is one government policy
that I would like to see changed since I believe that it has a
negative impact on the country and it's citizens. If Philippine
industries can't compete, then have them raise their quality until
they can compete. Seems to me that such high, protective tariffs
(import taxes) hinder Philippine business more than help. John.
San Carlos City, Pangasinan.

--- In LivingInThePhilippines3@yahoogroups.com, "David A. Spicer"
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> My thoughts exactly. The article that I read said to figure $3,500
after tax, delivery, etc. So $7,000 imported into the Philippines if
made in India.
>
> Join at: http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
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>
>
> From: shadownseiko
> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 6:57 PM
> To: LivingInThePhilippines3@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [LinP3] Re: small car
>
>
> If it ever did make it to the Philippines, by the time it got
through
> customs it would cost $5000, or nearly as much as a new Toyota.
> UNLESS, they assembled them here.
>
> Larry in Dumaguete
>
> --- In LivingInThePhilippines3@yahoogroups.com, "aquanuttcase"
> > wrote:
> >
> > Hello to all, I just saw an advertisement about a car being made
> > called the Tata-nano, very small car but claimed to get 50mpg and
> > costs around $2500 dollars new! I wonder if they'll ever import
those
> > into the P.I.? Even at 100% markup in price that is still a very
> > inexpensive car. That type of car could and would do very well
in the
> > Philippines economy. They are made in Bombay I believe. No ac or
> power
> > anything but still its a car and would be a bit dryer to drive
during
> > the rains than a honda wave! Anyone know if there are any plans
for
> > this car to be imported into the P.I.?
> > Tom
> >
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Join at http://www.livinginthephilippines.com

Dear friends, members,

I get and answer these, like the post below, every day, try to answer all.

One of several today I share with you.

I am 80 years old and want to retire in Manila. I receive medical aid from
the VA for my heart, (not service connected,) Atenolol and Warfarin and a
monthly check up for blood levels. I get Social Security of $669 per month
which I presume is adequate for where I plan to live. I know I get a tourist
visa when I enter the country with a round trip ticket, and have been told
of the extensions up to two years. By that time I should know if I want to
stay. The biggest problem of the moment is that I am still not sure I can
receive the same aid at the VA in Manila as I get here in Hawaii. Thanks for
any help you can give me.
Thomas

--------------------------------

I know the obvious answer is, don't do it! Any believe he does not shorten
his life or feel at this stage it does not make much difference where you
are? If he is strong enough to get here, he may come anyway. He may be in
"lab," with a Filipina, a chat mate. I have seen some strange things and
interesting people here, doing things hard to believe.

Before I tell him, better stay home, I will get your comments.

Not much going on today. If it stays so quiet I may share more but not the
name and address. I know you understand why. I will send your comments to
him. If you have comments answer as though you were talking to him.

Very best always,
Don

Don A. Herrington
http://www.livinginthephilippines.com
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[LinP3] Re: No more balikbayan visas?

Learning Tagalog

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--- In LivingInThePhilippines3@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Bishop"
...> wrote:
>
> The application of rules, much as with this group, is up to the
> individual applying them. Some will go by the letter of the law while
> others apply a more liberal policy. I have never been denied a
> balibayan stamp in my passport when I asked for it. It all depends on
> which customs agent you come across and whether they are having a good
> or bad day/night. Unfortunately that is something we cannot control.
> The decree clearly states that spouses are allowed to enter under
> this privilege. No matter how much we debate it here, if a customs
> agent, for any reason, says no, we have little choice except to ask
> for their supervisor or say "Thank You" and move on. Until every
> customs agent can come to a concensus, it is a crap shoot.
>
> Here's a link everyone may find interesting and maybe even helpful:
>
> http://philippineconsulate-sf.org/consular_visa.htm#5
>
> Jack Bishop - List Guide
>
>
>
>
> --- In LivingInThePhilippines3@yahoogroups.com, arturo barroso
> > wrote:
> >
> > Stan
> > That you got a bulikbayan stamp in Sept when we were denied in Aug.
> does prove that it is still working, But inconsistantly. When we
> returned in the end of aug I posted on this site about this [edit]
> others posted that they had had problems in getting the stamp as well.
> I don't want to mis quote them so the archieves should be checked. I
> got a lot of good information from this group that helped on that trip
> so in the spirit of sharing information I am sharing one family's
> experience. Greetings from Ca. Art B
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message ----
> > From: satexas1206
> > To: LivingInThePhilippines3@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Friday, January 11, 2008 6:58:56 PM
> > Subject: [LinP3] Re: No more balikbayan visas?
> >
> > We received a Balikbayan Visa on September 26, 2007 when we visited
> > there and an exit stamp on November 14, 2007. So I think the program
> > is still working.
> > Stan
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