It is June 11, 944pm Abu Dhabi time (we’re 4 hours behind Philippine’s time), and I am oddly formulating the following equation:
Spanish assets’ loss + expenses = US capitalization is greater than Philippine “independence”
June 12, 1898 = July 4, 1946
US Capitalization = BUY OUT of Philippines
Philippine Independece = strings attached = The Miseducation of Filipinos
Marhaba! That's "hello" in Arabic. I am an expatriate based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE). I started writing about my adventures and misadventures few months before arriving here at winter of 2008. I have 2 cats and a dog who live harmoniously together. I am also surrounded by kindhearted, crazy, funny and indescribable humans!
I was a dormant blogger for almost 3 years because of countless reasonable justifications like watching football, postgraduate studies, sleeping, traveling, caring for the world, and more! :) I am just so happy that I am back! It is never too late to catch up with the people and things we really care about. Feel free to look around. 
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Nica
I like dreading your entry. It made me think a lot. Btw, thanks for taking the time to comment on my blog! Have a great weekend!
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witsandnuts
Thanks for visiting the site. I like your teenage ramblings. Enjoy college life!
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