Philippines Expat: Selling All My Stuff and Moving to the Philippines!!
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Nothing like the feeling of getting rid about everything when i moved to Thailand from Australia getting rid of all the crap you build up,i sold/gave away just about everything,a great feeling,now i am thinking about moving from Thailand to the Philippines,i will do it again,although less stuff,make you realise you do not need all this crap.
I kept up my home in the UK for 5 months while settling and getting rooted here in the Phils... Now married and gave up the UK home last month.
here is an advise from a Filipina living in california...I go back to the Philippines every year and stay for a month or two (balikbayan)...I also stayed in Pampanga region for 7 months 2 years ago... you have to sell or get rid of everything you have to move to a different country.... it's just material stuff that you can get anywhere in the world... for example...furnitures (beds, tables, chairs,etc.), kitchen stuff (plates, utensils, pots,etc.),, refrigerator,stove, TV... if your new place wont have these, you can buy them in the Philippines... the only things you have to take with you are clothes, t-shirts, underwear, etc...it's kind of hard to find bigger size clothes in the Philippines... their large size is like a small for me and I'm not fat. I'm a size 8 in American woman's size... if you have trouble finding your size there... there is always a Taylor nearby to make clothes for you... you can get fabric anywhere.... Make sure you have about $2,500 saved up for... if you might have to go back to your old home country ...to get new furniture and stuff... that's about the amount you will need for Ikea furniture in the U.S. It will also help if you keep a bank account in the u.s. but can access in the Philippines... doesn't make sense to pay for storage ...it's a waste of money... you wont need much in the Philippines... you wont need much clothes either... make sure to have a few sweaters for those cooler nights. make sure to open a philippine bank account as soon as you get to p.i... this is from my own experiences from traveling and moving.
I`m a all eggs in one basket bloke, my wife of 32years is Filipino and we decided to get of the treadmill and retire although things didn`t quite turn out that way. As you`ve said have money coming in all the time we have pensions and now farming Rice since we`ve bought over a Ha of land, I`ve been here now for 3 years a relative newbie but have you mentioned the 13a visa?, the alien registration slip, the one thing that you cannot comment on is of course retiring here which alot of us British expats are doing. Also its important to become part of the community, attempt to learn the local dialect or the National Language Tagalog ( pronounced Ta gaa log) perhaps you ought to mention that. Recommend you build your own house too I`m none too keen on the central living space, and build a stout wall to keep the Family out!
Great video. I've been going there since 1983 (since 22 yrs old!), we have a home in the central islands where the wife is from, all set up for a long time. We go every two years for 5 weeks. But, I could not stay there for long term. I know I will miss everything here. When we retire we will go back and forth yearly, but I can not stay there. I love it there, and no matter how much fun I have there and all the things to see, I still miss the good old USA after a few weeks. It's a great place to visit, but I would not want to live there. But that's me. Thanks for the fun, educational and interesting videos and I will continue to watch.
Richard wojo I TOTALLY understand that sentiment. Living in both places ain't a bad compromise.
Me and my Asawa are moving to Cebu next year. We are doing pretty much exactly as you have said. Most of our stuff in going in storage on my brothers property, I have plenty in a saving account that we will not touch (used solely for the purpose of returning to the US), and have a decent monthly income. Our plan is for her to go back to college to get her Masters degree (will take 2 years) and decide from there if we want to stay or move back to the US.
8:19 - Very Zen- If your feeling stressed out depressed...Not what's around us, it's what's in us or not within us. No matter where you go, There YOU are.- Blessings.
I enjoy your level headed honesty...I would think that you would be successful wherever you went to live...
Your right Ned hope you two are back up weekly soon good luck in the u.s. for the back treatment
Yup, have enough money saved for two tickets back to your home country, and 6 months of average rent and food at your come country. Then lock that money away and throw away the key! :) Then as Ned said be sure to have enough money saved for your move because it will cost you more then you think even if you have a place to stay i.e family in the Philippines. Great advice in this video, especially the tip about buying from foreigners who are leaving!
OPTIONS..OPTIONS...OPTIONS.........that makes life more enjoyable anywhere u live and whatever u do in life and a whole lot less stressful
jim nichols Mr, Nichols , for a lack of a better word or phrase, life sucks without OPTIONS. I am in total agreement there my friend.
Yes the steady income is very important, it must never go away, that's the lifeline, just like water. -:)
hi ned come back soon ms your blogs hope all is well with you and michell take care
Hello Ned and Michelle. I watch all your videos. Thank you for you hard work, I enjoy them thoroughly. I am in the beginning process of creating a successful farm in Mindanao trying to help lift people out of poverty. My health prevents me from traveling there but I do upload videos to my channel. But I'm always frustrated because of my lack of knowledge of how to resize and post good pictures on my channel. I have some posted but it takes me forever. I have lots of pics and videos available though. Anyway keep up the great work!
+JINKYS FARM Thanks, Jinky. I found Google to be my best friend when it came to learning how to do this stuff. Virtually all information in the multiverse is somewhere out there on the net!
Definitely agree to have an exit plan. And to be flexible minded. 2014 my plan was to take a severance offer with my employee - take the cash and bail - move to manila for a year and visa run.Sell my stuff - cut on the UK and bail. Live with my partners family.
2015 went out to manila and had a great time BUT 3 issues. 1 ) it's not as cheap as i had budgeted. Yes it was cheap but not as cheap as I planned - my money would be gone in half the time..... 2) my employer backed out of the original severance deal so plans laid to rest ( so it couldn't happen anyway) - period ( biggie ) 3) I went back to the UK appreciating stuff I had taken for granted ( hot water EVERYWHERE and not just in some places ) - hygiene levels - general standard of roads - homes - lifestyle..health care. Freedom to roam Europe when I felt like it. In the end it worked out perfect for me and perfect for my love; because I plan to visit there yearly for holidays and to get some well needed sun and warmth when the UK is freezing cold. Also she can visit me for vacations. Maybe I'll end up in the Phillipines one day - who knows ..... But for the time being its vacations only.
Well Poppy... That's going to be an interesting adventure. 🎲
Poppy Picanto Yep yep yep. The Dream and the reality are two different things. Thanks for contributing that, Poppy!
I agree, it's the ones who have never even visited, that I suddenly see post, iv'e sold my house, be in the ph next month, they read all the stuff on forums, think yep great i'm going, but always check out any Country 1st, and yep totally agree have back up plans
When they talk like that reminds me of the film " The Mosquito Coast "... If you're seen that you know how that ended.
Hi Ned/Michel...enjoy ur vids sadly learnt more from u 'bout my country than my short life in Pinas...I'm Joel from Bicol but here in Cleveland, Ohio for some time now and i'll start going back there in a year to start laying low and truly enjoy my beautiful country. Good luck on both your life journeys and Ned, may my country give you life experiences you could treasure for life. If u guys are still in Pinas when my wife and I get there...hopefully we could meet and you can advice where to spearfish in the Visayas....I truly wish you both good luck in life !!!
We're currently in the process of selling off most of our stuff to retire in PI. It's been a long term plan, not a spur of the moment thing. Life is a risk and this is definitely a risk. Fortunately I have a Plan B if things blow up; move in with you, Bud or Henry lol.
very well said.. always have options... live there full time for several years then evaluate the situation to see if it meets your retirement needs.
civmar tom Options are worth their weight in gold.
good video I have been to the Philippines 2 times the last visit was for a month
I love the place but have no plans to live there I am already in a warm and tropical place
you are giving some good advice
if you are having many issues in the USA the chances are they will follow you to the Philippines
Richard in the tropics
My Personal Tip: Don't "sell everything" or "get rid of everything".
Bring or ship those things that are personal to you, because a house without personal items is foreign as the country you live in. I personally am shipping all my art work, musical instruments I've collected, pictures and family photos, etc...
You've lived a good life, leaving the U.S. behind doesn't mean you should throw away your memories when you settle in the Philippines. Bring your life and memories with you.
+Kuya Kano Good points. Thanks.
Ned your videos are very informative and so are Henry Valez's
Life beyond the sea videos that I watch. I'm getting all the information that is going to be very helpful for me before I return
home to the Philippines for good within the next 3 years, hopefully
sooner. My oldest son who is in the Air Force is going to retire
from it in two years is planning on making a trip there to
Cebu City, Dumagete City, plus Cavite City & Olongapo City.
I have my choices of where I want to live in the Philippines,
4 provinces I have already picked out, I lived in one of them almost
27 months when I was in the Navy, that was Olongapo City
which I'm most familiar with.
Hi Ned my soon to be wife will be here in a few weeks I was their last fall liked it our plan is to make a trip back home to her family at least once a year to keep her and myself happy and connected to both our pasts as well as our fugue together really like philippine dreams very informative
Harold Bowers Ain't nothing wrong with spending time in both countries -the very best of both worlds!
Yes very true.visiting and living there is very different,i hope my partner would like to live in the Philippines in few years time,thanks for sharing it was a nice video...
You speak the truth Nice honest assessment on what is reality
@ Philippine Dreams- Ned & Michelle.. Tho I do watch ( Lifebeyondthesea) I must say you are my favorite. Thank you for all you two do.. I myself have been there 4 times total of 4 months and plan to live there full time within the next 13 years. Its very painful to watch all these videos, cause I want to be there and not here in ( New Jersey)-usa. Ugh... Thanks again.. :))
Thanks for all the wonderful insights! Very informative!
Shawie McKay Thanks for watching, Shawie!
I would actually think that some of the worst to deal with would be the pollution and the noice from different animals and of course if you can't deal with the heat during the summer in your own country, I wouldn't even consider to visit the Philippines. Just some main things mentioned.
globe255 Yeah, the heat right now is brutal. 7 AM and 87 degrees in the house. Gonna be 93 or so today, so the ACs will be running...
The best place to retire and have a peaceful life is GUIMARAS ISLAND. It is 15 minutes from the city of iloilo by pamboat. Dumaguete is not bad but GUIMARAS is a lot better . Bunch of Germans and Americans are now building houses to retire in that beautiful and peaceful island. Trust me if anybody is planning to retire in the Philippines that's the right place. If anybody needs help and more infos regarding that island please feel free to ask.
MIB IBRAHIM Yeah, we gotta check that out sometime.
You will love it. I will be coming to the Philippines with my best friend this coming september,if you like we can get in touch with you guys and let you come meet us and take you to iloilo and Guimaras and see how you like it.,. Guimaras island is very famous for mangoes ,they say they have the best mangoes in the Philippines.
MIB IBRAHIM How much the cost of houses in Guimaras Island.
house cituated on a 1000 square meters ( 3 bedrooms,3 baths and a living room,kitchen (35000 .00 USD)
I will be traveling there again soon to check out some new areas. I have been to cavite and laguna but want to check out dumagete, bacolod, and iloilo, and other suggestions ? I do not need expensive resort areas but just comfortable, safe areas. if I could live there for 1000 to 1200 I would be happy. I could afford more but would be comfortable in that price range
Hey Ned I just watched the karaoke video. I think there's a opening for you in Vegas.
ps, I am in my senior years but not blind.......lol....you guys are great together......
+Diane P Thank you for saying that, Diane.
very informative yes i see videos o every body but i think you videos are really good information
Oscar Barron Why, thank you, Sir Oscar. :)
hay just recently started watching ur video........this was by far the most......THE MOST informative one I've seen about the Philippines. I'm not interested in moving there but I plan to visit soon, my biggest fear is her. family and friends.....what do I expect.....told her I'm not there to drink or party with ppl. I'm there to be with her. I hear bad story's about family's and friends trying to take advantage of ppl........like I said I'm there to see her.....keep the good work up.....oooo my first visit there is 6 weeks too long for first visit....and do I need to have exit plan?
Hope you two are doing ok.
Visiting and living here is very different. But Ned advise is very sound. I have many years under my belt, Once the shin has worn off, you will have to learn to deal with many things. I am many others say " will in my country we do it like this" Philippines is not your country and they do it different. Learn to accept it, Nothing is going to change for you. Why do Filipina's marry us, My thought on it is we are a status symbol, kind of like owning the brand name item.
So we are Branded is also American Western series which aired on NBC from 1965 through 1966, I really liked the theme song from the series
em powered Well, I don't how many time I have heard Filipina's say I got mine. The always sound like we are a collectable. Being married to a Filipina for over ten years I heard it so many times. I'm not rich by any stretch of the imagination, Just a simple school teacher.
em powered She calls me " Rich dad, Poor her Dad " .. I thought it was just a comic book.💸
no, Jason..it is not a comic book..it is a finance book written by Robert Kiyosaki..an american japanese ..try to read it....very informative and enlightening :)
em powered now if I could only get her to read it, she's mainly into those girly fashion magazines.
i appraciate so much ur neutral opinions Yiu give the right facts
Yup.
thanks i really love you videos i moving to pilipinas on about 3 months i love you videos and yes make me to think a lot but my mind is ready so on3 months i move there and marry
So all your friends over here will be invited to a wedding
Hi Ned wow you really losing weight. Yes you rite everything must be ready to move to Philippines
You're very observant Rona.🔍
Jason Wilson hehehe sorry
Rona Pestilos that was a compliment my dear , Ned does look thinner, probably not exercising because of his back problems. I really feel for these two. 🙏
Jason Wilson yeah..
Rona Pestilos Rona dear: with great respect I have a question for you.? As I understand Filipinos are very shy about accepting compliments you being an educated lady could you explain to me why..?
Very informative.
Thank you Ned for your videos. I think they are both inspiring and informative. Foremost that you do look at things from several perspective.
maraming mabuti at salamat!
(Excuse my bad Tagalog)
BR
Sverre
Sverre Rosen My Tagalog is worse. All I figured out was "thanks." :)
Well I took your advice, regarding try to learn the lingo a little bit. Found this online course:
www.filipinopod101.com/
But do translate double sometimes due to that I'm from Sweden. Anyway I follow your channel with big interest. Hopefully I will follow your example in a couple of years. Meanwhile I can try to learn some Tagalog and get support from my filipino gf :-)
BR
Sverre
Hi Ned I hope you are both well......you have lost weight....understandable with what has been going on, I hope your sciatica is not giving you extra grief.
A lot of common sense coming from yourself......I was made redundant last year and I opted to take my pension and redundancy payment, luckily I walked into another job, (a lot lower pay but my pension has topped it up, so I am better off financially), I am 57 years old my pension is a modest £10,000 per year ( approx $15,000 ) and I have put most of my Lump Sum and Redundancy into Stocks and Shares ( performing quite well but they can go up or down and you could lose everything ), they can provide another £3,000 to £4,000 per year income in dividends should I so wish, but I am currently reinvesting the dividends back into stocks and shares.
My plan is to work for another three to four years, save more money, the stocks and shares should hopefully perform well, and when I am 66 my UK state pension kicks in ( about £7000 per year, approx $10,000 ). The problem I have is what to do with my house. I thought about renting, but then I am half a world away, or maybe sell and invest in stocks and shares. There has only been a one ten year period over the last hundred years where houses prices have gone up more than the UK stock market, that is the big decision to make, when I finally do make the move.
With my current pension, I could move to the Philippines, but I want to be able to go Island hopping, visit the nearby countries, have the cash to pay for Health Insurance and treatment, and I also want to leave my Filipina well provided for when I finally kick the bucket.
I have only just returned yesterday to the UK from my second visit to Davao.
I have missed your posts and vids, understandable with what has been going on, maybe we can meet up for a meal next time I come over to the Philippines
no doubt visiting for a few weeks you live a good life , staying in hotels , eating out everyday , but living there is a whole different ball game
jimcunningham61 "two week millionaires!" :)
Philippine Dreams agreed
Hello Ned and Michell ...My condolences to Michell and her lost and to her family ! You will be in my prayers !
Ned some videos while back you mention a place that a carpenter really does excellent craftsman ship wood work ? Do you happened to remember his name or the place of his business ! Because I am wanting to have him build me a complete bedroom suit all out of Mahogany ! and also see if he will do me a complete Dinning room set as well ! All out of Mahogany as well ! And maybe re do all my cabnets in the kitchen !
Once again I hope all will be better with all of you ! take care and God Bless
Phillip Ward Are you in Dumaguete? There's quite a few places that do very nice custom furniture around town. Actually, you can find these shops just about anywhere here.
Phillip Ward Are you in Dumaguete? There's quite a few places that do very nice custom furniture around town. Actually, you can find these shops just about anywhere here.
Philippine Dreams No not yet ! I will be there in December ! Just bought a house there and I am trying to get everything ready before I get there ! I was just hoping you knew right off hand so I wouldn't have to search for one !
How are you Michell ? I hope that she is better from her most recent lost !Both of you are in my prayers and once I am there and have the house in order...I would most likely to have you and Michell over for the day ! I even have a pool so we can all just sit around and get to know each other and take a nice cool swim !
thank you replying to me ! Hope to see you in December ! Take care and God Bless !
Another great video Ned. I have a question are the any tackle shops in Dumaguete?
William Faircloth Have not seen any, but then again, I haven't really been looking. There are MASSIVE nightcrawlers here, though (wati).
Good advise. I am retired and planning on moving there this year. I will also be getting SS in 3 more years. I do hope to start a family there when I meet the right woman.
I hear from a lot of sources that mindanao is not safe for foreigners. how far south is it safe to live for an American ? I am not dialed into any one plan and if things do not work out there I can always bring my family back to the USA but I look forward to the experience of living there and finding a good woman
+cedric edwards Mindanao continues to heat up. Recent kidnappings of Indonesians and Malaysians recently. I wouldn't live there. But that's just my opinion....
A lot of people, me included. are moving from the US. I'm sick of the politicians, the regulations, the government manipulation, lots of other things. I'm old enough to retire now, and my wife owns a house and some farmland in a remote province. I'll put up solar panels, I have a very good water purification system, and do some other things to make life there smoother.
The problems as I see it are I like peace and quiet (seems to be rare there), I don't speak the language, and I'll need to get used to hot,humid, rainy weather. I've also had problems in the past with the way things are done in RP. People often simply don't do their jobs in a timely manner. What should take a few hours sometimes takes weeks, if it gets done at all. Sometimes government officials need their palms greased, waiters give you a spoon when you want salt, things like that.
***** It all depends an what quality of life means to you. Where I'm going I can get DSL, life is peaceful, and that's the way I like it. When I move to RP I'll start a new YT channel, and put up videos about my life there.
John Strabismus Yep,,,That is the Philippines...Now you already know what is ahead, do you REALLY want to go there?I hear Subic is a good place for Americans to live...Just like home apparently..Clean, quiet, malls and has all the bells and whistles..
Jim hammond I'm still young enough for a Really Big Adventure, and that's the way I'm looking at it. I see nothing good happening in the West, and I'm gonna get outta Dodge. I already have a place to live, a way to grow food, a large and well respected politically connected family. and the good graces of the Church due to some of our charitable contributions. Some of my life there will suck. Some of it will be fabulous.
edmhie1 The very nature of all governments is to grow, to coerce, and to manipulate.In the old days people could move away from it, but those days are gone.
***** JESSE..........what does your Filipino wife honestly think of the USA?
Hi Ned, your Recommendations are very good, but what do you recommend, when you reach Plan Z ? :D
First off i want to THANK YOU for posting these vids! I have been talking to a girl their for 6 months and trying to head their from ohio this year and stay 30days for starters.. Your vids and updates really helped me thru my thought processes and such. Im actually thinking of leaving my job and coming their and leaving my house i own sit while i make first visit.. Then decide what to do next! Sound familiar? lol What part are you in ??? Thanks Kelly (40yr old male)
Kelly Koon Kelly...............a 30 day visit is a good idea, but quitting your job is not unless you are independently wealthy..............I advise taking small baby steps first and then work your way up to a big decision later............if you are only 40 now then you will have plenty of years ahead of you to make such a life changing decision....... best of luck
Thank you Jim I'm kind of thinking the same way. and I do OK for myself but I'm actually in automobile sales and those jobs are a dime a dozen I have not burn my bridges anywhere I've worked at so any place would take me back and open arms. But yeah the 30 day visit I think is what I'm going to do and see how it goes from there and then decide if I want to progress into a more serious the situation or not. have you ever lived there before? Maybe I should read your page and see what you are about but anyway I do appreciate the thought fullness of getting back to me and you have a blessed day and maybe I will shoot you a message sometime. again thanks for giving me your advice and I do appreciate that
Kelly Koon your welcome Kelly...............no I do not live there and cannot for serious health reasons...........but I have been there several times and last time was there for a month in Jan. of this year......I have a gf near Cebu that I visit along with visiting her family..........good to hear that you have some flexibility with ur job situation.......I am 65 with a business that I need to run here in US, plus my health and insurance issues will keep me here most of the months, but my goal is to spend about 3 months a year in PH.....my gf is separated and an annulment is a long and expensive process with no guarantees of success. so this is my situation for now.
Kelly Koon Also for me............I need to stay a little busy with some work or I go crazy.........I had a bit of an alcohol indulgence tendency when I was younger and too much down time for me causes me problems, but I am no work-aholic either.,.I just need some balance in my life. For me spending most of my time in my US home and 3 months traveling is a perfect mix for now.
jim nichols Good advice
My Filipino family is from Valencia City in
Bukidnon...I plan to retire in 2 years but I'm looking more at Davao. I have advanced degrees and I hope to land a part-time job at one of the universities. I also have a vitamin and supplement business that has gone global (we are licensed in the Philippines). Would you recommend staying out of Mindanao completely?
Valencia and Davao are both great retirement areas but have slightly different ambiance..Davao is more urbanized and Valencia, a little laid back. The advantage of Valencia is the generally cooler climate and available expansive farm lots to keep you busy and healthy..
I read that Michell is from Pagadian, Zamboaga del Sur?? How did you end up in Dumaguete? As intellingent are your musings, I wonder what you did when you were in the US.
I moved to Dumaguete and Michell moved up later when we decided to live together. I worked as a counselor in the US.
Nice video Ned. I think by the 5 thumbs down you received your broke someones bubble and shocked them with some hard truths. I'm glad that they didn't get there and run out of money and say now what?
Good advice Ned...
I lived there for a few years earlier and although things have changed there since then, I have maintained contact with friends and visited often and will be going back to live, full time, by the end of this year..Hopefully...
Australians seem to have an easier time over most other foreigners because we can tell them we are really poor..And only there because we want freedom of choice,,That seems to work,.(They don't seem to know about us .We do not advertise Ha ha ha).
,Seriously, it is not for everyone...I read the forums and the number of people who complain they can't get american peanut butter or a good eye fillet is amazing.
(That is after I eliminate those who live in Little America..(Subic area).
Plus they all seem to want to live for "NO COST"....You can live well if you are smart and have good social relationships with a community that trusts you.
You covered all the bases mate.....Now let the mistakes begin.....
***** must have been " pops64 " 💩
***** You know where i am coming from don't you?....I used to meet up once a week at a coffee shop in Cagayan de Oro with these "crusty old expats" while our wives shopped etc....Most of them had longings for food that was imported, Bud beer, Something called instant pancake mix etc...This was over 25 to 30 years ago and Mindanao was a virtual war zone then...Most things were hard to get....My main worry was my guard having enough ammo for the trip back to the house...Now you can get everything IF YOU UNDERSTAND that imported gear costs....Today you just gotta roll with the flow...You fight, you loose...
MOTTO>>>>CAN'T WIN,,DON'T TRY,,GIVE UP NOW...
***** loved your comments
i learned a long time ago that for me to have a peaceful life it's all about my attitude and making adjustments.
When my mates go over for a visit for the first time they ask me what they should take,,No1 is Good attitude..No2 is a BIG bag of patience..No3 is to take TWO plan Bs'..
Jim hammond absolutely correct!
hello Ned and Michell is that risk for foreighners to move cebu like my foreign bf he is going to move cebu
lolita.sepada terrytarbeck Cebu is safe. It's like New York - just hotter and stinkier.
how do you make money over there
Ned.........u need to check out the comments of.......Dood Bro.......I don't know if he is on drugs or what..........but very inappropriate vulgar comments for no reason..
jim nichols Just another sad little internet troll. I'll ban him.
but i am an north zmericaan and even if i am in love with a oinay i know i will never be able to movee over there
do not spend money to ship belongings to the Philippines... it's also too much work and headache ... just buy the stuff you need in the philippines
teperte4 Naw - there's stuff you can't get in the Philippines that you can get cheap in the US - vitamins, electronics, good sheets, good candy, and a bunch of other stuff.
Stuff?who needs stuff?lol...jk...hope you two are doing ok Ned thanks for the videos bro
Stu Stewart Thanks, Stu. We are going OK. Hope things are well with you as well!
how old I you ?
23
:)
and im 6ft 1 263 lol....Nice job on losing the weight! America really sux when it comes to this lol
Kelly Koon Pizza! Subs!!
Philippine Dreams yum:). Lol. Do they have that their? Ive had adobo b4. Tasty
Kelly Koon They have Pizza huts and subway. I only saw a subway in Mall of Asia and doubt it would be as good as the ones over here.
I know what she sees in you. Intelligence, nice, a planner, etc....and the nice bald head......lol..meaning I think it looks great.
+Diane P I think she needs glasses...... :)
Dood Bro, He does not belong in PI. He belongs in a mental institution !! Stop being nasty and vulgar ... With your attitude you will not make it any where in the world. Keep up the great posts , Michelle and Ned. Peace....Sorry about your Father Michelle.
U left ur real wife and kids didn't u? Lol
Never been married. Never had kids. :)