Many do if for a purpose. Others do it for personal satisfaction. A lot of Filipinos wants their skin to be white? How true? Scroll down and you'll find out. On the Photo: Very White Mannequins Very Common on Philippine Malls The true color of the Filipinos is brown (we call it Kayumangging-Kaligatan in local terms). The country is at 14° N latitude and 121° E longitude. That location is near the equator where the sun’s heat is averaging 27° C. There are Filipino-Americans and Filipino-Chinese living in the Philippines, however. They are with white complexion and they are not pure Filipinos. On the Photo: Teens Walking on the Street with Brown Skins On the Photo: A Filipino Family Walking Under the Sun On a large scale, it is still unknown whether majority of Filipinos want their skin white or just naturally brown. The show business people want their skin white, many of them. They have the money and it is a good reason to be clean and white in order t

Do you obey the rules of your country? Or do you not? Most people do not care about rules. Most people do not spend time reading the rules in front of them. Some rules are just made and posted for nothing. Some rules cannot rule the people who made them. There are rules that are just made to be broken. On the Photo: Rules When Buying Puppies People are undeniably living under different sets of rules and regulations. The civilization of mankind came with the aid of rules. The government of whatever country is established from several sets of rules. Election, traffic, constitution, wage increase, online marketing, application for passport, enrollment in college, setting of gasoline prices, playing professional basketball , parking on malls, playing poker, dressing on occasions, visiting holy places, riding on public transports, programming codes, everything; there is a set of rules that must be followed. On the Photo: Rules in Using a Club and its Facility On the Ph

Most people are in a rush to look for the best items whenever there is a notice of sale on the big malls here in the country. The scene inside these malls is almost becoming similar to the festivals or concert event.s There are of course attractive ads and eye-catching signs when you get into the mall and then shop. There is as well a mascot parade where everybody especially kids happen to have a chance of seeing these food characters up close and personal. The place is an amazing day. Everyone is not only excited; they are putting away their money since it is sale. On the Photo: Eye-catching SALE Advertisement Banners On the Photo: Mascot Parade - a way to Entertain Shoppers It could have been very difficult to find out if most of these people going for a sale shopping really have the savings to spend when this periodic event comes into the spotlight. Or are they just there for a visit and do window shopping to see if they can get the cheapest price whene

We visited Kamay ni Hesus in 2011. That big statue of Jesus Christ, similar to that one seen in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, is a magnificent wonder. Probably, this hidden place in the province of Quezon is not yet known to the world. Then this post is a good starting point to share it. More than 85% of the Filipinos are Catholics. Many are truly devoted. Some are not. This holy place is a place of worship for many Catholics. At about 50 feet tall, this statue of Jesus Christ is a magnificent structure made even more noticeable when placed on the mountain top. About two thousand to three thousand visitors come into this place everyday to pray, to stroll and to witness the beauty and holiness of this man-made mountain park. On the Photo: A view from the Foot of the Mountain at Lucban, Quezon, Philippines Kamay ni Hesus “Kamay ni Hesus” in Lucban, Quezon is proving it all. A structure, a park , a holy place – many believes that it will last for a lifetime. On a larger scale, Chris

These are the reasons on why most Filipinos cannot save something for their future expenses. It is that choosing an expensive food is always first to foods that will save the family meals each day. These are also the reason why most of the Filipinos are being diagnosed with what they call "sickness of the rich" if not dying earlier. Guilty or not about these facts, then go ahead buy these delicious and mouth-watery foods you are craving for. But then, try reading the last paragraph of this article. On the Photo: Chocolate Cake  On the Photo: Pizza   On the Photo: Siomai, Siopao and Wanton Noodle   On the Photo: Ham, Cheese, Pasta, Hotdog and Corned Beef  On the Photo: Graham Cake, Peanut and Pineapple Juice When was the last time you say “I want this food?” and when was the last time you said “I need this food?”.  Did you happen to observe the two words with completely two different meanings

Jeepney symbolizes the culture of the Philippines. This is the primary means of transportation of the Filipino people. This vehicle can be seen anywhere in the country. There is no city, town or barangay that has no jeepneys to represent them. Jeepney is the life of the people in the Philippines. On the Photo: Jeepney Blessing Ceremony Children and adults in this photo are excited about the blessing of this new jeepney. Coins were thrown on top of the jeepney and they scrambled for it. For the jeepney owner, this is the start of a new day, a new business venture. Jeepney like this one, which has a stainless body costs around P300,000 to Php400,000 and is mainly used as a passenger utility vehicle. How many jeepneys can you see here? How about here? Riding a Jeepney - How it Feels to be in It Riding on the jeepney might not be that comfortable and convenient to all. If you are tall, you have no other choice but to bend your neck a little. If you are f