Pinoy in Singapore

In my path to financial freedom, I encountered the

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Mr. Tsiken and I feel really fortunate that an opportunity to pursue greener pastures crossed our paths though we’re a little bit guilty since we’re probably contributing to our country’s brain drain.  So to make up, we wanted to share the gift of education to the less fortunate children of our country.  For only P450.00 [...]

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Ang pagdadalag ni Maximo Oliveros is currently showing in Singapore theatres now.  It’s about a 12-year-old gay who comes from a criminal family falls in love with a handsome policeman.  I personally haven’t watched this movie but it has a 7.6/10 rating in IMDB and has a couple of international awards that makes it worth checking [...]

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Ms. Isabelle Masbate, a first-grade student at the Singapore American School won the Grand Prize in the 2004 US State Department Alert Overseas – Kids (A-OK) competition. The A-OK programme is intended to provide security and safety information to American children living overseas and has been run by the State Department since 1986. The competition [...]

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