So, we went to Balading (aka Bisucay) Cuyo Palawan Phillipines and visited less than a hundred elementary pupils on September 2018.

Thanks to my wife, my family, cousins and my best friend for supporting this mini trip by all means.

What is so special about it? Seeing kids happy over small meals or snacks gathering and sharing some inspirations, changes my vision in life. The individual school supplies we’ve distributed were highly appreciated and it made me even more inspired to give back.

But more importantly, we’ve met a young kid who’s about to go blind due to Cataract. And AGAIN, with the help of my family and friends both here in Canada and in the Philippines, we were able to send him to Puerto Princesa City for a Surgery.

He is scheduled tomorrow March 7th to be exact.

I will update you here as soon as the surgery is over and, if the parents agrees to disclose their privacy. But for now, let’s just pray for a successful one so that he could have a brighter future.

P.S. Thanks to the Principal and all teachers of Balading  Elementary School for their positive response and very warm welcome. We will come back!!!

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My trip to Bisucay Cuyo Palawan aka Balading on September 2018. So much fun!

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My trip to Puerto Princesa Palawan on September 2018. Blessed to see the full blooded Palawa’n.

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Kulas is a Canadian who travel around Philippines and his goal is to share happiness. Isn’t it nice?

So why am I posting it here? Two words, “Amblig kaw” (Take care). It’s a very profound words in Cuyonon dialect expressed deeply with care.

Check out his blog here

I just heard Kulas saying Amblig kaw 🙂 , music to my ears!!! For those who do not know Kulas, he is from Canada who travel around the world, and for the most part, Philippines. He goes by the Pinoy name “Kulas”… as in mang Kulas pabili nga ng Tsinelas.

I have so much respect for this guy, not because he lives in the Philippines but also he brings a lot of positive energy. You can check out his blog here http://www.becomingfilipino.com/

Ayos! as he always say… Super apir Kulas 🙂

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