There he was again; scrawling something on a paper pad and geared with set of crayons as he slouched on the floor. He was let alone by his mother, grandmother and grandaunt, who were all busy sewing clothes from the fabric materials that their patrons had confidently entrusted them to do.
The 118th Philippine Independence Day Celebration in Kuwait commenced with the prestigious Diplomatic Night 2016 a few days ago on May 29th, at the Jumeirah Messilah Beach Hotel.
In my years of stay in Kuwait, I have been fortunate to meet people from all walks of life. Being an OFW blogger has given me the chance as well to be friends with others whom I have developed strong friendship.
Nanay, kamusta na po kayo? It seemed just like yesterday when this picture of us together was taken. More than 3 years ago na po pala yun.
For the past 17 years, Ms. Glenn Caduada Untal has called Kuwait her second home having married here and nurturing a family of her own.
It is my belief that angels do not only reside in Heaven. They are everywhere – and Kuwait is one place where we can find them.
I have been invited to be the Emcee for a Thanksgiving event of Ms. Almira Matus in cooperation with Ilokana Women’s Organization in Kuwait (IWOK) and Filipino Association for Music and Arts (FAMA).
Mae Ortiz, President Elect of BisDak Kuwait Chapter is one of the most natural persons I know. Although we may not always see each another very often, still, the times we are able to meet are always sunshiny with light aura and contagious smile.
The Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) Kuwait Chapter has started review classes for the coming Special Professional Licensure Board Examination 2016 here in Kuwait.
Filipinos in Kuwait are fortunate to have many leaders who look after the welfare of OFWs here. One of these leaders who tirelessly move and exert effort to the best he can to get things done is Labor Attache Atty. Cesar Chavez Jr.
