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[_Cathy_]

Traffic pa rin in our area hay!

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[kagalingan]

Haaaayy reklamo na kayo kay duterte reklamo pa din traffic.

Tapos sa Oil Price thread gusto nyo mura.

Kung ayaw nyo traffic dapat taas/tax more sa fuel.

If diesel around 40pesos and gasoline near 60 luwag sigurado edsa.

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Sa metro manila mahirap na lumuwag. Edsa/makati/ortigas ilan shopping mall/condo/high rise office.

I hope quezon city stop following ortigas/makati. Be contented na mayor and aspire balance. We need more open space and build nature parks. Harmony in life. A time to work and a time to rest. Kaya inggit ako sa ibang bansa na meron park makaupo and feel the trees. Tapos meron dadapo na butterfly or ibon na maamo. Tapos mag swing, see-saw and monkey bars.

[namwaran]

Haaaayy reklamo na kayo kay duterte reklamo pa din traffic.

Tapos sa Oil Price thread gusto nyo mura.

Kung ayaw nyo traffic dapat taas/tax price fuel.

If diesel around 40pesos and gasoline near 60 luwag sigurado edsa.

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Sa metro manila mahirap na lumuwag. Edsa/makati/ortigas ilan shopping mall/condo/high rise office.

I hope quezon city stop following ortigas/makati. Be contented na mayor and aspire balance. We need more open space and build nature parks. Harmony in life. A time to work and a time to rest. Kaya inggit ako sa ibang bansa na meron park makaupo and feel the trees. Tapos meron dadapo na butterfly or ibon na maamo. Tapos mag swing, see-saw and monkey bars.

If only public transportation is excellent, I'd gladly commute everyday.

Now, as for QC. Did you know that it was originally planned to be our version of the National Mall?

The “Frost plan,” which aimed to develop Quezon City as the Washington DC of the country, reflects a big quadrangle in the heart of the City, from which four avenues radiate toward the outskirts, with rotundas placed on the four corners, the largest being the 26-hectare elliptical center, now known as the Quezon Memorial Circle.

Milestones in History

[_Cathy_]

Haaaayy reklamo na kayo kay duterte reklamo pa din traffic.

Tapos sa Oil Price thread gusto nyo mura.

Kung ayaw nyo traffic dapat taas/tax more sa fuel.

If diesel around 40pesos and gasoline near 60 luwag sigurado edsa.

-

Sa metro manila mahirap na lumuwag. Edsa/makati/ortigas ilan shopping mall/condo/high rise office.

I hope quezon city stop following ortigas/makati. Be contented na mayor and aspire balance. We need more open space and build nature parks. Harmony in life. A time to work and a time to rest. Kaya inggit ako sa ibang bansa na meron park makaupo and feel the trees. Tapos meron dadapo na butterfly or ibon na maamo. Tapos mag swing, see-saw and monkey bars.

This is the OT thread and nobody is forcing you to read our posts.

And btw I don't complain about gas price nor majority of the members here.

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[kagalingan]

Cathy in general yung post ko. Previous page pa lang traffic na pinaguusapan at mga nag-aabang price fuel sa oil price thread.

[_Cathy_]

Cathy in general yung post ko. Previous page pa lang traffic na pinaguusapan at mga nag-aabang price fuel sa oil price thread.

It's in general yes. So why do you have to rant about people discussing about traffic in an OT thread. Most of those posts also happen to be informative.

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[kagalingan]

If only public transportation is excellent, I'd gladly commute everyday.

Now, as for QC. Did you know that it was originally planned to be our version of the National Mall?

Milestones in History

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I hope next focus pres-du sa transportation. Build cargo trains and passenger trains, strict policies on car ownership parang quota system per year sa importation.

Tapos bulid new business hubs outside of metro manila.

[StockEngine]

I hope that will happen. Singapore mapuno kahit sobrang humid..

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[namwaran]

I hope next focus pres-du sa transportation. Build cargo trains and passenger trains, strict policies on car ownership parang quota system per year sa importation.

Tapos bulid new business hubs outside of metro manila.

I think that's what he is after with the flirting he's doing with China and Russia. I think China offers to build infrastructures.

US is mostly giving aid that are only to be spent on specific reasons that they give out.

[kagalingan]

I hope that will happen. Singapore mapuno kahit sobrang humid..

Advanced talaga si former prime minster lee kuan yew.

- About Us - National Parks Board
A Special Tribute to Mr Lee Kuan Yew
The Man Behind the Greening of Singapore

Many tributes have been, and will be made about Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s transformative role in making Singapore what it is today. Central to his vision for Singapore was to make our city a green oasis for citizens and visitors. He wanted Singapore to be more than prosperous, peaceful and safe. He wanted Singapore to be beautiful, and to be the best home possible for all Singaporeans.

Mr Lee planted a Mempat Tree at Farrer Circus in June 1963, kickstarting a national effort for tree planting. He sowed the seed that a green Singapore with well-designed and maintained parks and open spaces should be the birthright of all Singaporeans.

Since the 1960s, the Parks and Recreation Department and then the National Parks Board have been the custodians of this vision.

1963
On 16 June 1963, Mr Lee Kuan Yew planted a Mempat tree at Farrer Circus. This marked the launch of an island-wide greening movement that has continued for more than five decades.

Mr Lee was a strong supporter and advocate for Singapore’s greening efforts. He envisioned Singapore as a tropical Garden City. He also recognised that the introduction of greenery would soften the harshness of urbanisation and improve the quality of life in the city.

1981
In 1980, Mr Lee said, “Singapore can become a green shady city filled with fruits and flowers, a city worthy of an industrious people whose quest, progress is matched by their appreciation of beauty, of nature. The harshness of tarmac, concrete can be softened by the natural trees, flowers, and birds.”

1983
The initial mandate given by Mr Lee was to green up the island as quickly as possible and to cover up bare concrete structures. Plants were grown on retaining walls, pedestrian overhead bridges, viaducts and surface car parks. Few may know that it was a requirement for road viaducts to be split in the middle to allow sunlight to reach the plants below.

I have always believed that a blighted urban landscape, a concrete jungle destroys the human spirit. We need the greenery of nature to lift our spirits."
- Mr Lee Kuan Yew, 1995