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  1. Join Date
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    whats with the mentality na mas maganda future ng anak pag pumunta ng US or Canada? you make your future kahit nasaan ka...kahit dito lumaki yun mga anak mo eh, its up to them to carve out their own path..you can just give them opportunities and tools (education, if youre rich them money) then sila na bahala kung ano gusto nila sa buhay nila...

    I don't buy those crap na pupunta ng US para sa future ng anak...what makes you so sure na mas maganda ang future nila doon? nagkalat ang opportunities kahit saan..its up to the individual if theyll grab it ...

    kung para sa future then do what other parents will do, pagaralin sa abroad, then bahala na sila if theyll stay there or return here...

    ewan ko, nabwibwisit na rin ako sa mga pinoy na ang mentality eh mas maganda future pag nag migrate...

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    whats with the mentality na mas maganda future ng anak pag pumunta ng US or Canada? you make your future kahit nasaan ka...kahit dito lumaki yun mga anak mo eh, its up to them to carve out their own path..you can just give them opportunities and tools (education, if youre rich them money) then sila na bahala kung ano gusto nila sa buhay nila...

    I don't buy those crap na pupunta ng US para sa future ng anak...what makes you so sure na mas maganda ang future nila doon? nagkalat ang opportunities kahit saan..its up to the individual if theyll grab it ...

    kung para sa future then do what other parents will do, pagaralin sa abroad, then bahala na sila if theyll stay there or return here...

    ewan ko, nabwibwisit na rin ako sa mga pinoy na ang mentality eh mas maganda future pag nag migrate...
    Si Glenn10/Glennster, dito naka Safari at Expedition... sa Canada naka Subaru STd... este... Sti. :lol: So where was he better off? Dito man or doon, rich kid talaga yun. Dito man or doon, matinik sa chicks yun. His family educated him and could provide for him wherever they were. I had friends who did well abroad and i had those who had to go back and rebuild here in Manila as they got hit by bad times abroad.

    If you're happy with your life here, then just work to provide for your kids with their education and more importantly, guidance as they grow. Whether they grow up here or there, it's really the job of the family to make sure they get the tools they need to survive in this world and are able to pass it on their children as well later on. Yes our government, our politicians and their wannabee children suck but heck, we still find ways to work around it right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenon View Post
    ang buhay namin napaka simple but we are happy...
    Un naman pala eh, masaya naman pala kayo dito. Wag na umalis

    Quote Originally Posted by zenon View Post
    another dilemma is if we migrated then we will start all over again.. no choice but kailangan kainin ang pride pagdating U.S. kahit siguro anong trabaho papasukin just to survive the first year..
    ako isa mga reason ko ito bakit ko ayaw umalis dito. engineer ako dito tapos pag dating ko doon bagger lang ako? unless same or better line of work and higher standard of living (relative sa US) nde talaga ako aalis.

    Isa pa, kahit sobrang init dito pag summer mas gusto ko pa rin weather dito sa atin. Dati nung bata pa ako gustong-gusto ko ng snow. Pero nung na-assign ako sa Japan 3 years ago for 18 months at naranasan ko ang winter nila (nde pa sub-zero dun pag winter), putek ayaw ko na ng snow!

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    snow masaya lang sa 1st 15 minutes. o 1 hour pag talagang sabik na sabik ka. pero pag naninigas na yung taenga mo sa lamig ewan ko na. pag ikaw na ang nagsho-shovel ng snow sa driveway sa umaga, kapag tuwing aalis ka sa umaga e magka-kaskas ka ng yelo sa windshield ng sasakyan mo ng treinta minutos bago ka makalarga, at pag ilang beses ka na nadulas sa driveway, at ilang beses ka na bumangga dahil 2wd lang ang kotse mo at wala kang pera pambili ng snow tyres, e isusumpa mo yang snow na yan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by yebo View Post
    snow masaya lang sa 1st 15 minutes. o 1 hour pag talagang sabik na sabik ka. pero pag naninigas na yung taenga mo sa lamig ewan ko na. pag ikaw na ang nagsho-shovel ng snow sa driveway sa umaga, kapag tuwing aalis ka sa umaga e magka-kaskas ka ng yelo sa windshield ng sasakyan mo ng treinta minutos bago ka makalarga, at pag ilang beses ka na nadulas sa driveway, at ilang beses ka na bumangga dahil 2wd lang ang kotse mo at wala kang pera pambili ng snow tyres, e isusumpa mo yang snow na yan!
    Yup,- ganyan nga ang reaksyon (at least ako ganyan....)... :hysterical:

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    thank you guys for your honest opinions... actually gumaganda ang pakiramdam pag nakakarinig ng "better stay here".. it's just that nagkaroon kasi ng chance na magkaroon ng green card kaya i'm seriously weighing the better options for the kids.. kung matino lang sana gobyerno natin I can easily give up that green card.... tama kayo the best gift that we can ever give to our children is education... plano sana namin grade school and high school ay duon muna sa states then balik na sa pinas pag college na.. mukhang mas ok mag stay na lang dito siguro.... 70K is just enough for us and my wife's income is our savings.. gumugulo kasi isip ko pag nagbibida na ang mga former colleagues na nag migrate.. just don't know how accurate their stories..

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenon View Post
    kung matino lang sana gobyerno natin I can easily give up that green card....
    True pero lalong wala mangyayari sa bansa natin kapag lahat tayo aalis for that "green card"...

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenon View Post
    thank you guys for your honest opinions... actually gumaganda ang pakiramdam pag nakakarinig ng "better stay here".. it's just that nagkaroon kasi ng chance na magkaroon ng green card kaya i'm seriously weighing the better options for the kids.. kung matino lang sana gobyerno natin I can easily give up that green card.... tama kayo the best gift that we can ever give to our children is education... plano sana namin grade school and high school ay duon muna sa states then balik na sa pinas pag college na.. mukhang mas ok mag stay na lang dito siguro.... 70K is just enough for us and my wife's income is our savings.. gumugulo kasi isip ko pag nagbibida na ang mga former colleagues na nag migrate.. just don't know how accurate their stories..
    tsaka mo na isipin bro na mag migrate pag nanalo si binay as president sa 2016.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenon View Post
    gumugulo kasi isip ko pag nagbibida na ang mga former colleagues na nag migrate.. just don't know how accurate their stories..
    visit and live with them for a couple of weeks para makita mo totong buhay nila doon...nangdadamay lang mga yan...

    baka hinde ka nila ma pasayal dahil they cant afford to take time off sa work.

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    The sacrifices we have to go through for our family, especially the kids.

    Dive for it bro


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    You should still have close families here to be able to do that to look after the kids....
    A lot of them would not though because it is hot and humid, there are a lot of mosquitoes and cockroaches, and the perceived issue on peace and order.....they have to be familiar with the country..this meansregular visits.

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    The US have 4 seasons. Winter is one of them. Not all winters have snow and not all States experience snow on a regular basis (see Hawaii and Florida where there are a large concentration of pinoys).

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    Quote Originally Posted by frenchtower View Post
    The US have 4 seasons. Winter is one of them. Not all winters have snow and not all States experience snow on a regular basis (see Hawaii and Florida where there are a large concentration of pinoys).

    kung maging 51st state ba ng america ang pilipinas magkakaroon na ng snow sa boracay? wow! talinong bata nito!

    sumangayon lang po ako kay s10pao, and obvious naman na i was refering to places where there is snow. isa-isahin ko pa bang pangalanan ang mga states kung saan may snow para happy ka?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yebo View Post
    kung maging 51st state ba ng america ang pilipinas magkakaroon na ng snow sa boracay? wow! talinong bata nito!

    sumangayon lang po ako kay s10pao, and obvious naman na i was refering to places where there is snow. isa-isahin ko pa bang pangalanan ang mga states kung saan may snow para happy ka?
    Watch it mister. Show some class.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frenchtower View Post
    Watch it mister. Show some class.
    how about show some common sense?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yebo View Post
    how about show some common sense?
    Why are you so affected mister Yebo?

    Are there anymore spectacular experiences you wanna share? I promise to not to say a word :-)

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    May kahihiyan ang mga politiko sa US at may sense of nationalism. Dito sa atin halos lahat ng politiko gahaman sa pera at kapangyarihan. Kapit tuko sa pwesto kahit buko na siya na magnanakaw. May political dynasty pa. Si gma naman binenta Pinas sa China. Bihira pa sa puting uwak ang nationalistic politician sa atin, majority sa kanila ay nasa politics for very selfish and self serving reasons.

    This is another thing to consider.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenon View Post
    Hi tsikoteers,

    I need an honest opinion from you guys... I have a chance to migrate to the U.S. but since the economic situation and unemployment rate are not good I'm having a second thought kung tutuloy ako or hindi. Hindi naman sa nagmamayabang ako but I am making a net income of 70K a month (deducted na po ang income tax).. If you are in my shoes are you going to migrate to the U.S.? My wife works in the bank and we have 3 kids (in grade schoool). Would you think it is advisable to just stay here and live a simple life. Any information that you can share will be appreciated. Hindi kami kasi makapag decide. Salamat po.

    Pahabol lang.

    zenon eh parang nagkamali ka yata ng forum ng pagtatanungan. Majority ng mga tao dito ay uber rich. Bakit 'kamo? Majority ng car-owners or self-proclaimed-car-owners ng latest SUV, high end sedans, sports cars, new cars, etc dito sa tsikot ay college students at mga guys na barely out of their teens. Isipin mo na lang na pagdating nila ng 40s eh nasa forum na sila ng Gulfstream. Try mo tumingin ng ibang opinion sa ibang sites.

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    I don't know what's your immigration circumstances but if you're decided, do it now! Hinde rin ganun kabilis makapunta agad.


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    Immigrant Visa. I think green card a few weeks after I arrive.

    Last year pa yung letter ko from the National Visa Center pero dinelay ko ng delay :P Di ko inaasikaso yung mga requirements

    Another reason I want to migrate to the US is to get a US Passport. Feeling ko kasi discriminated ang PH passport. At least with a US passport I can travel pretty much anywhere without the need to apply for a VISA. When I get my US passport after 5 years, I can go back to the PH again :P Pero parang ang tagal ng 5 years na pagtitiis para lang sa passport.

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