Greenhills, and watchRomanopapa2
Go to Greenhills and just watch them replace it.
Go to Greenhills and just watch them replace it.
Yes, same day, but get there before they open. If you end up in the afternoon queue you'll be stuck for hours.
The cameraman almost became fusilli.
We just finished our CRBA a couple of weeks ago. Easiest process ever. The interview took less than 5 minutes. The key is having every document they ask for (originals and photocopies). Since your appointment isn't until November... definitely email them, or have your husband email them, to reschedule. I sent a reply with a question and got an email answer back in 2 days. The only catch with rescheduling is... the new appointment could end up in December or even January. Hope this helps, good luck.
Hotel buffets. Last year we went to the Grand Hyatt.
The most comfortable bed in the world is probably on the other side of the room
St. Luke's, pretty easy process. I booked a consultation and had the procedure the following week. Intake, procedure and everything after took a couple of hours. Insurance covered mine, so I don't know exactly how much it was. Smooth process.. a bit uncomfortable, but 10/10, would do it again.
Got this... Hope it helps others too
Oh no. Here we go again.
I've heard the 'pusit' (squid) and 'oppusit' joke
Why are you filming strangers in public?
Ladders With Attitude
Sometimes you can send it to the FBU at the US Embassy. Yes, you can download the form, print it, fill it out, and send it. Check with the FBU on whether to send it to them or to the US. Sometimes US customs won't let them into the country
On arrival, after you get your free 30-day visa waiver, you can go to the Immigration One-Stop Shop on the 3rd floor government area of NAIA Terminal 3 and get a 29-day extension (4,070 pesos). You can also get this later on the Immigration website (OAPS) by clicking "visa waiver," or at any immigration office. Before your first 59 days run out, you have to go to an immigration office in person for a one- or two-month extension and get your ACR-I card issued (8,500–9,500 pesos). After that, extensions up to one year can be done online (OAPS) by clicking "Tourist visa extension," or at an immigration office. After one year, all extensions have to be done at an immigration office. If you apply at an office at least 10 days ahead, you can skip the express lane (saving 2,000 pesos).
I understand how he feels. Out there, it's a dog-eat-dog world.
Red Horse
TurboTax
Still decided to put itself in the cage for its own safety
Suck it up, princess, you're in the Philippines lol
Look up events around the SMX Convention Center in MOA, they happen there all the time. If I remember right, they just had a cosplay event
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