People
from around the world who have visited the Philippines experience one
of two things. They have had either a great experience of its people’s
hospitality, its pristine beaches and surf spots and its tasty food or
have been traumatized by the heavy traffic, pollution and life-draining
humidity with a sprinkle of a military coup de ’etat and mass revolution
every now and again. Some of them stay for the rest of their lives,
others become frequent visitors and the rest ...
