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> Philippine Crises
Author: aLmich
Last weekend, I took the liberty to just stay home, get fat and make love to the boob tube. I only went out to meet and have lunch with some friends and to attend the Sunday service. The rest were spent to what I used to love most - telebabad. I've been able to catch up on Mike Enriquez' "Walang Pera" SNBO Episode. The program talked about the effects of global financial crisis to ordinary Filipinos. Mike Enriquez hosted while Marian Rivera portrayed the roles of ordinary workers on different stories. It was really good as it explained the current situation and how we arrived into this chaos.
I’ve been following this economic digression even through yahoo as a fence-sitter and it seems to get worse by the day. A lot of my friends are worried and bracing for whatever impact that may have in our lives. My stand here is, we have to put our heads together and survive through these crises. I am not an economist, nor understand the intricacies of finance and all, but what I understand is that there’s no problem that we can’t solve if we put our minds to it. Having friends and family supporting you also helpsa nd of course we have Him up there no matter what. Don’t be hesitant when you really need help, that’s the key, you never know who’s going to step up to the plate and lend you a helping hand.
This financial crunch effects everybody. Just a couple of days back Nognog was telling about his problems with the people surrounding him and how he feel hopeless with our current situation. Seriously, this is just too much to think about, but that’s reality folks. We need to hold strong in times like these and be there for each other. What’s your take?
