A Glimpse on Filipino Life & Culture Through Life in The Philippine Provinces.
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The list of 2009 Philippine Holidays was made official by President Arroyo by signing the Presidential Proclamation 1699 last Christmas Eve which lays out the official 2009 Philippine holidays. There will be enough reasons for Pinoys to celebrate and go on vacation this 2009.
Here are the 2009 Philippine Holidays
Regular holidays:
Araw ng Kagitingan – August 6 [...]
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There’s not much difference in the way Pinoys from the cities and those from the provinces celebrate Christmas. No matter where you are in the Philippines, a promdi or a city dweller, Christmas is basically celebrated the same way.
1. Simbang Gabi, Misa de Aguinaldo or Misa de Gallo are pre-dawn masses that starts on [...]
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Do you pronounce Google as Googol or Googel?
It’s not our fault that we were born in the provinces. It’s not our fault too that the national language Filipino is based on the Tagalog language. So please don’t make fun of us if we speak Tagalog with a different accent or pronounce an English word differently [...]
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The Extra Challenge’s Promdi Episode is one of the most hilarious and entertaining episodes I’ve watched. It was aired in 2005 featuring actress and beauty queen Ruffa Gutierrez, international VJ Donita Rose, and international recording star Jasmine Trias. The three celebrities were challenged to take on tasks which they probably never imagined themselves doing. Those [...]
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Everybody’s going back to basics. The economic crunch we are experiencing is changing Filipino life as we know it.
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Last January, I started a poll on this blog asking what’s the ultimate sign of Promdi-ness. After two months, and 15 votes, I am now ready to reveal the winner. To the 15 voters, you know who you are, thank you so much for taking time to vote. And now, the winner, for the ultimate [...]
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