Welcome to my hometown!
By ace_ivann
@ace_ivann (326)
Philippines
5 responses
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
5 Sep 08
Hello ace. Thank you for being my new friend. Well, if some foreign friends are coming over to my hometown, I will surely take them to the most visited places for a visit and invite them to my favorite restaurant for a meal. Then I will take him or her to a good, but not so expensive hotel to live in for his or her saving enough money. Of course, if he or she doesn't mind, or if my wife doesn't mind, he or she is welcome to live in my own apartment as we have a spare guest room. In fact, I used to have a colleague of mine, who came from the States. She paid a visit to my hometown. We had a wonderful time together. I still miss the old wonderful days. Now she is back home to the States. I miss my colleague and friend.
@ace_ivann (326)
• Philippines
5 Sep 08
Hi williamjisir! I'm also glad for accepting me as your new friend here.
Again, thank you! I'm sure you've got lots of wonderful places in your hometown. That is why your friend who paid you a visit enjoyed a lot. Aside form the scenery you have there, you're also very hospitable and you entertain very well your friend. have a nice day ahead!
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@ace_ivann (326)
• Philippines
7 Sep 08
Hi williamjisir! I saw on TV how beautiful your place is...counting in The Great Wall of China and a lot more. You must be very very very proud of your beloved country. Your country is very progressive and has lots of scenery. I hope to visit your beautiful place one of these days! Have a great day ahead!
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@williamjisir (22819)
• China
8 Sep 08
You are always welcome to pay a visit to my country, dear ace.
so it's going to be a great trip for sure.And I guess it's going to be FREE.
@ace_ivann (326)
• Philippines
3 Sep 08
Hi pinks17! Yeah we can be tourist guide for sure they our foreign friends. Yeah, I'm will treat us there. Happy swimming in Boracay and be sure to get a tan. See yeah!
@lrglara (1334)
• Philippines
3 Sep 08
i will probably take them to a friend's province (Bataan) and rent their resthouse for a week. i just like the scenery there. its accessible to the beach, to other resort, and rivers with a beautiful scenery, surrounded by mountains, rice fields, coconut plantation and mango orchard! as in! i love that place. i go there every year. i am planning to buy a land there!
@ace_ivann (326)
• Philippines
3 Sep 08
Wow, I haven't been in Bataan Irglara. I heard about nice things about your friend's place. You will really feel that you are close to nature plus you get to breathe real fresh air. You can also, maybe, pick some fresh fruits like sweet mangoes. I hope to visit Bataan one of these days.
@ace_ivann (326)
• Philippines
3 Sep 08
Hi dong! Yeah there are lots of beautiful scenery in our country. It's good that you mention Davao City because I am a Davaoeno. I suppose you already visited our place...there lots of nice spots here, Pearl Farm Beach resort, Crocodile Park, Phil. Eagle Park, Eden Nature Park and a lot more. Aside from that, the people here are very hospitable. They always give you a smile and make you feel like you're just in your home sweet home. By the way, where are you from?
@neiviv (4)
• Philippines
3 Sep 08
One of the nice beaches here in the Philippines is Boracay. You can see and touch the sand like a powder. Their foods are yummy and you will never ask for more cz they have it all:)
@ace_ivann (326)
• Philippines
3 Sep 08
Hi nieviv! Perhaps one of the world's most beautiful beaches is Boracay. I was able to go there in October 2001 during my internship in Ilo-ilo as a PT. My God! It's almost 7 years since the last time I was there. The beach is almost perfect. The sand is very white and finer as that of baby powder. There are stations that are affordable. You can also go on banana boating, biking , snorkeling, diving, fish feeding and island hopping. Lots of friendly people too. Hope to visit the place again.
