Where should I go in you country?

That sounds very lovely! There sure are quite a few members from the Phillipines. I have heard lots about these islands and they sound wonderful. I will definately have to make a trip there.

WELCOME ROSE! There are actually foreign nationals who operate beach resorts in Samal. You also will not feel homesick in Davao City and Samal. Both are cospolitan. And Davao City and Samal have excellent beaches that can also offer you the double treat of viewing Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines. The Canadian People also have a very long history of involvement with Davao City, Davao del Sur and parts of Davao del Norte, extending way back to the 1930s, pre-Second World War. The PME Fathers (I don't know French, but I think the abbreviation means Priests of Foreign Missions in English or something. Peres Mission Exterior? Please pardon my ignorance and perhaps my unintentional mangling of one of your official languages.) have had missionaries in these parts, although now they work only in Davao City. One of the former Mayors of Montreal (Mayor Tetreault?) had a brother who worked in the missions and taught at the Catholic Seminary here. The Mayor visited the seminary and Davao City in the second half of the 1960s. The first Bishop (later Archbishop) of the Catholic Archdiocese of Davao was Msgr. Clovis Thibault, a French Canadian. We have excellent communication systems here, so you can communicate from here to any point in Canada or the globe. Again, WELCOME!

Wow I didn't know our countries had such a connection! That is great to learn. Do a lot of people in Phillipines speak french at all? I'm from the other side of Canada so we don't know a lot about the history of montreal etc.

I can't wait to go to England! My family Background is English and Irish. I'm a very big fan of Shakespeare so I really want to go to Stratford-on-avon and to the Globe Theatre. I plan to go after my South America trip. I'm hoping I can go work in Ireland and then take some time to go work around Europe.

I'm not a very good irish woman because I can't stand the taste of Guinness. My mom loves the stuff though. lol I guess the English side of me has won out. WE have a theatre summer festival in Toronto that is very big. ITs mainly Shakespeare and called the Stratford festival. ITs kinda a take on the British one.

Ohhh that's great, you will feel a real connection then. We visited Stratford in September and saw The Merchant of Venice at the Courtyard Theatre. The atmosphere was just brilliant. And Stratford is such a lovely little town, it is so old and crooked, it is really filled with character. I have never been to Ireland, but it is on my list. I am a fan of Guinness and apparently it tastes even better when you actually drink it in Ireland. :)

i'm planning to go to Argentina because i'm fond of Argentina football and tango.. my hometown is a small city called Anqing which is beside the Yangtze River and basically its part of middle of China, not south or north..Currently i live in the south big city of shenzhen which faces straight Hongkong... i would be glad if u get a chance to visit China, especially Beijing..i have spent my 4 years college life there and could be your touristguide if u would like..lol

hehe thank you for the invite. I don't know a lot of people from China. I do know a few people here from Taiwan... but that is technically part of china but sorta its own country. I haven't hear much about argentina. Latin american's do love their soccer though!

Thats exciting! What part of South America are you planning to go to? I have not been to China before. The only place in Asia I have been is a small Island Ishigaki which is part of the Japanese Okinawan Islands. It sounds like there is great deal to see there. I would very much like to go to Beijing and see the Great Wall of China. What area of China are you from?

I have not gone on any backpacking trips yet, still on the planning stages.. hehe

hehe .... let me know when you do go backpacking. I like to hear about adventures!

I love Mexico too! I went there twice last year. Its so beautiful and fun. Its also full of culture. WHere in Germany did you travel to? I went to Bavaria near munich.

Thats really cool! I think Franfert is up North. I was in southern Italy. The little town I stayed in was called Aichach. It was very very tiny. Technically a village.

Well I know I landed in Frankfurt, but not sure what town I stayed in. I think it was about an hour away from Frankfurt. I was only 14 and at that time I wasn't interested in the name of the town I just thought it was all so pretty. I know I went and visited Hidleburg, that is where my mom was born.

no problem I'm glad I got to see the picture. Now I just wish I could see them in real life. In all due time I guess.

thanks for sharing this site! =)

And you remember the BEST place here...will you?

Thank you. India does sound very lovely. I don't mind the terrorist attacks as such. Honestly, those hotels that the people were staying in are probably too rich for me. Bad stuff happens all the time all over the world. You just have to take it with a grain of salt. Maybe my mom and I can do a trip to India. I know she's always wanted to go.

I'm from Canada. How is it to travel in India for westerners? I've always been concerned because I only speak english and the culture is so different.

Thank you for the picture! The taj mahal does look amasing!

I have heard of Bali before. It sounds beautiful. I will definately try and make it there in the future. Lol everyone is giving me such beautiful descriptions. Now I have too many places to travel to!

Sounds beautiful!

lol.. I'm definately not coming to live. I'm coming to travel. I'd definately love to go to Jamaica. Its such an interesting place. I'm a big fan of Bob Marley too. I've heard that Kingston is very dangerous.. especially at night.

Thanks for your answer. YOu have given me many things to look up. I'd like to see the tajmahal. My mother has always wanted to see it so it would be nice to take her to see it. What are the ajanta caves?

hi...actually they are rock cut caves made by hand they have lots of rock cut sculptures,they are all buddhist caves have paintings of budda,they used all natural dyes...its very amazing they are dated back to 2nd century BC.

Wow!That does sounds beautiful! I looked up some pictures of them online and they look beautiful. My mom was very impressed as well! Thanks for letting me know about them.

I do love nature! I just have to get in shape first so I can do all the physical activities and hiking.

I should really check out Niagara falls some day. I live in Canada so half of Niagara falls are in my country. Its also one of our big national tourist attractions. However I live on the opposite side of the country so I haven't seen it. My grandparents went and loved it.

Oh! Pink sands sounds lovely! Pink is one of my favorite colours!

I would love to go to Nepal. My little cousin is from Nepal. My Aunt adopted him 3 years ago. She trys to keep educated about the culture because she wants to teach my cousin about his heritage. She hopes to travel to Nepal with him when He's about 11 or 12. Maybe I could go with them.

That sounds wonderful! I like the fact that their are so many different cultures. I really enjoy meeting people from different cultures. Where I live we have a lot of immigrants. In fact we have a national policy of multi-culturalism. Most of my friends in high school were muslim. 2 were from Kenya, one's parent's were from Kenya but was Indian. Another friend's family was from Fiji... also Indian. Its fun to learn about different cultures.