Photo Album ng Pinoy sa Middle East: Minsan May Limang Pilipino...

Minsan May Limang Pilipino...

Meriendang Pinoy

First time naming mamasyal sa malayo-layong lugar. Siyempre, nasa vicinity pa rin ng Riyadh pero malayo na sa Olaya kung saan kami naka-based. Ito pala yung Deriyah, ang dating siyudad ng mga Saud daang taon na ang nakalipas. May nakita kaming ruins (siyempre, puro ruins yun!) ng mga pillars, naisip naming mag-ala-Karate Kid pero ang uso nga pala ngayon ay japorms. Kasama namin dito yung dalawang Indians, sina Shakeel at Naseem.

Filipinos at Computer Horizons: Nomel, Teddy, Larry and Chito

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Kasama ang Western Qasr

We used the self-timer feature of our camera para magkakasama kaming apat sa picture pero mukhang mas gusto pala ni Larry na kunan yung Western Qasr na nasa background namin. Ayun, nagmukha tuloy kaming foreground. Hmp!

Lakwatsa sa Bat'ha

Hindi kumpleto ang weekend ng mga Pilipino sa Riyadh kung hindi sila dadaan ng Bat'ha. Lalo sa araw ng suweldo, buhay na buhay ang Bat'ha sa mga Pilipino. May tumatambay lang, may nagsho-shopping, may kumakain, may rumaraket. Kung nasa Riyadh ka, hindi maaaring hindi ka mapapasyal ng Bat'ha.

Iba si Jhun. Kung titingnan mo siya, kalog at malakas mang-goodtime pero OK na kaibigan ito. Balik-Saudi na si Jhun. Nanggaling na siya sa Jeddah kung saan tatlong taon siyang nagtrabaho. Tulad ng marami sa atin, pag-iipon din ang dahilan ng pagsa-Saudi niya. Meet Jhun and meet real Filipinos at MEPinoy.

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