I am so grateful to have such great friends who are true and real in spite of the fact that we came from different provinces with different dialects. For your information, we have more than 170 languages in the Philippines and we are often use the two (2) official language which is English and Filipino. For us to understand each other, we should speak either Tagalog or English. Some of us come from Visayas (Eastern and Southern part) and others were from Manila (Capital of the Philippines). Languages or Dialects was never a hindrance for us. Although we admit that it was so hard for us before to communicate with our colleagues who come from Manila.
Some are saying that the friends you met in abroad are just temporary, that you should not consider them as real friends for the reason that you just became friends because of the passport. I really don't believe in that, I count them as part of my journey. I value everything most especially the friendship and I sincerely loved them.
You will never enjoy even how delicious the food was without great friends sitting beside you. They will make you laugh from sharing their daily-happenings and experiences. It is like you didn't see them a year ago when the truth was you are on the same shift. I will always love to have a get-together with them because of their craziness and dramas. I won't be tired of listening to their chikas in life specifically with their love life.
Food is life and friends are family.
Photos are all mine.