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OFW’s, How are You

January 15, 2007

An OFW, Well what does that mean? It means an Overseas Filipino Workers. They are the Filipino’s who choose to be far from their families in order to earn a living. They are also the one helping the Philippine economy by their remittances, but why in some part of the world they are also the one whose giving problems in the government. You may read Joe Torres blog at GMA.

Despite the constant reminder of the Philippine Government and giving Pre-Departure Orientation Seminar (PDOS) before living the country. There are lots of Filipino being in jail in different parts of the World.

Here in Saudi Arabia we can read at the newspapers that some Filipino workers had been involved in Alcoholic Drinks, Woman and other illegal Offenses. But why did OFW’s are being engage in such illegal act of their host country. Is it because of their ” Home sickness ” or just because of adventure.

My advise to my fellow OFW, before doing any illegal act at your host country think twice because you have your family way back home waiting for your return and expecting that you will bring them good life. And for those family in Philippines who have their relatives in Overseas why don’t you communicate with them always ( It really helps a lot ). Use the Technology so that you don’t have to spend too much using your local network. Perhaps you can use Mobile Internet or use chatting service and other methods to communicate via Internet and E-mail.

Guys Internet is a blessing from God use it wisely to have more good communication with your family.

Repost from : www.dexfamily.wordpress.com

Written by Dexter · Filed Under Family 

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One Response to “OFW’s, How are You”

  1. nick ignacio on April 27th, 2008 1:29 pm

    i thought u may be able to help me. i’m looking for an ofw site where i can post pictures of cheating wives with their boyfriends in the hope that their husbands wud see them.

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