Leilani Martin--- Ang tambay sa FACEBOOK--Kumita ng isang Million ^_^

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Leilani Martin---- From the bottom of our heart

We, Filipinos will never forget all the generosity and help you extended us.Words are not enough to express how much we are thankful...God, Almighty may continue to bless you all.Once again, Thank you so much !!!!MABUHAY KAYO !!!!

Leilani Martin---Hindi po ngayon ang panahon ang sisihan!!!! Magtulong tulong po tayo sa pagbangon!!!!

Sana ikaw na lang si Pnoy kasi mabilis kang kumilos.
Sana ikaw na lang si Pnoy kasi mabilis kang magisip at gumawa ng aksyon.
Sana ikaw na lang si Pnoy kasi hindi ka naprepressure sa mga nangyare sa mga kababayan mo.
Tao lang po si Pnoy hindi po sya Diyos, naprepressure din po sya, nasasaktan, sana po sa tuwing nagbibitaw tayo ng salita isipin natin kung mas makakatulong o makakaencourage sa kanya.
Sana ikaw na lang si Pnoy para maramdaman mo kung gaano na ka durog ang puso niya. Sa gitna ng delubyo sasabayan pa ng mga masasakit na kumento. Wag po kayong mag-alala sigurado ako hanggang kaluluwa niya tagos lahat ng comments niyo.
Sana ikaw na lang ang gobyerno kasi magaling ka...
Sana ikaw na lang ang gobyerno kasi mas marami kang alam...
Sana ikaw na lang ang gobyerno kasi alam mo kung papaano mapapabilis ang relief operations.
Kung naiinip po kayo hindi po ba mas maganda kung tayo mismo ang kikilos para mas mapabilis?
Sa Japan nung nagkaTsunami di uso ang looting, sana ganun din sa atin. Sabi ng isang CNN reporter sa Japan mabilis ang aksyon at naka dispersed ang military forces sa buong syudad bakit daw satin kokonti lng?
Hindi po tayo mga Hapones, hindi po tayo mayaman, wala po tayong teknolohiya at mga kagamitan na meron sila..
Yung tulong po ng galing sa ibang bansa dumating po ba yun kaagad day after the tragedy, hindi naman po diba? Opo mabagal po nitong mga nakaraang mga araw kasi po marami pong bagay ang wala sa ating bansa, pero sa dami po ng mga ipinahiram sa atin n mga sasakyan at kagamitan mararamdaman na din natin ang pagbilis ng aksyon.
Sana po wag na tayong mag-away away sa mga panahong ito, wala pong maitutulong ang pagbatikos natin sa ating gobyerno. Suportahan po sana natin sila. Naniniwala po ako na kung positibo ang magiging pananaw natin mas bibilis ang AKSYON na inaantay natin.
Magkaisa sana tayong lahat sa pagtulong at higit sa LAHAT manalangin sa mga kababayan nating dumanas ng matinding trauma buhat ng Bagyong Yolanda.
Naniniwala ako na buong lakas ng bawat isa sa ating gobyerno ay ibinigay na nila, naway patnubayan sila ng Diyos, bigyan ng Lakas, Kaalaman at patuloy na gabayan sa pagharap sa sakunang ito.
Thank you Lord sa Tulong na ibinibigay mo sa aming Bansa, salamat po at patuloy mo pinapaalala na mahal mo ang bansang PILIPINAS alam po namin na ang lahat ng tulong na ito ay galing sa iyo .Bigyan niyo ng tatag ng loob ang lahat ng nasalanta ng bagyong Yolanda.....Salamat po!

Leilani Martin-- Must Read.. I am Proud to be Pinoy!!!

LOVE LETTER TO FILIPINOS ||David H. Harwell, PhD

I am writing to thank Filipinos for the way you have treated me here, and to pass on a lesson I learned from observing the differences between your culture and mine over the years.
I am an expatriate worker. I refer to myself as an OAW, an overseas American worker, as a bad joke. The work I do involves a lot of traveling and changing locations, and I do it alone, without family. I have been in 21 countries now, not including my own. It was fun at first. Now, many years later, I am getting tired. The Philippines remains my favorite country of all, though, and I’d like to tell you why before I have to go away again.

I have lived for short periods here, traveled here, and have family and friends here. My own family of origin in the United States is like that of many Americans—not much of a family. Americans do not stay very close to their families, geographically or emotionally, and that is a major mistake. I have long been looking for a home and a family, and the Philippines is the only place I have lived where people honestly seem to understand how important their families are.

I am American and hard-headed. I am a teacher, but it takes me a long time to learn some things. But I’ve been trying, and your culture has been patient in trying to teach me.
In the countries where I’ve lived and worked, all over the Middle East and Asia, it is Filipinos who do all the work and make everything happen. When I am working in a new company abroad, I seek out the Filipino staff when I need help getting something done, and done right. Your international reputation as employees is that you work hard, don’t complain, and are very capable. If all the Filipinos were to go home from the Middle East, the world would stop. Oil is the lifeblood of the world, but without Filipinos, the oil will not come from the ground, it will not be loaded onto the ships, and the ships will not sail. The offices that make the deals and collect the payments will not even open in the morning. The schools will not have teachers, and, of course, the hospitals will have no staff.

What I have seen, that many of you have not seen, is how your family members, the ones who are overseas Filipino workers, do not tell you much about how hard their lives actually are. OFWs are very often mistreated in other countries, at work and in their personal lives. You probably have not heard much about how they do all the work but are severely underpaid, because they know that the money they are earning must be sent home to you, who depend on them. The OFWs are very strong people, perhaps the strongest I have ever seen. They have their pictures taken in front of nice shops and locations to post on Facebook so that you won’t worry about them. But every Pinoy I have ever met abroad misses his/her family very, very much.

I often pity those of you who go to America. You see pictures of their houses and cars, but not what it took to get those things. We have nice things, too many things, in America, but we take on an incredible debt to get them, and the debt is lifelong. America’s economy is based on debt. Very rarely is a house, car, nice piece of clothing, electronic appliance, and often even food, paid for. We get them with credit, and this debt will take all of our lifetime to pay. That burden is true for anyone in America—the OFWs, those who are married to Americans, and the Americans themselves.
Most of us allow the American Dream to become the American Trap. Some of you who go there make it back home, but you give up most of your lives before you do. Some of you who go there learn the very bad American habits of wanting too many things in your hands, and the result is that you live only to work, instead of working only to live. The things we own actually own us. That is the great mistake we Americans make in our lives. We live only to work, and we work only to buy more things that we don’t need. We lose our lives in the process.

I have sometimes tried to explain it like this: In America, our hands are full, but our hearts are empty.

You have many problems here, I understand that. Americans worry about having new cars, Filipinos worry about having enough food to eat. That’s an enormous difference. But do not envy us, because we should learn something from you. What I see is that even when your hands are empty, your hearts remain full.
I have many privileges in the countries where I work, because I am an expat. I do not deserve these things, but I have them. However, in every country I visit, I see that you are there also, taking care of your families, friends, bosses, and coworkers first, and yourselves last. And you have always taken care of me, in this country and in every other place where I have been.

These are places where I have been very alone, very tired, very hungry, and very worried, but there have always been Filipinos in my offices, in the shops, in the restaurants, in the hospitals, everywhere, who smile at and take good care of me. I always try to let you know that I have lived and traveled in the Philippines and how much I like your country. I know that behind those smiles of yours, here and abroad, are many worries and problems.
Please know that at least one of us expats has seen what you do for others and understands that you have a story behind your smiles. Know that at least one of us admires you, respects you, and thanks you for your sacrifices. Salamat po. Ingat lagi. Mahal ko kayong lahat.

Leilani Martin--Bangon Philipinas.!!!God bless us all!!

May mga tanong na tanging puso lamang ang makasasagot at may mga kasagutan na tanging damdamin lamang ang makakaunawa.. Walang lugar ang sisihan ngayon at lalong walang lugar ang pagmamalinis. Ang lahat ay nagpabaya at ang lahat ay may pagkukulang. Humingi Tayo ng TAWAD sa mga namatayan at nawalan ng pangkabuhayan.Mag umpisa Tayo ng tama at wag makalimot sa karumaldumal na pagkakamali. IISA tayong LAHI at Tayo Tayo lamang ang maiiwan Pag Alis ng mga dayuhang Naki-isa at nakiramay kaya't ngayon pa lamang ay hubarin na ang damit ng pulitika,pairalin ang dugong maharlika at iwagayway ang ugaling BAYANIHAN ng mga PILIPINO..Kapit bisig tayo sa pagbangon.. !!!Bangon Pilipinas.. Bangon!!!

Leilani Martin-- Please Pray the Philippines !!!

HELPING OUT AND TO BE THE CHANNEL OF BLESSINGS IS ONE OF THE SECRET TO TRUE RICHES.

Due to the massive outbreak and storm surge damages that our kababayan experiences because of the recent Yolanda Typhoon.

We want you to partner with us as we help out in our own small ways, in this way we can really help to our affected kababayans.

We are calling out to our Supreme Wealth Alliance co-members to participate in this movement. Any amount or any material you can help, it will be a great help.

#TEAMACES Leaders will be sending out monetary and material things directly to GMA KAPUSO FOUNDATION.

If you want to help as well, kindly send it directly to the GMA Foundation, not to other person for security purposes.

CHECK THIS DETAILS FOR MORE INFORMATION WHERE TO SEND YOUR DONATIONS: - See more at: ►►►http://www.gmanetwork.com/kapusofoundation/aboutus/donate/

The GMA Kapuso Foundation Office receives monetary and material donations from Monday to Friday, 9:00 am until 6:00 pm.

For monetary donation, the Foundation accepts cash or check which can be personally delivered to the GMAKF Office or deposited in its bank accounts. An official receipt is automatically issued for donors who bring their cash donation to the GMAKF Office. For cash deposits, the donor is requested to fax or email a bank transaction slip indicating intended recipient and contact details for sending of official receipt.

Email: gmaf@gmanetwork.com
Telefax: (632) 9284299 / 9289351

The GMAKF also accepts donation through CEBUANA LHUILLIER , all branches nationwide.

METROPOLITAN BANK & TRUST COMPANY (METROBANK)
Peso Savings
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.
Account Number : 3-098-51034-7
: 3-098-51566-7

Dollar Savings
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.
Account Number : 2-098-00244-2
Code : MBTC PH MM

UNITED COCONUT PLANTERS BANK (UCPB)
Peso Savings
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.
Account Number : 115-184777-2
: 160-111277-7

Dollar Savings
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.
Account Number : 01-115-301177-9
: 01-160-300427-6
Code : UCPB PH MM

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK (PNB)
Peso Saving
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc
Account Number : 121-0032000-17

Dollar savings
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.
Account Number : 121-0032000-25
Code : PNB MPH MM

BANCO DE ORO (BDO)
Peso Savings
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.
Account Number : 469-0022189

Dollar Savings
Account Name : GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc.
Account Number : 469-0072135
Code : BNORPHMM

GIVING IS ONE WAY OF HOW YOU CAN RELEASE THE BLESSINGS TO POUR OUT, ANY AMOUNT WILL BE A REALLY BIG HELP, IT'S NOT THE MONETARY VALUE THAT COUNTS, IT'S THE HEART OF HOW YOU ARE WILLING TO GIVE.

Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you."
Luke 6:38

P.s.
If you can't give for this cause, we love and we appreciate more if you just #like and #share this post so that we can reach more people those are willing to help.

Liking and sharing this movement is REALLY A BIG HELP ALREADY, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

GOD BLESS YOU MORE!!!

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Leilani Martin-I salute you all OFW!!!!

Every dream that OFW's be convenient for their lives, they migrate-country to live with their families! But losing the respect required of each OFW's abroad. Many were raped, not given the salary, imprisoned, abused.I salute you OFW! Long live OFW's!!!

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