This Filipino family discovers Cambodia as the most family-friendly country.

When Camille and Borky Perida had their baby Gabriel Serif in 2009, the college sweethearts had to rethink their future.

“We lived in Malolos, Bulacan, and were both working in Manila," Camille, a marketing professional at a publishing company, began.

"Every day, we had to travel for about 2-3 hours to get to the office. We had no time for our son because he would still be sleeping when we leave in the morning, and already asleep when we get home.

"Renting a house near our workplace was not an option because we did not want our son to grow up in a polluted and congested place."

Camille and Borky never thought about leaving the country, but an opportunity presented for them.

Borky, an art director, was offered a higher pay in Cambodia, and they decided to give a shot...

...If you're one to watch your diet, there's plenty of choices, too. Khmer food is not only delicious, but it's also healthy. "Most of the food here is served with vegetables--even street food. When you order a 1-piece chicken meal at KFC, it comes with pickled vegetables and egg."







Read more at https://www.smartparenting.com.ph/paren ... kT8bgt2.99

Yep, no Jollibee here.....

It’s nice to see Mr Potato head from Toy Story doing well for himself.

During my first and only visit to Cambodia (PP) so far I was warned countless times to be aware of snatch thieves and also for my safety. Now I know these warnings are exaggerated and uncalled for since Cambodia is a Family Friendly country. Next time I come I shall not be so uptight as my first.

I'd marry a Filipina just so I could have a decent feed of

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/v ... fr=yfp-t-s

Duncan wrote: ↑Wed Jan 02, 2019 6:07 pm I'd marry a Filipina just so I could have a decent feed of

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/v ... fr=yfp-t-s

But not balut right?

clutchcargo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 02, 2019 6:12 pm

Duncan wrote: ↑Wed Jan 02, 2019 6:07 pm I'd marry a Filipina just so I could have a decent feed of

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/v ... fr=yfp-t-s

But not balut right?

They even do that better in Cambodia

IMO Philippines has by far the worst food in SEA, even adobo is very hit and miss

Cambodian style...

Despite the 79% on this board I loathe, I am back in the mix for a possible retirement in Sihanoukville. It's whether I come there with a srey in tow or solo. Solo is looking more like the road I'm going to take, and probably for the better. I'm sure I can find a nice lady friend to settle down with. I"m not looking for soapy bars or 24 yo's. Half my age + 6 years. Totally fair.