Arriving at Tagbilaran port, I spotted a mother and child riding on a canoe looking up at the passengers at the departure area. These people are known as Badjao. They were patiently waiting for whoever to spare them some foods. It was not my first time seeing Badjao people at a port. The last time was worst. It was in Manila where naked kids swimming after every coins dropped by the ship passengers. And seeing the kids' smiles after getting the coins seemed like they are not having any problems in their lives.
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Oh my nakita nako ang Tagbilaran port. Naa raba ko mg amemories aning dapita sis oi... Nabuing na basin magdamggo ko tonight... hehehe! Past is past...waaaaaa..
Nice sis imu jud gi-picturan.. Bitaw daghan kaau nadjao sa Bohol. Maau gani wala ko naapil nila...ehheh! Joke bitaw sis.
great entry sis...love the photo....:)
woi daghan pod ni sa pier sa cagayan woi...maau kau ni sila molangoy bisan mga bata pa.
usahay kay ila pahilakon ilang gamay nga anak para tagaan sila ug sinsilyo....
beautiful.
Mine's up.
Great entry and story. I enjoyed your photo.
waaaa...gimingaw na noon ko sa Bohol...kaadto nako sa ila pier, daghan biatw na silang mga badjao pero dili naman sila badjao tawag karon Chie...mga "goodjao" naman daw sila...hehehe..daghan pod na diri oi nga hawod mulangoy ug gukoron ang barya sa ilalim ng dagat hahaha.
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