What do you miss most about the Philippines?

Question

i miss the food! as well as friends and relatives..

Answer 1

I miss her smile and her laugh....oh wait! you're talking about the country! =P well I don't know, not from Philippine..but I do miss food and relatives in my native country.

Answer 2

I miss the human interaction. The smiles, the food, low cost of living, easy-going people. People are ready to have a conversation with you. They seem to have all the time in the world. Not so in the US - everybody's out in the rat race.

Esp. if you're spending $$$ that you earned here, everything seems so inexpensive.

Downside: congestion, pollution, traffic. If you can put up with these, you'll enjoy the Philippines.

Answer 3

my relatives and friends, and especially my hometown... and also, green mango with asin/bagoong...

Answer 4

My mother in law and sisters in law.   Hey I"D STILL! you are a selfish b***h.

Answer 5

Kinilawng Tilapia (pla-pla)

Answer 6

miss the green green grass of home & lotssssssssssss of rain

Answer 7

I miss the simpleness of things and more things to do and hang out lang kung saan-saan

Answer 8

i miss the peace of mind, San Miguel beer and of course the lovely ladies.

Answer 9

i miss the people! they are so chill, sooo different from the US, always smiling, and enjoying little things. very sweet people :]

and of course my family :[

and the tapsilog breakfast, chicken adobe, lumpia, mmmm yummy

i would loveee to go backk :/

Answer 10

I miss the roosters waking me up at 4 in the morning. (=

Then again you walk to the bakery to get freshly baked pan de sal! Mmmm

Answer 11

of course filipino foods

Answer 12

The women! So nice and pretty.  

Answer 13

san miguel beer, kinilaw, balut.

and her caress.

Answer 14

I miss the following, (not necessarily  in order): turon with  jackfruit inthe middle , hot bibingka, putong balinghoy, pandesal plus newspaper inthe morning. spanish bread, skyflakes malutong kahit anong ipatong, bangus,  etc...

I forgot: Father, brother, sister, nephews/nieces, cousins, aunts uncles, neighbors, friends.

Answer 15

peace before the milf-grp moa

Answer 16

Nothing really because you can get the food in the U.S. and as far as friends and relatives, I don't need some money hungry people knocking on my door.

Answer 17

adobong manok:( and mom

Answer 18

my life!

i miss my life back home. everything that i love to have everyday is there,well except for a few (brownout,flood,unending turmoil done by the gov't)

it was where i grew up,my friends for the longest time are there. having new ones is different.

sometimes, i would say, manila is so crowded. the people are always in a rush thus they tend to be impolite sometimes, they shove and push people when they're in a hurry, they wouldn't even say sorry but still i would say, that's Philippines and i love it...

as they say,home is where the heart is..  

Answer 19

boracay^_^

foods like taho, balot, balun-balunan:(

friends...

snatchers..hehe...joke!

Answer 20

the "tsismisan"

Answer 21

i miss the food, malls, and specially my parents, brother, nephew and niece.

Answer 22

I miss my friends and relatives. I also miss my province and kwek-kwek. =)

Answer 23

Almost lahat, Food, People, Halohalo, Taho, Fiestas, and the Beaches