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A grateful heart not only knows how to survive adversities but how to celebrate successes as well. In difficult times, a grateful man can afford a smile because he, in his life, has learned to see even the little things that he should be thankful for. In his winning moments, he is able to celebrate and appreciate every success. He deals with it not with an insatiable hunger and selfishness but with contentment for each achievement. While he knows there is always room for growth, a grateful man knows how to momentarily stop and humbly credit his success to God, and be thankful for the people who lovingly supported him. In difficult times, a grateful man can afford a smile because he, in his life, has learned to see even the little things that he should be thankful for. In his winning moments, he is able to celebrate and appreciate every success. He deals with it not with an insatiable hunger and selfishness but with contentment for ea

Vigan at night...

Vigan is listed as a UNESCO’s World Heritage Site for being one of the best preserved examples of Spanish Colonial Town. The Philippines is the only Spanish colonial country in Asia, thus making the country very unique compared to the neighboring countries in South East Asia. But before the Spanish colonial times, Vigan used to be a coastal trading port of Chinese traders. So the architecture in Vigan is a combination of Philippine, Oriental and European/ Spanish architecture making the city very unique compared to the rest of the Philippines and the world. Calle Crisologo at Night It is one of the few extensive Philippine historic cities dating back to 1570’s when conquistador Juan de Salcedo, appointed by King Philip II of Spain arrived with Augustinian priests to make Vigan a colonial city. Since then, the city has been through wars from Spanish regime to American and Japanese wars. Calle Crisologo, the most famous street in Vigan is where most of the colon

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