Filipinos Stories

Sometimes, the best way to move forward is to take a step back. Jessica was a city girl, but not anymore. She's back in town, living the life she never thought she wanted. She has her own house, a best friend, a confidante, and an intrinsically satisfying job. It's a simple, stable, and independent life. But the question on everyone's minds, including hers at times, is why did she come back? **Some of the characters in this story first appeared in The Sun, The Moon, and Their Stars and its sequel Their Days of Nights.** © 2020-2022 @kathnappy This is a work of fiction. The characters and scenes in this story either are the product of the author's creative imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events and persons, living or otherwise, is coincidental and unintentional.

A poem I made for the victims of the habagat "hener" here in the Philippines. Long live Filipinos \m/ [August 6,2012]

Ana hated the crap out of Yuhan but everything changed in a few months, Ana had to help Yuhan get his girl (Bianca) back but everything changes... All of a sudden Ana & Yuhan start falling madly in love with each other!?! Find out how

A poem dedicated for my lovely country..

Tales for the Streaming Generation (or Cyberpunk Morals from Ancient Dust... and the Chronically Online)

This is the first chapter in a historical fiction story based on a friendship that started at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 between an American girl and Filipino boy. Both characters meet before starting their college education and spend the next 6 years staying in touch through letters and eventually reuniting in New York City. The story is told through a flashback 60 years after the World's Fair and focuses on issues of gender, schooling, race, and love.

Altius Inspiro, Inc., a global frontrunner in customer experience (CX) and business process outsourcing (BPO), has officially secured the prestigious Great Place to Work® Certification for its Philippine operations-an accolade built entirely on employee feedback. Inspiro's team reported over 80% agreement that their workplace is safe, inclusive, and empowering, with particularly strong sentiment around fairness, leadership, and innovation opportunities Additional recognition highlighted how well-supported employees feel in excelling at their roles. Sarah Lewis-Kulin, VP of Global Recognition at Great Place to Work®, remarked that this certification stands as a meaningful testament to an organization's authentic workplace culture - based on genuine employee voice. Echoing that sentiment, Inspiro's President and CEO Ryo Ohashi described the certification as a reflection of the company's "people-first approach," which motivates continued innovation and collective success. With operations spanning 13 sites across the Philippines, the U.S., and Nicaragua, and over 10,000 employees, Inspiro's culture is anchored by the Filipino value of malasakit - defined as care and compassion - paired with a dedication to excellence and innovation. This certification is especially meaningful within the high-turnover BPO landscape, where a thriving, employee-centered environment is a powerful differentiator - both for retention and client reputation. Want to dive deeper? Just click the link below to read the full article! https://hrtech-news.com/altius-inspiro-earns-great-place-to-work-certification/

Are you aware of the common masses mostly the living part in our pages of the Philippine history? Are they contributed less or solemnly sacrificed? Did you recall their battle cries rather than the valiant actions of the great warriors of this country? Only Dr. Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, Apolinario Mabini, and other notable Filipinos leave a lasting impression on our memories and the pages of Filipino history. It turned out ineffective - there was nothing that others were concerned about, and the "little man is forgotten," undeterred spirit knew they were also an example of "what we are now," was lost. Here you will read the facts, memoirs, and information of unsung and glorious Filipino men and women of the past. The life's civilization of the ancestors, the KKK, the weaponry, the first military, other revolution flags, the Igorot warriors, and many more. Dedicated to the "great stars of unnamed Filipino soldiers and warriors."

This History of the Philippines book have history from Prehistory to Fifth Republic. This book have lot of information about Spanish settlement and rule, American rule, Independent Philippines & etc. From the beginning 'till up to now! 2017 -Completed-

Echos! not really daily but you know what we meant. The gang is here once again to show our daily lives! or maybe just in school :P Green minds, laughter and....... PROFESSOR JAEBBY?!!!?".! BWAHAHAHAH"!!""" Credits: @BonnieBounce @crystalshany

A story of how a group of Filipinos met online and became a family

Miso Ooinuzaki never thought the Moon Goddess would turn against him, until she branded him an omega, and he was forced to run away from his tribe in fear of being marked a slave. Now eight years later, he's moved into a human city, studying in a human college. But what he doesn't know is that there's an alpha werewolf in one of his classes, ready to take him for himself. Oscar Borealis is the heir alpha of the Borealis clan. Popular amongst werewolves and humans alike, he works out in the gym and parties as much as he can. There's just one problem, he hasn't found a mate yet. One night, rumors spread amongst the werewolves that Miso is an unmarked omega. A sigma brands him against his will, but Oscar gives him a dilemma. He can either override the dilemma, or throw the omega to the wolves.

It's not about what is happening today that matters. it's what happened yesterday that help us who we are today. STORIES ARE NOT MINE TO OWN. Just an insight of our history through literature.

Complete One shot What is the essence of being a Filipino? Note I created this one when I was in my grade ten days for a friend's assignment.

• thє crαphíхph cσmmunítч íѕ σffícíαllч híríng mєmвєrѕ! • plєαѕє rєαd αnd cσmplєtє thє fσrm ín thє вσσk tσ jσín uѕ!

The author wrote all of his ideas to modernize his country. It is not a story. All readers are welcome here especially politicians. It is only about projects to fight against the harsh reality that the Filipinos faced. It's time to change the Philippines into a well-balanced and highly-developed modern country. Not only Filipinos can read but also, foreigners. You're welcome to copy or even enhance it into a better idea than mine.

Myles Junior Jackson is an adopted 15 year old Filipino, raised by his American parents who love him and a nanny/maid, whose Myles calls her 'Tita'. Living in a busy city, Manhattan, he enjoys his American life. One night, his parents told him about his Filipino birth mother, wanting to see him again in Manila. He never thought about his birth mother wanting to see him again. When him, his parents and Tita arrived at Manila, Myles' life was about to unfold when they meet his birth mother's family.