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• February 23, 2010, Gijs writes: Hi Jan, leuke aandoenlijke foto. Maar zeg nou zelf, ben je een Nederlander of niet? Wie wil er nou in dat corrupte, criminele, quasi vriendelijke Filipijnen wonen?
• February 24, 2010, Dave DeWall writes: What great pictures, Jan. Yes, such an innocent and beautiful child. I can see why this is a favorite photo of yours.
• February 24, 2010, Jan writes: Gijs, Thanks for visiting my website. I like to live in the Philippines for a number of reasons. One of them was that I didn't like to live in the Netherlands anymore. I was sick and tired of paying all the taxes, all the regulations and a government........ They haven't quit for nothing.
• February 24, 2010, Jan writes: Hi Dave, Good that you are up and running again. I have more pictures of adorable children but this one was the best. Thanks for stopping by and your comment.
• February 25, 2010, Gijs writes: I can't dispute your comment....Guess it's a weighing decision for every individual. I like pioneering also but I also like the speed of doing things in The Netherlands.
• February 25, 2010, Jan writes: It is a decision a man has to make for himself.
• April 6, 2010, Tom writes: Cute little girl. I have a bunch of pictures I need to go through as well. I'll be glad when I am there full time so I can take more. Every time I get home I get ideas for posts and no pictures to match. Fortunately I have someone there who can take some for me. Keep posting. 8-)
• May 3, 2010, Klaus Doring writes: Great pictures, Jan !

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