"When most of us arrive in the Philippines, we're younger, healthier, and ready for adventure. We accept the brownouts, the rough roads, the bureaucracy, and the delays. But as the years pass, something changes. At 70, 75, or 80 years old, those little inconveniences don't always feel so little anymore. And sooner or later, some foreigners begin asking themselves a difficult question... Is it time to go?"
"When most of us arrive in the Philippines, we're younger, healthier, and ready for adventure. We accept the brownouts, the rough roads, the bureaucracy, and the delays. But as the years pass, something changes. At 70, 75, or 80 years old, those little inconveniences don't always feel so little anymore. And sooner or later, some foreigners begin asking themselves a difficult question... Is it time to go?"