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Be the voice For those Who have none-- For the ignorant; For the lonely; For the persecuted; For the meek. Be the scream For change. "Voice" #Voice #VoiceForChange #diwa #yqbaba

Be the voice For those Who have none-- For the ignorant; For the lonely; For the persecuted; For the meek. Be the scream For change. "Voice" #Voice #VoiceForChange #diwa #yqbaba

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"Mum, I'm so full! See my tummy; I can't eat more! It'll kill my diet!" "Okay, darling. Throw your leftovers in the bin. " At the garbage disposal area... "Mum, I found a bag full of food! Wow, we have something to eat!" "Oh, thank goodness, child! Let's go sell these plastic containers at the junk shop. We can save the money for another meal tomorrow. Leave some of that pagpag for your siblings, too." "Food" Pagpag, the Filipino slang for food that gets recycled, literally; mostly, from the garbage dumpsites. While plastic containers and scraps of metal get to be sold to various junk shops, the collected edibles get to be re-cooked (if possible) and eaten. Some roam the bins to find "fresher" hoards. It isn't a derogative term, actually. It's a fact of life for many. Sometimes, we ought to open our eyes to these realities, in order to remember our own blessings--and, also, to help others,

"Mum, I'm so full! See my tummy; I can't eat more! It'll kill my diet!" "Okay, darling. Throw your leftovers in the bin. " At the garbage disposal area... "Mum, I found a bag full of food! Wow, we have something to eat!" "Oh, thank goodness, child! Let's go sell these plastic containers at the junk shop. We can save the money for another meal tomorrow. Leave some of that pagpag for your siblings, too." "Food" Pagpag, the Filipino slang for food that gets recycled, literally; mostly, from the garbage dumpsites. While plastic containers and scraps of metal get to be sold to various junk shops, the collected edibles get to be re-cooked (if possible) and eaten. Some roam the bins to find "fresher" hoards. It isn't a derogative term, actually. It's a fact of life for many. Sometimes, we ought to open our eyes to these realities, in order to remember our own blessings--and, also, to help others,

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"But, Mum, I don't want my shoes to get wet! Can I miss school today?" "No, baby. You need to go. You have your new jelly boots to wear." Somewhere else... "Mama, may I use these plastic bags for my feet? It's raining and I just think these'll help protect my socks from the flood." "Okay, child. But get the old ones. We can still save the newer ones to store food." "Feet" The disparity between the rich and the poor has become too blatant that even something as encompassing as the flood exhibits a huge difference, wherein the ones who suffer the most, shall always be those who have next to nothing. #Feet #VoiceForChange #diwa #yqbaba

"But, Mum, I don't want my shoes to get wet! Can I miss school today?" "No, baby. You need to go. You have your new jelly boots to wear." Somewhere else... "Mama, may I use these plastic bags for my feet? It's raining and I just think these'll help protect my socks from the flood." "Okay, child. But get the old ones. We can still save the newer ones to store food." "Feet" The disparity between the rich and the poor has become too blatant that even something as encompassing as the flood exhibits a huge difference, wherein the ones who suffer the most, shall always be those who have next to nothing. #Feet #VoiceForChange #diwa #yqbaba