This will be the first time I send a box to the Philippines. The boxes are are roughly 20
x 20 x 20" and can be filled full and heavy for a flat fee of $55 to
middle islands and $45 to Manila. (This price is through Willex
Corporation, but there is also the LBC company--when it comes time to
send a box off, I'll see which company gives the better price!!) I
was planning to send the first box I fill to Manila. (this project is
another reason I stop and collect empty beer/pop/water bottles and
cans!!)
items that can be included: as mentioned all the small trial sized items at motels and hotels--even partially used is fine
children's clothing and sandals and t-shoes--more spring/summer than
winter! again gently used is fine (scarves, caps, socks)
toys--even just the
MacDonald meal ones or others you care to weed out from your children's
assortment! (think kids 2 years through 17 years of age)
school supplies: pens, pencils, crayons, colored pencils, notebook
paper, folders, rulers, erasers, small pencil sharpeners,
compass/protractor/ solar powered calculators, coloring books,
children's books--English is taught in the schools
hygiene items: wash
cloth, bar of soap, combs, brushes, hair do-dads for girls, deodorant,
tooth brush, tooth paste, breath mints,
gum and candy is always fun, but NOT chocolate or things that would melt
When I send a box to the Middle Islands, even
canned ham, Spam, sardines, Asian noodles, the dried noodle soup
packages (Top Ramen), canned spaghetti sauce, and adult gently used
clothing would be great!!
I am grateful for any donations ya'll care to give!!!
Friday, February 28, 2014
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Artevelman Filipino craftsmanship Mandaue City
Small Department Store, Bogo City Cebu Island Philippines
furniture section |
tents on wall; strollers |
real Lego or a take off? |
basketballs!! and others |
fishing and other stuff |
it is both a washer and dryer in very small unit! |
liked the inlay on the table |
Liz and Donna looking at shoes |
spray paint not locked up! |
a grocery aisle |
fruity and vegetable ice creams |
look familiar? |
chocolate cakes |
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