KA spreads in Paris

Our promoter in Paris Des Amojedo posed before Consul Atty. Angelica Ponce with the book.

The right pix (up) is with Mr. Robert "Bobby" Ramos, PNB Paris-Head and Ms. Mercy Gamboa, PNB Paris-Senior AVP.

Below is PNB staff consists of its Operation Officer, Teresa Reyes with Lyneth and Terence.

Just for the record, Des emphasized they all got themselves their respective copy of the book. Hindi hiram at hindi for press release lang. (Wink!)

Athens welcomes KA

European tour ba kamo? Buti pa etong book ko...kung san san na nakarating. Here's an addition to the list - Athens, Greece.

In the old times, the whole Greece is said to be divided and populated by certain types of people. The athletes & sportsmen, the soldiers and men possessed of physical strengths were said to be located in Sparta. The geniuses, intellectuals and the learneths, in Athens.

So, where does KAPENG ARABO belong? You do the math.

The lovely sisters, Carmela and Jessica, posing for the book before the Great Parthenon.

Still in Paris

More exploits of the book KAPENG ARABO in the City of Lights.


Oh Lord! The book is really in Paris. It is sitting right at the Louvre!

With some of the finest kids in Paris before the Arc de Triomphe.

The supportive team of BPI-Paris.

Here's the pix of our fellow kabayans in Paris who secured themselves copies of KAPENG ARABO. The one in red is our very dear Ms. Des Amojedo who introduced the book and presented the book in Paris (and soon other parts of Europe...yehey!)

Interview with Mr. Charles Tabu

Here are some of the stills of the interview held January 22, 2009. The interview was conducted by TFC Correspondent Mr. Charles Tabu in the comfort of my humble abode in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

I shall do my best to upload the video (if only I can find a way to record the episode).

KA hits PARIS, FRANCE

PARIS, FRANCE - HILIGAYNON ASSOCIATION, a group of Filipinos situated in the most romantic part of the earth organized a soft-launching of the book KAPENG ARABO. The activity was held simultaneous with the regular gathering of the group on a Sunday February 1.

Desire Amojedo, from Cabanatuan Iloilo, spearheaded the occassion and brought forth "soup du jour" to which she cheerfully admitted "eating has always been the best part of our group's every activity.

Amojedo related that the group heard about the book from Cez Sanchez, a member based in Athens, Greece, who brought along a copy from the Philippines. "She has very favorable opinion about the book, and she believes that all OFWs and Pinoy abroad, whether in the Arabian territory (as the title suggests) or not should read it," she said.

"We consider anything that can contribute to the improvement of our condition as a blessing, and so this work of another OFW that advocates productivity, unity and love for our country is such a welcome, and worthy of our support," Amojedo added.

Accordingly, the book is sold among members of the group with a principal objective of bringing the message of the author to as many OFWs in the region; and that any profit that maybe derived therein will be added to the group's fund to finance their charity projects.