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Tips: How Does Lucky Box Work in Poppo Live

Many of us don't have funds to become a Normal Vip in Poppo Live. Lucky box can be found when hosting a live at Host Tools and on the Gifts located right hand side. It can be found at Gift second row is the Lucky Box color red . Upon entering a party panel and seeing they have a red box displayed on the left side of the screen there is a timer letting you know when the coins are available. People who are giving lucky boxes can be seen when you click the lucky box. The lucky box is based on your luck if you're able to click it ahead from other people in the panel or viewing the party. Majority most people who put a lucky box is the host. The price of the lucky box is from 10, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 coins. There is a timer starting 3, 5 and 10 minutes. The quantity from 5, 10, 50, 100 and 200 people who can receive the lucky box. When you're the host can decide if you would like All audiences , Follow the host and Join Fan Club pay 100 coins or if you have become a fan cl

Learning Basic Tagalog

When you reach the Philippines in the airport people would greet you saying," Mabuhay" to the foreigners as they have enter the Philippines. That means welcome in English. They will ask you, "Kamusta". They are asking, how are you? This is what you need to learn once you enter they don't use restroom. In the Philippines they call it C. R which stands for Comfort Room. Other people call it W.C which stands for Wash Room. Take note some public restrooms don't provide toilet paper and soap. You will need to bring your own when you feel you are in emergency crisis. There are paid Comfort Rooms that give you a little amount of tissue to use. You will be charge PHP 20.00 ($0.39) When you are a female the lines are usually long during peak hours when it is time to eat their meals. If, you are a senior citizen Comfort Rooms are usually free in most places depending on your location. You may have to inquire first before you enter. There is also separat

Day Trip to Balanga, Bataan in the Philippines

In any breakfast there are people eating dried fish from variety of selections. Every time I am in town in Balanga, Bataan. I would stop by Balanga Public Market Bargain. I have a regular seller where in Tagalog they call it, "suki". Someone that sells something is what we call it and we always buy them in order to get a good discount or deal. I have been going to this person for a very long time. I visit them twice a year. The name of the supplier is Boots. Contact: Boots: 09999984868 Len: 09994832299 I was able to take a picture with my suki when I was there so I would remember how they look like. This is Ma Caramela who is selling it. Smoke Tinapa Bangus (Milk Fish) Dried Tuyo not salty Smoke Tinapa They also have dried pusit (squid) , dried daing (boneless bangus milk fish) and many more. Some people ask me why would I travel two hours just to buy dried fish first of all the dried fish are really fresh and it is inexpensive. Not o

Filipino Marinated Daing ng Bangus Recipe

Most grocery store in the Philippines carry boneless daing (boneless milk fish) that are pre-marinated. Some time it can be too sour in our stomach when they use too much vinegar. Our cook has her own recipe and was able to catch her marinating a new batch for our home. Filipino Marinated Daing Recipe : Ingredient : 2 kilo Boneless Daing (Bangus) Fresh Fish (Boneless Milk Fish) wash and clean fish with water  Every kilo half cup of White Vinegar Every kilo 2 Tbs Minced Garlic Every kilo 1 Tsp Salt Every kilo  2 Tsp Black Pepper Step 1 : Place all ingredients in a or palangana (washing bowl) or casserole Seasoning of the marinated Boneless Daing (Milk Fish) Step 2 : Fish has been cleaned and place in colander Step 3 : Follow the video on how to place the ingredients on the boneless daing (milk fish)  Each boneless takes five minutes. Step 4 : Place on a plate once marinated Step 5 : Place in Tupperware and kept sealed wi