Hello everyone,
My name is Lawrence B. Pajel. I am currently an active duty U.S. Navy sailor on board the USS Princeton (CG-59), stationed off of 32nd St. Naval Base here in San Diego, CA. I may choose to be stationed elsewhere a few years from now. I was born in the Philippines and moved to the U.S. when I was 10 years old. I continued my schooling here and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from a small private college in Burlington, North Carolina (Elon Universtiy). You can check out the school at www.elon.edu. I would like to speak and write in tagalog, however, I have been exposed to the North American culture for quite some time and have not been able to speak the language. I understand most of it. I'm just a little rusty. I joined the U.S. Navy several months after I graduated and have been in service for a year now this coming October. I will be taking leave this December and will be travelling back to the Philippines on vacation with my family and relatives. I haven't been back since I moved here. I look forward to flying home. I also look forward to joining your discussions here on the site.
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Welcome. My kuya is in the Airforce. He and his family are now stationed in Yokota
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Welcome to this forum!
I hope that you could come and try posting here always!
I hope that you could come and try posting here always!
-tsinooy1 Thank you. I may be stationed in Japan also in a few years.
-Ek-ek Thank you. I will be frequenting this site. I am glad I found it.
-Ek-ek Thank you. I will be frequenting this site. I am glad I found it.
Wow thats cool, my sister is in the Air-Force as well. She is stationed in Langley AFB in Virginia.
Huy mga kapatid, Lawrence, pasok ka sa purong tagalog na topic/thread para makapagbasa ka na ng Filipino kahit konti at kahit basa lang... 
tapos subukan mo na rin mag post doon ng Tagalog, kahit bali-bali... Mabuhay ka!
tapos subukan mo na rin mag post doon ng Tagalog, kahit bali-bali... Mabuhay ka!
welcome din sayo lawrence. try to find an english - filipino dictionary so that you can read it and perhaps study it. 
ilang taon ka na ba kasi dyan. ang mga magulang mo ba ay mga filipino?
ilang taon ka na ba kasi dyan. ang mga magulang mo ba ay mga filipino?
QUOTE (ussprinceton @ Sep 19 2004, 11:42 AM)
Hello everyone,
My name is Lawrence B. Pajel. I am currently an active duty U.S. Navy sailor on board the USS Princeton (CG-59), stationed off of 32nd St. Naval Base here in San Diego, CA. I may choose to be stationed elsewhere a few years from now. I was born in the Philippines and moved to the U.S. when I was 10 years old. I continued my schooling here and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from a small private college in Burlington, North Carolina (Elon Universtiy). You can check out the school at www.elon.edu. I would like to speak and write in tagalog, however, I have been exposed to the North American culture for quite some time and have not been able to speak the language. I understand most of it. I'm just a little rusty. I joined the U.S. Navy several months after I graduated and have been in service for a year now this coming October. I will be taking leave this December and will be travelling back to the Philippines on vacation with my family and relatives. I haven't been back since I moved here. I look forward to flying home. I also look forward to joining your discussions here on the site.
My name is Lawrence B. Pajel. I am currently an active duty U.S. Navy sailor on board the USS Princeton (CG-59), stationed off of 32nd St. Naval Base here in San Diego, CA. I may choose to be stationed elsewhere a few years from now. I was born in the Philippines and moved to the U.S. when I was 10 years old. I continued my schooling here and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from a small private college in Burlington, North Carolina (Elon Universtiy). You can check out the school at www.elon.edu. I would like to speak and write in tagalog, however, I have been exposed to the North American culture for quite some time and have not been able to speak the language. I understand most of it. I'm just a little rusty. I joined the U.S. Navy several months after I graduated and have been in service for a year now this coming October. I will be taking leave this December and will be travelling back to the Philippines on vacation with my family and relatives. I haven't been back since I moved here. I look forward to flying home. I also look forward to joining your discussions here on the site.
welcome sailor. i'm an army medic, are you by any chance a corpman?
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