I have a mate discharged from active duty in the Navy after being injured in the legs in a bus blast in London. He still has shrapnel imbedded in his legs after years of frequent hospital visits.

In reading this forum I understand better why there are so many religions

Josephus,

Hope your mate isn't pained by the shrapnel; I was in hospital when I was 10 and there was a wardsman there who used to amuse us kids by letting us feel the bits of shrapnel in his arms from WWI, this was in 1944.

When I was 14 there was this cute little honey who used to lift up her top and let me feel her "shrapnel" as well.

Look Issy a miracle the time of my post; Posted by Paul1405, Sunday, 1 April 2018 5:36:49 AM, and the time on my clock in NSW are now exactly the same, God works in mysterious ways, hallelujah brother, praise the Lord!

Dear Jayb,

You wrote;

"Apparently they were neighbours in Davao when she was growing up."

This is pretty easy mate. What was the name of the street?

I will even give you a clue. I attended the Ateneo De Davao and my sisters went to the Phillipine Womens College. We were all able to walk to school.

Your call.