I’ll be here in Dumaguete until Sunday. The place is just one small bubble for me, walking on a busy Wednesday full of people. I’ve been enjoying a number of things, well mostly food: Kamalig Restaurant, Boston Cafe, City Burger, Why Not, Paradiso, Harold’s, Hayahay. So many dishes, all are great; nothing beats free meals!
So I strolled along the city or just the downtown area. I tell you, take away Silliman, I don’t know what’s going to be left of Dumaguete. It’s literally a walk in the park; a great place to exercise your legs.
Who calls a two-way lane a highway?
Walking on a school day during rush hour while minding my own business.
Going to the sea to experience the breeze.
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Boulevard will always be Boulevard.
Alas, it rained! Now I need to get back to the hostel.
There are a number of things that make Dumaguete city, the city of Gentle People, appealing. I know that if I stay here longer than two weeks, I’ll grow to love the place again. But I’m past the Autumn stage, give me some neon lights!
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soloflightEd.com is a travel blog by Edcel Suyo. He enjoys performing headstands and crazy stunts during his trips in the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Now based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and working to earn a living, he takes time to enjoy the city and travel during weekends.
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haha cool eds. lingaw pud ng away ka sa sobrang ka-busy sa dako na city. 🙂
haha, thanks. yeah, ok ni sya pangbakasyon-bakasyon. 😀