davao day 3: going home

T'was my younger brother's graduation (HS) and we attended which was our main reason why we visited the Land of Promise. At that night, we had a little reunion with some relatives. These are just some small shots of the place where I grew up. Nothing fancy, just tidbits.

Davao City

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This is where I used to sleep when we were taken by our grandmother to stay here.

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The public market. Agdao

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I had time to visit the place where I grew up, it's now a commercial property. It was nostalgic for me since everything seemed too big back then, our neighbors are still living there, it's us that has changed a lot.

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Sta. Ana church

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Marco Polo Hotel, Aldevinco

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Ateneo de Davao, if I were still here, most likely I'd be studying in this school.

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Victoria Plaza mall, the first mall in Davao that everyone really raved about.

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Favorite hangout places like Pen Haus, I remember buying some stationary cards with my friends for Valentines day to give to our 'crushes'. Haha, those were the days. The carousel in Victoria Plaza is still there.

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My younger brother's graduation, he'll be entering college then. Lunch with lola at Sen Ton Wuan.

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NCCC, the mall.

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light

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going home, pose for the camera

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Cebu pacific, it's time everyone flies.


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