There’s only so much you can eat in an afternoon when you’re alone in a new city, so here I’m going to talk about just a couple of restaurants in Dumaguete. I was immediately attracted to the quaint Spanish-style architecture of the the Spanish Heritage Building, where Cafe Antonio’s is tucked away on its second… Continue reading An afternoon of eating at Cafe Antonio’s and Sans Rival in Dumaguete City
Apo Island is a 30- to 45-minute boat ride from mainland Negros. It’s tiny, just about 12 hectares in area. Everyday there’s about three hours of electricity, from 6 to 9 in the evening. Rainwater is collected for everyday use, so sometimes, in the summer months, the homestays would have no water for you to… Continue reading Diving in Apo Island
This blog entry should have been written last June if not for the takeover of my teacher life…and perhaps, even though the narrative was already running in my head as I was experiencing it, I still needed to digest what the whole experience meant. Or maybe I just got really lazy. 🙂 In any case,… Continue reading Traveling solo in Dumaguete: a late blog post
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