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Guimares Island
We stayed at the Raymen Beach Resort for just one night and after a lot of thought and discussion we ranked it as the second worst place we have ever stayed at.
The bamboo room offered little protection from the mosquitoes, the throngs of drunk locals dropped litter everywhere and the f***ing karaoke went on all night. The room was also over ...
Farewell to the clinics..
It's a bittersweet day today. Today is already our last day at the clinics. I had planned to travel to Pastrana with Kelsey and Melissa this morning but my plans changed last minute. Gabby still isn't feeling well this morning and she needed to stay home. So I headed back to Dagami with Allyson for her last day so she didn't have to travel her long distance alone.
We arrived at the clinic and it was the busiest I've seen it ...
Dagami - Take Two!
... or ask for anything with no meat. Today I order Pasta al Olio which should be spaghetti noodles with olive oil (according to the photo). It comes out piled with basil in their version of a VERY strong pesto sauce. My noodles are neon green. I don’t mind it, as I do like pesto and there’s not meat so I’m content. This meal was a bit more expensive than our normal lunches; I spent about $5 today versus the usual $2-3, so it’s safe to say this ...
The Road to Dagami
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I also learned about the Filipino’s involvement in the millennial goals project for the first time today too. The millennium goals were derived by the World Health Organization (WHO) to identify health care goals for underdeveloped countries and the Philippines are participating! Yay! Last summer I advised an honors student who travelled to Africa and she did her final project on the millennial goals in Ghana, so I was happy to hear they are working on ...
Impressed by Iloilo's Imagery
... is recognized as being the quintessential example of what is known as “fortress Baroque”.
From downtown Iloilo, it took us about an hour to reach Miag-ao, passing through the towns of Oton, Tigbauan and Guimbal. Seeing it for the first time, we couldn’t help but marvel at the town’s heritage structure. We ended up spending more than an hour snapping it here, there and everywhere. To me, the visit ...
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