port of Dumaguete at the distanceTook these photos on a Sunday afternoon at the boulevard in Dumaguete City.
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Franzia: hmmmnnn...don't tempt me, pleaseee... 
Franzia: ok, i give in. how much for half-dozen penoy, manong?Manong (thinking): inglesera naman 'to!
Manong: very cheap, ma'am!
hahaha! I'm a sucker for those things too, Luna---nilagang mani, balut,shigalig, fish crackers, turon, banana cue, penoy, mais, chicharon, pongkan, balloons...i get a kick in the thought that I help our economy this way too ;-D!
ReplyDeleteHahahaaa... everyone I know woul dbe tempted to eat Penoy [or balut, as the case maybe] sa harap ng dalampasigan. Great pictures. I know I have been to port Dumaguete but somehow I could not recall the places depicted in these photos.
ReplyDeletehello, JayAshKal! i guess you need to revisit dumaguete soon to get reacquainted with the place.:D
ReplyDeleteit feels great to gaze at the sea while munching something (hehe). thanks for visiting.
i think it's very Pinoy, bernadette. when we were kids, most vendors would drop by our house because my father always bought everything in the basket. bicho-bicho, fresh lumpia, alupe (suman), ibos, palitaw were among our favorites. kumusta ka na? :D
ReplyDeletePinoy na pinoy! We did that with our when we were kids. Those are the old times :)
ReplyDeleteom, ako naman fish craker, I just can't say no to that junkie food! it's my fav, btw you got a nice shot!
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I like Dumaguete City... too bad I only was there for a few hours...
ReplyDeleteOh,I miss Dumaguete. I can't remember when I was last there. That's my mom's province. Have a great week ahead!
ReplyDeletethanks for the photos! love the hanging bridge!!
ReplyDeleteI never got to go down that wall by the boulevard when I first went to Dumaguete. This month, we will go there and I will really go down and touch the waters of Dumaguete. =)
ReplyDeleteMy weekend snapshots are posted here and here. Have a great week ahead!
parang ang sarap ng beach. i miss going to the beach. wala masyadong magandang beach dito eh. :(
ReplyDeleteLove the first photo. There is something in there that...
ReplyDelete- calms me
- hints of sadness
- makes me smile as well.
And probably a lot more.
Half-dozen penoy! Ang cholesterol! LOL!
ReplyDeleteFeel free to view my WS entries:
http://www.maureenflores.com/2009/02/weekend-snapshot-welcoming-babies-to.html
http://sugarfreesweetmoments.blogspot.com/2009/02/weekend-snapshot-take-dip.html
http://tordecillasfamily.blogspot.com/2009/02/weekend-snapshot-diary-of-wimpy-kid.html
lol,half-dozen penoy??
ReplyDeleteI love the second photo..
luna, miss ko na rin ang tsismisan ala cyberspace natin. am busy with artworks for another salcedo art fair on the 14th of march. Silip ka uli! Baka makaabot pa sa gabi! Kamusta na rin ang exporter guru?
ReplyDeletehi, bernadette! i'm having withdrawal symptoms from our endless stories.:D oy, saturday ang march 14th...baka nga makaka-swing ako sa salcedo art fair. busy-busy pa...alam mo naman pag crisis, doble-kayod!:D will write soon, promise!
ReplyDeletehello, iska! naho-homesick ka yata.:D
ReplyDeletethank you for stopping by.
Hi, Luna, I'm from Dumaguete, and I miss home and this scene, and especially at night, the boulevard is very well lighted and lots of vendors selling their wares, lots of people walking and strolling along the boulevard. Our house is just a few blocks away. Nice shots, too.
ReplyDeletehello, ebie! i enjoyed walking at the boulevard after dinner, it's a nice, safe place, and the aroma of grilled chicken wafted through the breeze. wishing you a great homecoming soon! thanks for visiting.
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