Here is a bird's-eye view of the Agdao Market. The aisles are quite narrow in places.
This was my supper one evening when Christina was at the clinic.
Yup. We've got Hummers here!
Maybe a wedding? Maybe they were just transporting them to their intended destination.
This was after a meeting regarding our necessary immigration paperwork.
These are the only pretzels I've seen in the Philippines. And the company that makes them is just a short drive from home. I just about fell over when I saw these.
If I ever miss Ephrata, I'll just have to go by this church and it'll feel like Church Street.
An old building near where I do my banking.
This is the road where the clinic is located. And this shows how much flooding occurs on the street when it really rains. We walk around to the next street to get there.
A large, lantern-filled Christmas tree in People's Park.
A Christmas gift I received from one of the girls who bought it on the island of Luzon (where Manila is located). It holds a roll of toilet paper inside it's head. And it reminds me of some items that Ten Thousand Villages used to sell.
Two of the guards at the clinic as I wait to walk Christina home at night.
Breakfast from last weekend at a local "Resto-Bar."
The many fish (daghang isda) available in a grocery store in one of the malls. Some day I'll have to get some photos of the fish at the market. They might not be so colorful, but it's still a sight to see.
I hope you enjoyed them!
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