This is a view from my window. I see this every morning when I wake up.
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This is what happens when I tell Loida to smile. |
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Making flower pots out of old car tires. |
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The neighborhood |
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The road from Loida's house |
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Flowers alongside the road |
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You can see goats everywhere. |
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Hamburger and hot dog stand. |
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20 pesos is a little less than 50 cents USD. |
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Here is my burger. It was quite good. |
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At a restaurant. Everything was about 500 pesos. About $12 USD. Probably a bit expensive for the Philippines. |
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Taro ice cream dipped in taro chocolate. 14 pesos. Almost 35 cents. |
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Jazmine just got out of school |
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Waiting to go to the barber |
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I am next |
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I think this was the second or third time in my life for going to an actual barbershop |
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So far so good. |
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Since I don't pay to get my haircut in America, I don't know what the typical price is. My guess though is that it would be less than 50 pesos. (About $1.20 USD) |
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Got the razor out. No cuts! |
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Got a "nice" head and shoulder massage (I think I would have preferred not to have one). |
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This is how you can know a country is awesome. Pez! |
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Mango marshmallows! |
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