Ruby has two class mates (one Canadian, one Malasian/Canadian) are visiting.
They just got back from a couple days in the new, improved (and cleaned up) Boracay. They said it is full of Koreans. That sounds about right. We have a lot of Korean tourism here: And in Baguio, up in the mountains (where it is cool), there are lots of Koreans, mainly students studying English: it's cheaper than going to the USA. A lot of English teachers in Korea also come from the Philippines.
It is Palenke day, so they went to shop for used clothing etc. Since our cook Dita overcooked the Talapia for lunch (again), I suspect they will also buy something to eat.
They plan to go to the mall with Chano to buy food and snacks and other stuff.
Joy has a bad cough and is waiting for it to clear to have surgery.
Dr. Angie will perform it with her daughter in law, also an Obgyn doc. The bad news? The daughter in law is in the hospital with Dengue fever, which since the rains came has caused a major outbreak in the Philippines, including quite a few cases here.
FINEST KIND CLINIC AND FISHMARKET.... Discussing medicine, culture, and the joys of cooking Pansit.
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