Dumaguete

the first time i went to this place which was also the last (which i hope not!) i was really amazed at what they called the boulevard…and oh, how great siliman university looks (i missed my school) great field…the first school building that was converted into a museum and unfortunately i was not able to go inside. and one thing that really surprised me is the mode of transportation that they have motorcycles, motorbike or scooters…its 90% of the transportation i saw. it was a great place…

great nightlife…entry point for siquijor and apo island…

spend great outdoors in bais and twin lakes…nearby…

need to go back to this city…urban yet still one of the cleanest…lots of friendly motorcycles

…i remember Dumaguete distinctly. i’m sure it’s changed a lot. my dad says it too crowded now and stuff like that, but i can’t wait until i’m able to visit there again. i hear the beaches and resorts are amazing.

i wanna write a poem on the famed rizal blvd. i wanna check out siliman university. i hope to visit before i turn 30.

I am in love with the idea of this place.

Tranquil and with lots of nice people.

Next to Baguio, maybe I would want to settle here for a while.