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    Seeing the City

    Sunday grillin.

    A happy street.

    Cebu streets.

    A place where my students have lived.

    Cebu.

    Dried fish.

    Cebu.

    Tight quarters.

    People of Cebu.

    Cooking together.

    People cooking in Cebu.

    Tangled power lines, hanging laundry, a petty cab, a restaurant, and a rooster.

    Streets of Cebu.

    Cebu.

    Skylines in Cebu.

    This place amazes me. It’s absolutely beautiful, loud, dirty, and generally confusing. Thanks for letting me share some non-food stuff as I get used to this new life.

    Speaking of food, Wednesday’s post is killing me in the most delicious way. CAN’T. WAIT.

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