So, one of our subscribers was kind enough to invite Michell and I up into the province to take part in a little lechon baboy
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Category: Food
Dumaguete Public Market
One of our subscribers had been requesting that we do a video of the wet market for a while now. As luck (or rampant insomnia)
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Vegetable Shopping in the Philippines
Daro Produce Market One of the great things about living or retiring in the Philippines is the wide variety of fresh, locally grown produce that
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Mang Inasal and Going Under the Knife
I love Mang Inasal. I say that without reservation and with absolute conviction. I am not certain of too
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Trying Tempura, Michell’s First Check, and Pink Houses in the Philippines
Lined up along the northern edge of Dumaguete’s Rizal Boulevard is a section of rather small plastic tables and chairs. This diminutive
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Godzilla and My First Philippines Earthquake
Yesterday I had the opportunity to experience two things: A pretty bad movie (Godzilla) and my very first earthquake. Both were equally disappointing,
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Escaping to Dauin to Beat the Philippines Heat (GoPro Dive Housing Test)
So the hot temperatures are continuing, and we have been occasionally hitting the beach in the afternoon to take advantage of the cool ocean breezes
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Cove Sands Beach Resort – Siaton, The Philippines
This past Monday we (about 6 other expats and their wives/girlfriends) took a trip down to Cove Sands Beach Resort in Siaton, Negros Oriental, which
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Ten Things – Mail, Shopping, Romance, Language, and Culture
7. Mail/Online Shopping One of the things you are going to miss after transplanting yourself to the Philippines is the efficiency of First World postal infrastructures
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Malatapay Market – Negros Oriental
Beach at Malatapay. Michell and I headed off to Malatapay, a barangay (village) in Zamboguita, a township just 5 KMs south of Dauin. A pretty
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