Cebuanang Palaweña

#8 Arab Street The most colorful street or district I have ever seen!  Very cool and lively street, too!  Shops along the street have very colorful displays as well. 😀  And what a beautiful mosque you can find there!             ☀ day time           Night time 🌃   Our host treated us in one of the restaurants there. I was very surprised with our bill! Generally, the area is not "price-friendly" 😂 but the foods were really good and I believe all the restaurants there serve Jalal foods.  Pampalubag loob sa presyo siguro. We got free tea. Hahahaha #9 Shopping at China Town     Red          red         red  ♥  #10 Food trip (not all foods in SG that I tasted an...

Continuation: I tried to reach my hotel room without fainting. Praise God! The next day I arrived home (Cebu), I didn't feel sick or I must say, I didn't think I was.😅 I was just very excited because the day after that was my brother's graduation day in college. Of course, I was thinking to attend one of the most special days in his life. However, on that day I woke up, my aunt was already there hugging me and trying to talk me out of it since I was very determined to attend the ceremony. She kept on telling me that we must go to the hospital. Yes, I was still unbelievably in denial that time. I didn't realize how thin I already was and how worried my family was when they first saw my appearance at the airport. Upon looking at my aunt and my parents, there, everything sunk in. 😔 Like, " Am I really sick?" Hehe Accordingly, my father and my aunt brought me to the hospital, while my mother and my siblings attended my brother's graduation ceremony. I was r...

Seven years and counting! Since May is a very remarkable month for me, I would like to share this very intimate journey of mine; not in the traveling world, but in the world of sickness. 🙏😇  Seven years ago, I was diagnosed with abdominal tuberculosis, abscess pelvic. Sounds unfamiliar? It took so long for the doctors to determine my sickness. In fact, I even underwent an overlap surgery, but it was just useless.  Here's the story for you to be aware of this tormenting illness: Location: Thailand 🇹🇭  At first, I just felt some pain on my back- a piercing kind of pain. My colleague told me that perhaps I just needed to drink more water. Does it make sense?😒 I thought it didn't, but I just did it though. Hahaha But then, few weeks had passed, it still didn't cease until I had observed that my tummy became a bit bloated. I kept on putting some efficascent oil for a week that my skin became so red and quite painful already. So, I stopped doing that and decided to see a d...