Divisoria- Part 2

In order to rebook our ticket, i need a travel tax exemption certificate to be issued by the department of tourism. So, today we did drive again to manila and after paying 200 pesos for the paper, we decided to shop again at divisoria, the busiest and cheapest stores in the Philippines. Going there, we took the claro m. recto road in which i suddenly remember my college days in the university belt. This time we shopped at 168 mall and the ilaya public market where dirk felt suffocated inside the narrow stalls because of the combined chemicals used in the fabric and the outside smell of dried fish.

The people shopping today were tripled compare to last weeks visit. We just buy some christmas gifts for my grandchildren and dirk also bought a new digital camera with 7.2 megapixel for me, an addition to the number of christmas gifts he already given. I would say that i am very lucky because dirk pampered me a lot.



Dirk also bought a black fabric for his customized t-shirt and i was surprised that they sell it by kilo and not by meter or yards. We did not stayed there long because we're going to try if we can make it before 5pm at kuwait airways for the rebooking of our ticket, unfortunately its not possible because of the heavy traffic.