cebu manghuhulas, outpost, etc
Highlights (the ones I'm willing to share, anyway - the other bits are a little too personal):
* I will have one marriage and one separation (uh yeah, check)
* I shall have twins (!!!)
* I will change my residence regularly
* I have a cute foreigner (white guy) admirer
* I'm very fickle-minded
* My livelihood entails getting many small payments over the course of my life (freelance... or wait, do I hear royalties?)
* I won't get married again
* All my life's dreams will take oodles of time and patience to achieve
* My mind is very focused on two things: love and career (to the detriment of everything else, apparently).
On Saturday night, the wife of my dad's co-worker got her cousin to take us around Cebu. We went to all the usual suspects: Loft, Vudu, and Forma. Got bored quickly, probably because I don't dance and there were no good-looking men, and the places had a tendency to be packed with clique-ish Koreans, and the music sucked, and there were no good-looking men.
I told our kind host that we wouldn't be averse to going to a place where we can just drink and listen to a local band. She took us to Outpost, where we spent the rest of the night listening to Cebuano rock (sung mostly in English). The place had a homey, neo-hippie feel, kind of like Sanctum back in the day or SaGuijo now, except Outpost is much bigger. I think it's basically a revamped old Spanish house. Apparently, it's the nexus of Cebu's indie music scene. Fun times. Plus the beer was cheap.
Cebu camwhorage to follow.
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