It wasn’t a particularly big shop but next door to it was a Debenhams, and it was strange to see two such British shops in the Philippines. Their clothing was very good quality, but I was looking for much lighter material for the climate. Marks and Spencers had a sale – of long-sleeve flannel shirts! Who would buy them?
Off to Robinsons and, in quick time, I had found any number of shirts in my size. I ended up with 3 polos, 2 loose tees, and 3 short-sleeve cotton shirts. I also found a hat and 2 pairs of sunglasses. I know it seems over the top but I had not brought enough casual gear, knowing that I could buy good stuff cheaply here.
After a ride on the train we found a restaurant and had pizza and pasta for dinner. My pizza was interesting ; it was as thick as a cheesecake and had layers of ham and pineapple in a white sauce, with extra melted cheese on top.

When we got back to Calamba we found that one of Kit’s ‘helpers’ had gone out to get something from the shop and hadn’t got back. Everyone was worried and one of the other girls went out to look for her. She eventually turned up quite surprised that we were worried. She had expected no one to be home until late so took he chance to see her friends and sing karaoke. You can bet she won’t do that again.
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