Cavalier Lily's Diary



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17/12/30 The backyard
17/12/28 Driver's license
17/12/25 OZAMIZ at Daiso
17/12/24 Christmas Eve
17/12/21 Christmas Song
17/12/20 Seaside park　
17/12/19 I bought a chair.
17/12/17 Playing Christmas songs
17/12/15 I took care of a puppy.
17/12/14 Elementary school dance
17/12/10 Tangub city
17/12/07 City Hall illuminations
17/12/04 Christmas decorations
17/11/30 Night Royroy
17/11/22 Lily's dad is hospitalized.
17/11/16 Clarin Market
17/11/14 Go to the dentist
17/11/09 sunset
17/11/09 9:30am
17/11/03 Roy Roy and Yang Yang in the evening
17/10/30 Seaside park at night
17/10/28 Car repairs completed.
17/10/27 Go to the dentist
17/10/26 Royroy and Gigi
17/10/25 Roy Roy's Stand
17/10/21 Gigi's traffic accident
17/10/20 Roy Roy and Yang Yang
17/10/12 Battery fluid replenishment
17/10/08 To Hoyohoy
17/10/06 Congratulations on reaching 420,000 views!
17/10/06 To the beach park
17/10/03 To Cagayan de Oro
17/10/01 Gaisano Shopping Center
17/09/28 Clarin Market
17/09/27 Jinny is doing her homework
17/09/26 Letters from children
17/09/25 Birthday party
17/09/25 Birthday preparations
17/09/19 A scene from a high school classroom
17/09/17 Jean has returned
17/09/15 Jinny's laundry
17/09/13 Dance practice
17/09/10 Studying English
17/09/09 Gigi visa issuance
17/09/08 Jinny's homework
17/09/04 Refund of airfare
17/09/01 Returning to Osamis
17/08/31 Trip to Japan cancelled
17/08/29 Back to Cebu
17/08/27 Roy Roy and Yang Yang
17/08/25 Studying Japanese and English
17/08/17 To Toyota in Talisai
17/08/16 Day 2 in Cebu
17/08/15 10,000 roses
17/08/15 Documents submitted for temporary visitor status
17/08/15 I went to Cebu Island.
17/06/05 I bought a car.
12/07/15 Photo Album of Memories: Cebu Island Edition
Cavalier Lily's DiaryGaisano Shopping Center (October 1, 2017)
I went to Gaisano Shopping Center.
This is the largest market in Ozamis.

Many shops in Osamis are closed on Sundays, and even on weekdays they close after 5 pm.
Even salaried workers (both spouses working) who want to shop after finishing work at 5 pm find that most stores are already closed.

Exceptions include17/09/28 Clarin Market.Markets like this one, which sell everyday groceries for ordinary people, stay open late.
Gigi came along because she had a week's worth of laundry piled up, hence the 'Take the kids with you.'.
Julia (Jolyna) and Joyjoy (nickname Joyjoy/Jocebelle) are second graders, and their mom is Anabell.

I bought the kids snacks and apple shakes.
I had a mango shake, but the ice was so cold it gave me a brain freeze.
The store is spacious and offers a wide variety of products, from daily necessities to meat and fish.
I was looking for Kikkoman soy sauce, the most important item I needed for my shopping today, but it was out of stock.
It looks like you'll have to search in places like SM or Ayala Mall in Cebu.

I had also written down what I needed for toilet paper, shampoo, etc., on a memo, so I was able to shop without any hesitation.
This is the cash register counter.
Everyone piles their purchases onto the table.
Instead, the staff member behind you will pack it into a plastic bag for you.
Finally, I bought a pizza from Greenwich to finish things off.
This was also an order from Gigi.
One cost 260 pesos (approximately 600 yen).
September 28, 2017    October 3, 2017.