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 DiaryDentist treatment (2017/11/14)
The last day of dental treatment.
When I asked for 'Is this treatment table made in Japan?', they happily explained that it was 'That's right, it's made in Japan.'.
The part that was molded last time was already formed.
Treatment costs and coverage amounted to 10,000 Peso (approximately 23,000 yen).
I refueled at a Shell gas station on the way back.
This lady asked me 'Shall I wipe the glass clean?'.
When I answered "'If it's free, then please'," they cleaned the windshield for me.

This was a service I hadn't seen at other gas stations.
I only had 500 pesos on hand, so I only put in 500 pesos (approximately 1162 yen) worth of gas.
Regular gasoline costs 41.30 pesos per liter (approximately 96.04 yen).
Is it a little cheaper than in Japan?

That's right, the term "regular" didn't really get through to everyone.
I finally got through to them when I said "regular gasoline."
Is my pronunciation bad?
November 9, 2017.   November 16, 2017.