I remember Baby, a colleague from Polymer Chemicals, a company where I used to work. Baby is a member of the Dating Daan religious group.
There was a time that they had foreign visitors from their church, who wanted to go shopping for bargains.
Together with some church-mates, they escorted their visitors to Divisoria. Whoa! Although they got the bargains that they wanted, it wasn’t exactly a great shopping experience.
There were literally seas of people shopping,. Thus, it was quite difficult to walk, especially if you’re traveling with a group.
Plus, there was the wet and a bit muddy street – as if you’re in a wet market shopping for fish.
And not to mention, the danger of pick pockets.
There were literally seas of people shopping,. Thus, it was quite difficult to walk, especially if you’re traveling with a group.
Plus, there was the wet and a bit muddy street – as if you’re in a wet market shopping for fish.
And not to mention, the danger of pick pockets.
She swore not to bring visitors for shopping to Divisoria again. That was during the 80’s.
Nowadays, Divisoria has a new image. One that people like Baby will surely like. There is the Divisoria Mall, Tutuban Mall, 168, Meseic Mall, 999 and recently City Place.
Not far from 168 is the City Place, the newest Mall at the Divisoria Area.
It provides commercial spaces and residential condos as well |
Whoa! I didn't realize that there is a 698 |
Inside 999. For those who are interested, there are still stalls available. |
More finds at the 999 Mall. Going to a party? Getting married, anyone? |
Remote Controlled Helicopter. Who ever said that only kids play |
WOW, more toys for the big and small boys |
Interesting find at 999 -- Bladeless fan. Price is written on the flying paper.
I recently saw a similar fan at SM Manila, and at an SMX Exhibit. |
Move over 168 and 999.
Let's take a look at the City Place
|
The rickshaw exhibit reminds shopper’s that they are in Chinatown |
Human Maniquin -- for a few cents placed in his can, he'll move for you |
Entertainment at the mall. Tired of walking or simply window shopping, this band offers good music |
No comments:
Post a Comment