If there’s one thing that that I don’t use to see living in a progressive city in Korea, that is mud in my feet so when I went home to our province my feet is always dirty and I hate washing my feet all the time so I have asked my mother to buy higher slippers.

So one day when they came home from town they have black slippers for me, higher heels as I requested they bought it from MSE. It was cute and light weight so I don’t struggle when I walked. The upper sole is made of man-made leather and the sole is EVA.

After buying our daily supplies my husband and I went to Daiso section where all products of Daiso where displayed. We are looking for binder ring and pair of slippers that my husband can wear inside the classroom. He feels uncomfortable wearing his pair of shoes while teaching, I think he was used the way it was before in his old school where they have to left their shoes in the lobby and wear in door slippers to their room.

The biggest pair of slippers is still small to his feet but when we look around for binder ring I am able to find one pair of larger pair. So I took and return the pain in our cart.

Two days before my flight my mother and I decided to loiter and shop in Baclaran. It is the famous place for buying whole sale and cheap items like clothes, slippers, pants and etc.,

We took a bus to Baclaran and while on the way the bus stopped and after which the conductor instructed us, the remaining passengers to go to the back we are both in awe on what is happening we thought we are going to be hijacked or hold-up. With question marked on every passenger’s face the conductor told us to transfer at the other bus which is at the back of our bus.  Lol, such a day!

As expected Baclaran is full of people walking and wandering around. We look for the area where you can buy whole sale, we first found the whole sale area for slippers and we bought 6 pieces of Sandugo slippers and after asking a guard we are able to find the whole sale area for clothing. We just bought 3 or six pieces, we didn’t buy a lot because we don’t have enough money for it.