Balut: chick abortion |
After a long day chasing waterfalls, we spent the night walking around the Baywalk and exploring the different food stalls. We ate tempura and some fish ball and I attempted to eat balut but as with previous attempts, I still wasn't able to. I have never eaten balut before and despite Kaye's attempts to let me eat balut, I still cannot bring myself to eat it. The thought of cooking and eating a developing chick was the bird equivalent of abortion: you let an egg develop into a chick and then decide to end it's life (O_O). Even sipping the balut soup feels wrong. No offense to balut eaters!
We woke up early in the morning to witness the sunrise and for the obligatory I ♥ Dumaguete photo. Luckily, there were few people around so we got to have our photo taken. We heard mass at the St. Catherine of Alexandria Church and then went on to buy silvanas from Sans Rival. After tasting some of Sans Rival's pastries, it was off to Cebu for us.
It was a short weekend trip and we could've went to Siquijor or even Bacolod but time was limited. Oh, well. Not visiting all the places at once means more reasons to go back to Negros. :)
Obligatory I ♥ Dumaguete Photo |