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Malate in the early‘60s was a genteel neighborhood of elegant mansions. A stone’s throw away from Remedios Circle is the tree-lined Dr. Vasquez Street where some of the city’s elite families resided. It was the favorite haunt of a 15-year-old impressionable boy named Joe Salazar from Lemery, Batangas. He often strolled along the street after his classes at the nearby Malate Catholic School before walking all the way home to Leveriza, where he and a sister stayed with relatives.
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Personally, the two hardest things to shop for are jeans and shoes – the former because despite their solid claims, there is no singular brand that would cater to all body types (never mind if they have many different styles and cuts), and the latter because, well, my genes simply dictate so. I wear a size 9.5-10, and here in Manila that is quite hard to find. Even if a locally-based shop that sells imported brands carry that size, they would only have, at the most, a couple of pairs.
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