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a day in a life in makati - part 2

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after the early dinner we had in fridays, we ended up in the park near a church (imagine - a church near a mall...) i would say it's peaceful. it will take your mind out of the city life. a peice of nature, might i add.



now before we headed home, the mall's extension - glorietta 5 got our attention. i remember the the old parking lot which was situated there. it is the best extension of the ayala mall i've seen yet. well, there's trinoma. but that's a different story.

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