Market Days: Sunday & Thursday

To some people, Sunday is a day where you can spend time worshiping God at the same time making it a day where families bond together after busy week of work or school.

And Thursday is just another typical day of work or school.

Photo By: Glenn Militar

But to Hinigaranons, Sunday and Thursday is also a day where you can buy quality and affordable fruits, vegetables, and many other things that they need for their households.

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People would buy the ingredients for their "sud-an" (dish) and then stop over at "ukay-ukay" stalls which rarely they would find foreign money(ex. USD) on the pockets of shorts, pants, or bags.

Ukay-ukay is also where you can find sometimes a good branded stuff, which I can attest to myself because I bought this a month ago an Uniqlo maong pants that has only a small damage but can easily be repaired with a needle and thread.

Photo By: Glenn Militar

Photo By: Glenn Militar

One of the best thing of going to these Market days is seeing your friends, classmates from High School & Elementary, and relatives. Seeing them and catching up on each others lives immediately becomes a mini-reunion.

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