Zebra Talk

The only issue I have with this Mall is the lack of good restaurants and a lack of international products in the grocery store.

Have you ever noticed that whenever there are products with black, brown or yellow people on the packaging, they are never sold in major American stores other than 99 cent stores or other novelty stores like Daiso? I knew nothing about these Cracker Jill popcorn. You would think for a product as old as Cracker Jacks, this would be a big thing. Still, I knew nothing about it until it is on the self of a Japanese department store. But hey, nearly every white person I have ever spoken to says there is no racism in America. Yet, they can't even purchase a product because there is a face on the packaging that doesn't look like them.
For those of you that follow my postings, I am not taking about you "if" I'm not talking about you. The majority of white people are not the individuals that would have a problem buying a box of tissue with a black baby on the packaging.

This intersection can be very difficult to enter, as the inlet lanes's view are blocked by huge billboards right at eye level. Then there is no real turning lane for cars turning left. There us also a confusing turning on green when it is safe, but it is clear you can only turn left on a green left turn arrow. I would love to be able to avoid this intersection, but there really aren't any better solutions.

Toril is a pretty average small community, just South of and outside downtown Davao City proper. Due to a lack of infrastructure and poor city planning to, Toril suffers from traffic congestion and a serious lack of automobile parking. The lack of parking hurts small businesses.

It was difficult getting there, but not only do they have ample parking, but they also have just about everything I need for my home.