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Cebu 2014: Fort San Pedro

The good thing about having your mother as your advanced party in a place you're planning to visit is that she's already got your entire itinerary covered - without even asking you. Am not complaining, though; for the first time in many years, I was not the one who arranged the schedule. As soon as my daughter Marthe and I arrived in Liloan, a town in Cebu, where many of my closest relatives live and where we will be staying for the next three days, my mother lost no time in enumerating the places they can take us to the next day. Mama had gone ahead of us to Cebu about two weeks prior to see another relative who came home from the U.S. and they had ample time to tour her. I've told my mom that I needed to see a friend at lunch the next day, so our sightseeing will have to be planned around that meeting. No problem, Mama said. We could start with Fort San Pedro . Oh, good! I've always wanted to visit that place but there always wasn't time to do so. At least now...

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