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How time change! At their age, I don’t think my parents would allow me to go to Baguio with my friends alone unchaperoned. My father was so strict. I could not do those things!!!
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Good to know. From what I have seen, it’s often more about parents changing than a town changing. There are neighborhoods around here I wouldn’t go to because there are problems (gangs, crime, etc.).
I went to Kansas City (KC), Kansas about 14 years ago. Our driver assured us she knew where she was going because I asked. Turns out she didn’t. She called a KC friend and as soon as she gave the cross-streets, she was told to get out of there now as it’s a gang neighborhood.
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