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Sisa at Chinatown

Though I've lived here for 8 years, I have never really been to the other parts of Chinatown aside from People's Park or the mrt.

Mareng M brought me there and opened my eyes to a lot of goodies. We went there to piece a costume for me that will look "Filipina" (our company's DnD is on Saturday and the theme is Around the World). Managed to find an "el cheapo" peasant blouse that has an overlay of a "non-Pina" Barong material.

I wanted to go for Maria Clara look but I think Sisa is more plausible (I got the loudest laugh from my classmates when I portrayed Sisa for our declamation piece in my 2nd year HS - the laugh was even before I spoke nyahahaha so believable, I guess).

The question --- is it Sisa before she lost Crispin and Basilio, or the Sisa after? Haha.
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