In the market, no walls separate the coffee seller's stall from the rice vendors, and burlap sacks stand hip to hip. Sometimes, the steam from your rice cooker smells faintly like Arabica grown in the Cordillera highlands and harvested between November and March. Sometimes, a bird flies over the bayabas tree next to the clothesline. A splotch of ripe pink dapples your shirt front; you can't remember which mouth unpeeled the thin skin of green.