Time flies.
Seems just like yesterday. You were a part of me... Joke. CORNY. HAHA.
Well, it seemed like they all happened just yesterday. The first day of my senior year, the Tuesday mornings spent in San Isidro teaching Religion to the kids there, the field trip that sucked because of our adviser, the memorable Baguio retreat, those university-hopping we made, the movie marathons, the mallings, the practices, the gabfests (which were usually done while a teacher is busy blabbering things that are too boring and uninteresting to pay attention to ), the laughtrips, the foodtrips, Miguel impersonating teachers, the swimming/birthday parties, the shootings, cutting classes, the misunderstandings that led to petty fights, the kopyahans, the I-feel-like-i'm-gonna-throw-up feelig we get every time Sir Toby asks someone to get the index crds because we're gonna have a recitation, the "Bible Studies" (wink wink, NOT what you think) and countless other events which may seem like nothing to other people but memorable to us.
For me, this year was the most memorable of all the 11 years I spent in that school. Sure, I may have hated some teachers and our our Principal (which is, the female counterpart of Emperor Nero, I may go on but it gets meaner), but what made it memorable was the experiences, the fun we had in each other's company and knowing that we have each other's backs no matter what.
I can't imagine what would happen if I was put in another class.
Well, I'm pretty sure that in college, I'll always find myself reminiscing and looking at the pictures and videos on my cellphone.
*Sighs*
On Tuesday, I'll be graduating.
I feel sad.
When there were still classes, I remember thinking that I can't wait to graduate because I want to leave that school forever, etc etc. But now that day is nearing, I now find myself wishing that there ARE still classes.
I think...maybe I'm just scared of college and everything or, maybe I really would miss high school life. Or maybe both. But whatever. I'm gonna say goodbye nonetheless.
We always have to say good-bye in this life. It's a part of this world, of how we live. No matter how sad it may be.
Next week, after I graduate, I'm gonna have to worry about my future. You see, my path's not yet clear. I envy Tetang and Miguel, they've both got supportive parents that are willing to send them to a "GOOD" school. As in, good. Whereas mine, well let's just put it this way, my mind's all set to the school that I want to go to and to what I wanna do with my life. But my parents messed it all up.
I wish I have my own money.
Well back to the graduation thing. Honestly, I didn't feel bad at all while rushing to do all those requirements and last-minute tasks (they were the reason why I haven't updated in a while, plus the finals) for the teachers. Sure, I felt so effin' exhausted but I thought what the hell?! I'm also gonna miss it all! So, good luck to me, good luck to all of us.
Sana walang mapariwara sa atin.
God bless us all!
I love you, El Pauli!



Making the most out of the remaining days before graduation.

(I will post the other pics on my Multiply after graduation)

Shet, birthday ko na rin pala sa Tuesday, 17 na ko, tanda ko naaaaaaaa!!!!!!!