FEB 22, 2009

February 22, 2009. Today I did things that I don't usually do, things that are not on my Sunday routine. Usually during Sundays I just go to serve and attend mass at the same time and after that eat some snacks and go home.But today I did very different things.

After serving and attending mass I, my big bro, my lola and my aunt went to Max's restaurant to have our lunch. After eating I and my big bro went to Netopia to play lan/internet games and to continue our duel in Defense of the Ancient (DotA) while my lola and aunt walked around Plaza Salcedo. After the 2 - 3 hours of playing I and my big bro we went also to Plaza Salcedo which is the meeting place for us four. Then we've decided to head back to Max's to have our snacks. After having our snacks I and my aunt went to the Public Market to buy some Pasalubongs for her bestfriends in the U.S. because she's only here for a vacation. While my big bro and lola went to Plaza Burgos and waited for us until we come back. After buying, I and my aunt returned back to Plaza Burgos where my big bro and lola waited for us. And then we four have another snacks but I considered it as a dinner already, now on the small stands in the Plaza . My father fetched us, and we've reached home at 6:50 in the evening.

This is really a n unusual day for me becaused for the whole day I am outside the house and it is SUNDAY. And all I have done is to eat and eat and eat, walk and walk and walk, and most of all waste some money. nyaha.

Campus Titles

Every school year JS Prom is exercised at our school, DWCV. And the turnover ceremony is one of the highlights of the said event. It is where the predecessors(seniors) turns over their respective titles to their successors(juniors). The titles to be turn overed are the following: alma mater, campus leader, campus, wizard, campus virtue and campus figure.

Seniors:

• Alma Mater - Marjorie Refuerzo


• Campus Leader - Felice BAterina


• Campus Wizard - Jehrameel Florendo


• Campus Virtue - Samantha Encarnacion


• Campus Figure - Michael June Pelayo

Juniors:

• Alma Mater - Marichris Mosico


• Campus Leader - Gladys Joy Soliven


• Campus Wizard - Anthony Rabang


• Campus Virtue - Anthony Rabang


• Campus Figure - Geneva Munich Latorre

prom.

Juniors Seniors Promenade or widely known as JS Prom, almost every school (secondary level/high school) in the Philippines exercise this event. The event usually starts fist with the promenade, where junior and senior students walked in the public with partners. Second is the class will and class prophecy of the seniors. And next is the candle lighting ceremony, where participants usually the seniors lit a candle and give it to the participating juniors. The juniors will also give some tokens. And another is the turn over ceremony (campus titles). Dance parts usually between each ceremonies and others (e.g. welcome address, messages, and etc.). And last is the awarding of mr and miss JS prom (prom king/prom queen) and etc.

Take My Commands

Last Saturday January 31, 2009 we have our Cadet Officers Qualifying Course (C.O.Q.C.) Final Training at St. Catherine Beach (Calawaan, Tamorong, Sta. Catalina, Ilocos Sur). The training began at 7:30 in the morning until 4:30 in the afternoon. We are assisted by the C.A.T. Cadet/Cadette Officers of the Divine Word College of Vigan (D.W.C.V.). The main objectives of this training (culmination) is to uplift our discipline, cooperation, leadership, and camaraderie among ourselves and especially our subordinates.

Square Heart

Square is the Shape of My Heart

anthony rabang

Unequal treatment of people
The poor always treated badly
People always blame them
That is why life is so unfair

Rich man always thinks he’s on top
With his head up high
Stepping down on lowly people
Selfishness is the only reason for that

If you would try to draw
The heart of some people today
It would be a triangle
There’s someone on top and
Someone at the base

It saddens me so much
Because God created us with no one on top
And no one at the base
How I wish, square is the shape of our hearts,
Always equal