JS Prom of MLC

JS Prom has really changed since my days. Now, it is not only attended by the Third Year and Fourth Year High School but also with the Grade 5 and Grade 6 Elementary Pupils. Of course, the suits and gowns of the children are more sophisticated and elegant than before. That is why I also suit up for the event. Besides, I don't want to look like a "yayo" of the kids.


The night is really enjoying. I enjoyed the beauty of the night... Plus I took the opportunity to pose with some of the lovely (young) women of the night...


Kaye


Precious


Janine


Sheila


Anne

My family

My Dad with Ewok


My Mom at the mushroom


My Sister with Garfield

Japanese Tunnel

"You can just imagine how many people died in this place during the Japanese occupation."

A Reason to Celebrate

Finally, the ESC inspection just ended... It's really a very satisfying feeling, when you've exhausted all efforts for a task, then reaping everything... Aahh! It's what we call, "A job well done... and more."

In the picture, from left to right, Mrs. Forro (our Principal), the three ESC inspectors and Mr. Latorre (our Assistant Director).

The MLC teachers and staff having a celebration after the inspection.

Happy New Year. Happy New Life.

It's been a year since I left Manila. I've been thinking... What had happened in my life since then?

My new girlfriend

Everybody keeps on asking me if I have a girlfriend. I always answer them that it is not my priority at the moment. I need to put my focus on my finances and other things. Girlfriend? Hhhmmm... maybe. What could I lose? I have had my heart broken many times already. And I've got room for more. But I hope that when I met the next one, it would be the right one.

Now, I am proud to present to you my new GF. She is beautiful. She is "Aurora". Named after the name of Sleeping Beauty. She's a bit shy, a bit wild...

Here she is... my new girlfriend...

She's a half persian-half native tabby cat.

RSPC 2k8 @ Kidapawan City

The Regional Schools' Press Conference had just ended yesterday, December 16, 2008. We have three students from the elementary department who qualified for the Regionals. Sadly, nobody was qualified to go to Nationals. However, it is not that bad. We had fun. We had learned a lot.
Alfred and Louie didn't qualify for the Feature Writing (English) and Copy Reading (English). But Jehanna got the 5th place in Sports Writing (English). Maybe if she had the time to finish her article, she might got in the top 3. Well, it's not a loss. There's always next year. Besides, these kids are just in Grade Five. They have a lot of time to learn, enjoy and prove themselves worthy of the medal.
Good luck to all those young journalist who qualified for the Nationals in Naga. Excel and Enjoy!