Wazzup Pilipinas!
Second Periodic Test is coming and the things that happened during our first quarter and the past weeks are now history. This article is not about the events in school which are so common like “Pistang Pinoy” and “Aerodance” and I would like to make you connect with my article because what we do in school is also unforgettable and sometimes unplanned which makes it special.
We treat our classmates like our siblings. They are our peers and we have to get along with each other. The bond between us can never be replaced because we are holding on to each other despite the challenges we are going to face throughout the school year.
During the first quarter of our school year, we have experienced things that are mostly unexpected yet these brought happiness and strengthen our friendship.
During our Biology period w/ Sr Almen |
With my bff Martha ♥ |
With my friends during club period |
Jose's face during our review |
Grade conscious, Martha & Gabby... and Daniel |
(5) …to share my food without being “LC” and to “buraot” from our classmates.
(6) …to go home late because of practices for our aerodance and our project in Filipino and Math.
Our Aerodance practice... FUNTIME!! |
Filipino practice in Rainforest's Ampitheatre |
(7) …to walk home where the flood is up to my legs. Too bad, I have no proof but I can still remember that I paid the tricycle driver with large amount of money but still, I walked until I reach our house.
I am glad that I have experience all of these because it will serve as a memory and it will be a part of my life. I am also glad that we have good relationship and we all complement each other. What I learned from these experiences are how to accept people and let them enter my life and create wonderful memories with them and how to become considerate and sensitive about their feelings.
Our classmates are different from who we are. We should all be connected for the puzzle to be solved. We should reveal the true meaning of family and friendship inside our classroom by building trust and loyalty with one another. We may act silly and look weird but that is just who are and that makes us different from others.
Another proud student of IV-BOYLE here Daniella ! :) hoooray for Boyle ! haha. But I really agree that being a student of our section brings so much fun to each and everyone of us. I hope that we will experience more funny moments and "barkada times" as we stay together as a big family :)
ReplyDeleteThis article makes me remember the things that happened these past few months. I really can't believe that it has already been almost four month since classes had started. It is true that we get to experience new things every once in a while, and I have experienced a lot during the first four months of this school year. I am still looking forward for a lot of "first times" that may happen for the rest of the school year.
ReplyDeleteIm so proud I'm a student from IV-Boyle. We are still united whatever challenges might come :-)
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