A Field Trip to Remember

Museum Manila

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Last February 20, 2014, we had our field trip. It may not be the most memorable one for me but I totally had fun. We were asked to go to school before 5:30 am for us not to be caught on a heavy traffic. We were with IV-Lewis, Ms. Hazel (our adviser) and Ms. Perez (IV-Lewis' adviser) in the bus. Some people say that during fieldtrips, it is in the bus where you will enjoy the most. Well, I guess they're right.

Our first destination was the Museum Manila. From there we learned some facts about ancient China, Greece, and Egypt. I thought it would be boring but I guess it wasn't that bad. I learned many things in there. I could even connect our lessons in History with some facts that were mentioned there.

After the Museum Manila, next was the Aguinaldo Shrine. Our tour guide asked us to fall in line because we need to wait for our turn to go inside Aguinaldo's house. It was amazing to know how they preserved the things in there. After we went to Aguinaldo's house, we had a stop over for us to eat our lunch. After eating our lunch, we went to Enchanted Kingdom.

Honestly, I wasn't with my classmates in EK. I was with my special friend. Our original plan was to ride the space shuttle but I don't have the patience to fall in line for like 3 hours. So went to the arcade instead. We played, air hockey, car racing, etc. After we spent all our tokens in the arcade we went to the food court to buy some ice cream. After we finished eating our ice cream, he asked me to go for a ride in the carousel. After we rode in the carousel, we went to bouncing boulders. I know we're kinda childish but we had fun.

Even though last year we already had our field trip in EK, I still decided to join this year's field trip. For me, its not the destination that matters. What matters is that even for a day, we had a chance to bond with our classmates.

"A friend is one that knows you as you are, understands where you have been, accepts what you have become, and still, gently allows you to grow." -William Shakespeare