Just when I thought

Just when I thought I was over... broadcasting.

Yeah. We did another round of broadcasting as an activity for English.

This time, we're just composed of five people, unlike the other broadcasting team which has like eight? I'm too lazy to remember. Well anyway.

So, like then, I get to be the sound technician. But this time, since we're short of people, I also get to be the broadcaster. Ain't that grand?

NO.

Really, no.

It was hard. Very difficult to multi-task especially with all the tension within me—I'm still shaky with public speaking, even though it's just my voice they perceived from me (we were hidden behind dividers the whole time).

Also, this time, I was late for class again (overslept, argh). I had no chance to breathe. As soon as I entered the classroom, my teammate said, "We're on next, quick!" and I had to whip out my flash drive and cram.

I don't think it went out well. I wish it did. It's my fault again if it didn't.

Should I, or should I not? Maybe I should

 I've been out from school the past week due to fever. Horrible fever.

So lately, I've been devoting my time to catching up to what I have missed—quizzes, homework, discussion notes—which is really exhausting.

But man, whenever you do work, the urge to procrastinate gets stronger by the minute. Especially if the work is boring, like, get my self to read a six-page novel excerpt.

I'll get through. Hopefully.

Oh and what excites me at the moment is the debate tournament that will take place in Baguio next month. Ooooh boy can't wait to debate. Can't wait to build up a castles and cannons of arguments in ten minutes, and face war thereafter. The tingling sensation of excitement, can't bear it.

And some more good news: I passed the entrance exam for the best uni in the Philippines... University of the Philippines! (Wikipedia has a page for it!) I had leg cramps when I knew about it, but I had to jump up and down in overwhelming joy.

Uncertainty part 2

I know it says part 2 but it has absolutely no connection with the older post.

Today, I'm uncertain with the class resume date.

During the last week of December, we thought classes would resume on Monday, January 2. So I went to school last Monday. Nope, there weren't classes.

Then that day, it was rumored that the classes will resume fully the next day January 3. But then came Tuesday, and there weren't any classes.

It is now official that the older rumor about classes resuming on January 9, Monday, is true.

But then again, some other guy with authoritah declared 9 as holiday, so classes should resume at 10.

I'm perplexed.

Hey!

Before the year-end

I would like to extend

My greetings of merry Christmas

Though it's late

and happy New Year

May you have fun alway!

---with that, I end my year.

Party

So we had our year-end/holiday party earlier.

It isn't called Christmas party, since there are people of different religion coming too.

Actually just a person.

Anyway.

We had fun, especially because of the games. Or because it's only games. And the games are tiring!

The gift I received from the exchange gift is awesome. It's a shirt, and all shirt gifts are awesome.

I liked the food though, and I couldn't actually discern whether they really used only 4 grand, since I was full like everybody else.

As much as 'emotional' goes, I really felt sad at the end of it, seeing that it's the last high school party we'll ever have.

They came, they saw, they conquered

And thus, our batch received its first trophy for being the over-all champions in the High School Festival  Celebration.

Indeed, we're all overwhelmed and happy.

The High School Festival Celebration consisted of many events, and the Seniors (us) grabbed first place in many of them.

Sweet!

Thus, we can now graduate from this school without longing for the championship experience.

Thank God our efforts have paid off.

The Big Day

Today's the day for the street dance and cheer dance dancers, nay warriors to show their skill and determination to win.

I cheered for the Seniors team. (Sorry, Juniors, Freshmen and Sophomores.)


The Seniors fought well in the battle. They really did. I was so proud. My chest was swelling with pride. Such talent from my classmates... such will to win!

The Seniors' street dance was a hit! It pumped up the sleeping crowd into cheering and clapping. Although, bias aside, I think the Freshmen owned the street dance competition. (Was I really unbiased?)

The Seniors' cheer dance is... LEGENDARY. YES. LEGENDARY.

Our batch, since first year, hasn't experienced being the champion for cheer dancing. But because of today's performance, I'm pretty sure that the curse is broken.

We.
Will.
Win.
This.

Results are released tomorrow. Keep praying and your fingers crossed.