Hello to you!
One of the coolest things that happened here on Earth.ü
Francesca (Cheska's) 18th birthday @ Max's Restaurant in Tomas Morato last March 11. =)) Well basically, Cheska and I attended the same alma mater which is Immaculate Conception Parochial School. We had the chance to bond together more when we attended summer trainings to be a CAT Officer, she was the Corps Commander while I got the 2nd platoon in Alpha Company (a year after, I became the Corps Commander but was demoted because of uncertain reasons so I only got the Deputy Commander as my permanent position.ü).
And so it was, her debut. =)) attended by many guests and special people in her life.
Here's my picture with the debutante and with Mrs. Esteves.ü (MaMalou). =)))
Syempre! hindi ako nawalan ng photo op with her. =)))
I was proud to be a part of her 18 flowers as well. =))) I was surprised and overwhelmed as well because there was something right in there I cannot explain further, maybe the ambiance or the people there , oh well, let it be. =)))
Again. Happy Birthday to you Cheska! Now is the time to prove us that you are not that little girlanymore. Stand up and make us more proud! =))) GFTG and be a CPA! =)))
Cheers,
Adrian
March 9, 2011, it's just an ordinary wednesday right? For Christians, it's Ash Wednesday. And for us Thomasians, it's the day of commemorating Ash Wednesday in unity, AS IN WE ARE UNITED by forming a LARGE human cross (a dominican cross) in front of UST's grandstand! Imagine that? At least 24,000 people that consists of students, professors, employees, parents and different personnels joined this historical event in an attempt to make a world record for being the LARGEST HUMAN CROSS FORMATION.
If you guys are not familiar on what a dominican cross looks like, here's an image of dominican cross. =))
So. as the ritual goes on, I can see it clearly that UST has a high chance of getting the record from Norway. BTW. Norway is the current record holder for making the largest red cross that symbolize the Red Cross on May 2010 at the Oslo Opera House. A total of 935 Norweigan participants took part in making that giant red cross. =)) Here's a pic of what Norway did last May.
Okay. Let's go back to UST. Here's a picture of UST's human cross formation
(picture courtesy of Jeff Canoy of TV Patrol)
Anyway, I hope that this new bid can be a success for the thomasian community. =))
This is a fact: even though UST is also after the world record, the true goal of this culminating event is to represent our penance and unending faith to the Supreme One. =))
Cheers,
Adrian
