Campus Journalism seminar~

It was a two-day seminar, starting July 23.
There, I met some of my old classmates. First, I saw Kindra, whom I think doesn't recognize me anymore (not that we talked at all, hahah... We barely even met each other. Just saw her). She studies in Jesus the Heart of God Christian Academy now.

There was also Jocelle, who now studies in St. Aloysius etc... She recognized me while I was trying to get outside (has to throw the water).

Then I saw Jessica.

Nostalgia... Not much, really.

Umm... I don't have to write like an editor or apply what I've learned from that seminar in writing in my personal blog, right? :| That would kill me for sure...

1st day:
We thought it was gonna be big...and it really was. So big, to the point that one of the schools (who didn't register at all, really) had to go back home because the room couldn't accommodate the other students. Our school alone already occupied around 2/4 of the room. *chuckles*

Grabe, walang kasing init dun! Just imagine: around 10 schools, more or less, jam-packed in a room that is meant for only 6 schools who have 30 students each. -_______-;;

Aside from the tiny-room rant, there's this annoyingly-boring-and-sleepy-lecture rant. Ugh, I swear, I could go on for hours... By the way, our speaker was Mr. Crisostomo E. Avila, who happens to be the ex-principal of CKSC. (lolllll)

There's my ex-teacher Sir Dennis Opis, too, but for some reason, he was addressed as Dennis Vidar yesterday...

Well, so much for the bad stuff. We did learn some new things, but they weren't delivered too well (not to mention that the whole discussion itself was spelled as B-O-R-I-N-G orz).

Everyone was taking notes, except for me, because it was boring, for the nth-forever.

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2nd Day:
At this day, cartooning was explained. But before that, let's go with the basic.
Photojournalism has finally been put into action. I wish I had a camera, too... Anyway, I liked the outcome of my schoolmates' performance. (It seems that I'm the only one who didn't work that much at all)

I'm excited to go to this section. ^_^

Cartooning!
Agh, why is it that everyone is agaist anime?! ANIME IS ART, TOO, you mudrapukas!
Our theme challenge was "Promoting the *Seminar*" (forgot what it was completely called) and I was in an art block at that time because I was hoping that they'd give us a current-event-topic like the oil price hike, rice shortages, MV Princess of the Star, etc, etc...


Moving on to... I dunno. I was out of my mind for one second and the next thing I know is they're eating their lunch *_*;

Oh yeah, I think they're doing Photo Essay after Cartooning. *shrug* Like anyone cares...







Whatever. I felt sleepy all day. It was so hot and EVERYONE SMELT SO BADDDDDDddddd

Let's just go home.

I have more stories here! XDDD

Since there were no tricycles available, we walked instead through Amalfi. We met a beautiful sunset, whose sun was too shy to smile for us. Thanks to Ynna for taking a picture of it. ^.^ I hope she uploads it soon.


When we made it to our school, I don't feel that tired at all. Just sleepy, but not tired, because I can still walk decently! XD *joy*

So we talked...and talked...and talked about it with our school principal. 8D so much fun in bragging and persuading her to exempt us from the exams, and we (4th year) request that we get an exemption in Ma'am Rina's sucbject/s, namely Calculus and Trigonometry.

On our way home (only those who live in Ph. 4), I met my mom and my brother walking on the same street as we do, so I called their attention, and we went home together.


That's all.

I slept later...after taking a bath. -D-

Gratitude list:
Of course, God should be on the first place. :) You know why... Let's all thank Him. :)
My parents, because without them, I wouldn't have made it to the seminar.
I can't thank my brother, but oh well. Let's use this blank space to thank you. :3