Thursday, August 31
One Last Time!
Only 1 day left to go till the end of the 1st Term! I never thought that I would be this nervous. This term is the most nerve wrecking term I've ever been in. I'm at the brink of my downfall. Kumbaga sa parabola, pababa pa lang ako. But parabolas tend to go back up again. So I'm really wishing that the parabola would go back up soon! One more day... its all over! Regrets? Hell, yes! But, I never regretted being on the varsity team, or in the youth choir.
Yes. I don't regret any of those. I know those are the reasons why I haven't been doing everything but those are something really close to me. Volleyball and singing are just two of my favorite things to do. My thanks to the Hail Mary Youth Choir and the Ateneo Varsity Volleyball Team.
1) To the Hail Mary Youth Choir: I really want to thank them for the support that they have been giving me in my studies and helping me improve in terms of my singing. I really to thank them for the friendship that they have shared with me this whole year. Its almost a year ago that I first stepped in the choir scene. I thank them for the fun moments. And it seems that if ever I am down when I enter ICC, they are there to cheer me up. And I thank all of them. Julio Datu, Raymond Muyot, Dominic De Leon, Joseph Lorenzo, Storm Sarmiento, the S1s and S2s in the youth choir like Pat Luspo and Lala Sarmiento and of course, Manay and Ate Kim. Thanks to you guys! And syempre, puwede ba mawala yung mga Atenista ng boys choir? Hehehehe. Thanks to you guys na rin. As if I would forget our "father" and "mother" in the choir. Ay! Ate at Kuya lang pala! Hehehe. Ate Thess and Kuya Jude Roldan. Salamat po!
2) Ateneo High School Varisty Volleyball Team: I would never expect me saying Thank You to them. First of all, I didn't actually pass during the first picks of the coach. I wasn't in the list. Then, all drama broke loose. You probably know about that if you actually read my posts before. I kept on going and what happened? I made the libero (starting lineup, I might add). I know, I told you that I would quit if I became a libero. But I would never expect it to be this tough. I came to the try outs to improve on my skill because people keep on telling me to try out. So I gave it a shot. And I promise them that I would not let them down. So, tuloy ang laban!
To continue my sobbing thank yous to the AHSVT, thanks for the time and effort to make Him happy. Hahahaha. OMG. Thou shall not take the name of the Lord in vain. Sorry po. Though varsity trainings are such a pain in the butt, literally, I thank you guys. Kung hindi sa inyo, hindi ko matututunan ang patience at nag-improve naman ako kahit papaano. Hay. Even though I'm a bit bitter with the coach, at least, I learn something from him. Hindi naman lahat puro paghihirap. He's like a dad, he wants the best from his sons (which is us) and he wants us to be successful and the only way to do that is to teach what he knows to us so that we would not make the same mistakes over and over. Am I right or am i right? I do make a point. And I thank the whole team for everything. Ed Ortega, Juno Gutierrez, JJ Asban, Gian Torres, Kuya Pao Torralba, Negra Mae (hehehe!), Tomie Rivera, Neil Flores, Ken Pessumal, JP Pareja, Ram Gatan, Gelo Caancan, JB Ruiz and those who I'm not really close to, James, Chino, JC, and the college players who visit us and train with us. Thanks again.
Wow! Nagmukha namang aalis na ako. No I will not. Each day makes me proud to be in the Youth Choir and in the Volleyball Team. I'm in that point that I am about to be appreciative of the gifts that I have and how I nurture myself to grow. Ang lalim noh?! Well, that's just me. I'm being thankful for what I have. Only 1/3 of the year is done. There's still more to do, and even more challenges to face. And I hope, these people will never hold me back or stop me from making my dreams come true. THANKS GUYS!!!