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Today, we had the "Love Conference" Talk. It really made me wanna cry.

The talk about family (mom, dad, sisters and brothers) was really emotional and really touching. God, I wish I had that kind of relationship with my mom/dad. *Sigh*

The talk also reminded me of our Filipino yesterday which was about the relationship between a child and his or her parents. In Filipino, I was getting teary-eyed and some cried. Including Mr. Cereso. It was a total shocker. We. Made. Sir. Cry. But I swear it was a really touching discussion and everyone had the freedom to cry.

Okay, um, in Art Corps, Sir Uly taught us charcoal drawing and made us sketch these shapes. Alyssa's, Anna's and Adie's were so much better than mine =P. Charcoal is so difficult to handle. And it's messy. Haha.

So right now, I'm watching Season 4 Smallville (thanks to my sister for getting us addicted) and I've finished drinking my Royal Tru Orange. So much  fun =P.

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This week was full of interruptions.

Monday - Half-day, no academic classes, Palarong Pinoy, AC Vigil

Tuesday - No classes, Assumption Day

Wednesday - Practices during class hours, 1 or 2 academic subjects only happened, Filipino presentation (Congrats Section 4!)

Thursday - Academic classes

Friday - Culminating Activity, only 2 academic classes happened

So many projects are due next week! The Haikus, The Storybook, The Travelogue, The Cell Powerpoint, etc. I does not help that we have UTs next week as well. 

Yesterday was, as said, the Culminating Activity. we had to dress up in Filipino costumes. I think Second Year had the most people with barong =P! Anyways, after recess, we watched the Y-go-roots/people from the North. They showed us some of their rituals and dances. We got to drink the rice wine they used. It tasted like barbecue sauce with alcohol (as said by Patz).

Oh yeah, since they were people from the North, malamang the guys were in bahag. I swear Patz and I kept telling each other that their butts were so firm! (Well, it was hard trying not to look at their butts since they kept turning their backs on us) They didn't wiggle or anything...seriously.

During lunch, we saw Sir Santos carrying a bottle of the rice wine we tasted. Hmm...Couldn't get enough I think? =P

We watched the presentations of all the year levels (including Gr. 7 and the Y-Go-Roots) after lunch. The Y-Go-Roots people beheaded a chicken in front of us, which was kinda traumatizing o_O. Then it was dismissal.

Okay, I must get back to work...*sighs* I can't wait for Sembreak...