4-Faith Azuriels Best Retreat

I can't tell you EVERYTHING what had happened during the retreat for it takes forever to type. haha! I'll just share some realizitaions and highlights of this retreat.

Our 4-Faith class had a 3-day retreat in Silay City, Bacolod from October 15-17, 2009. This retreat enables us to stop just for these days and reminisce all our past actions. Forget all about school stuffs and the internet. Surrender your watches and gadgets. You can have them back and enjoy all your life. Sit back, relax, and 100% cooperation. From this, we are able to start something new- life.

I have been to many recollections with my classmates and retreat with mom in Capiz. My past experiences of recollections were far away from this. It's a magical feeling in Bacolod. I'm relaxed and free to expressed all my emotions with God and to myself. I knew and understood myself deeper. It's when I could burst all my tears. I'm so thankful that I had experienced this retreat with my classmates. There are untold challenges for us to find out. Plus! I love the songs played. Most of these songs are songs playing in my laptop while studying at night. That's why they're familiar to me.

At this point of time, I'm browsing retreat photos because it's worth memorable. Most of my classmates arrived in Bacolod for the first time. Well, it's my first time to travel by a SuperCat and 4th time to visit Bacolod.

1st Day:
*evening mass

2nd Day:
*silent dinner
*read palanca letters from loved ones

Last Day:
*morning mass
*tour in Victor Fernandez Gaston ancestral house
*lunch and shop in SM City Bacolod



If I miss any details, please drop some comments. Thanks!

Happy Teacher's Day

The teachers' day in our school (Ateneo de Iloilo-SMCS) happened yesterday. All fourth year students are dutifully acting as teachers from Grade 1 until 3rd year high school. So obviously I taught kids yesterday. Meryle, Jose Ran and I are groupmates. Our teacher counterpart is Mrs. Gatungay who teaches H.E. So we discussed about pregnancy to the classes of 2-Diligence and 2-Fortitude.

And guess what happened to my Acer laptop yesterday? The school guard confiscated it. I placed it inside my bag and before I unzipped it, the famous guard told me to give it to him. I didn't without asking. Therefore, he grabbed it confiscated Justin's Toshiba laptop also. Now I learned a lesson: Always ask for a permit. I was researching about tesla coils for our physics investigative project. I don't want this to happen again. But it's okay since I cannot "Facebook" this weekend.

Exams will be on next Wednesday to Friday.
Coffee Break!!!!