"I CAN LIVE LIKE THIS FOREVER"

horray for the undergrads having no classes (the seniors had to take some test thingy for college.). boo for still having to wake up early. then horray again for the successful Sabayan Practice.

i took the bus to school. then went to the classroom to get the bamboos for practice that’s until manong guard and ms. abuyen shooed me away from the classroom. people started to arrive, and when the guard shooed as away again, we decided to wait for people elsewhere. nagmukha kaming tribo sa daladala naming bamboo. welcoming committee ba? Haha.

when everybody we’re suppose to wait for was there we went to the beach house. the girls went there via Lisette’s ride (thanks for the coffee-fix, Sette, you seriously have so much moola) while the rest of us walked. the weather was just perfect for walking.

after a few minutes of standing outside the beach house and causing a freakin’ scene, people started to arrive.

the practice was more than successful. a whole lot of people arrived. (nevermind the people who didn’t) the fact that we got everything done was one hell of an improvement. 

then swimming party after. wooots. Haha. swimming with those guys was refreshing. i never believed that i missed swimming that much. Haha. how can you not enjoy swimming when your swimming in a gorgeous beach house, playing countless games of ice-water, and just laughing your lungs out. it was bliss. Hahaha.

after a quick shower (conserve water, shower together, right?), off to the other house we go. then after a while, Chi’s ride arrived.(which also meant my ride also arrived. Haha.) it was a pretty interesting ride. it was just full of kwentos from Trixie’s mom. right, Chi? ilan nga ba? i think i lost count. Hahaha.

I can live like this forever. 

                               -Josephine Nayve

seriously.