Run with Colors

2 Rules:

 Wear white 

 Finish plastered in color

This morning I joined the Color Run in our place. It was such a fantastic experience and also a memorable one. As far as I know, there were more than two thousand people who joined the event. People of different ages merrily threw color powders to each other even to those people they do not know. I totally enjoyed the run especially because I was with my friends. Everyone looked so cute and funny with all those color powders plastered on their faces. I do hope there would be another color run soon. 

See photos taken during the Color Run:

with my friends and little sister

Here's a compilation of the video clips I took during the color run. 

(song: Roar by Katy Perry)

Dancing in the Rain

This morning it rain quite hard in our place. I looked out the window and saw my sister playing in the rain while mom was just right there busy with her plants. I was really shocked to see it because mom would usually scold us whenever we would stay under the rain without any umbrella or hat. When asked mom why she's allowing my sister to be there outside while the rain is pouring hard she said that it's alright because you won't get sick when it's raining hard. She also added that only if you stay under the rain that's only drizzling then that's time you'll get sick. 

I was really amused to see my sister dancing and playing in the rain so I took some video of her and also the rain. 

Here it is: 

(song: Brave - Sara Bareilles)

P.S. I didn't join with my sister...maybe next time. 

Enjoying the Waters

The photo above simply tells you how I (mostly) spent my summer this year. It's all about staying under the scorching heat of the sun and braving the big waves of the waters. 

Together with our relatives we went to the same beach (Tubog Beach) twice over the summer. I find it really fun because we do not only get to enjoy the beautiful beach and its cool waters but we also get to be closer again to each other. Those moments were really memorable and I do hope that we'll be having those kind of get-togethers again some time. 

Now, I'll share with you some of the photos over the summer the said beach where we went to.

Tubog Beach, San Joaquin

Hope you get to visit this beach! 

Homies in ze house!

Yesterday, my class (MMA) presented the Hysterical History Play of the Trojan War and my role in the story was that I was one of the Homerettes/Homies. 

So in this character me and my companions were the ones who narrated a few parts of the story by rapping or sometimes just plain singing.  This was a really an exciting role because you get to give any tune on the given lyrics as long as it suits them. I really had  fun while practicing for this role and also while performing it. During the performance, we, the Homies wore large shirts, jogging pants, tennis shoes and a cap. Yes, we really looked like real rappers that moment! Being a Homie wasn't easy because you have to say the words fast but clearly...You know, just like what a real rapper does. 

To sum it all up, being a Homie is FUN! So if you're going to play this hysterical thing I suggest you try being a Homie especially when you're into rapping/singing. 

Snapshots during the Camp

As promised, here are the photos during the Leadership Camp this year.

At around 5 pm  in the registration area with the other 4th years.

Group games and activities after dinner.

The 4th year learners still had that energy to strike a pose to the camera after watching the movie, "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" that finished at around 12 midnight.

Dawn Rosary at the Garden of Three Loves around 5 in the morning.

Discussions and plannings on how to become an effective leader in their classes.

L: Me (introducing our speaker); C & R: Our speaker (Nang Shaira Gonzaga) giving her talk

Lunch of the officers being prepared by our manongs and manangs.

Lunch time: BUDOL FIGHT!

The 4th year officers posed for their....our last leadership training in Assumption. 

I don't own any of the photos. All credits to my co-LCB-A officers who took the photos.