. The party at Martin's was also fun since he invited the AKAP family! Anyway post more when I remember what else I want to say.
Seb Campaign 2
A lot of things had happened during those days. Eating at AJ's house and other stuff. Making up dance steps and other nicknames. Having to decide which position should I be when campaigning and being Thea Salazar's opponent. A result like 230-70 answers the question why no one wants to be Thea's enemy. The campaign room to room was really funny the skit is what I mean. It's like a play like what happened last year but a little different. it was really fun gaining the experience. it really was even though I lost. We are still the AKAp family this school year. . The party at Martin's was also fun since he invited the AKAP family! Anyway post more when I remember what else I want to say.
. The party at Martin's was also fun since he invited the AKAP family! Anyway post more when I remember what else I want to say.
SEB Campaign
I am actually a candidate for SEB Vise-President.
The greatest experience would have to be the preparations for the campaign. Also, it was hard because not like previous elections it was only 2 days!
Last June 22, we were divided into 2 groups already. then we decided who we would pick for the different offices. Then on June 23 we met at Aljohn's house the president). There we disecussed about how we will campaign and our nicknames and some presentations. June 25, we had no classes because of the "Mass Of The Holy Spirit", we met again at Aljohn's house there we made posters and practised the presentation. June 26 was the first day of campaign, it was okay but not like today June 27 becuase we were more organised and maybe because we campaigned more on the high school.
AKAP: ALAGAAN ANG KABATAAN, ALAGAAN ANG PAG-ASA
Campaign Managers: Martin Candelaria, Kristine Mi-Ot and Jared
President: Aljohn Clarion
Vice-President: Me
Secretary: Portia Destacamento
Treasurer: Iris del Fierro
Auditor: Kamille Santos
Level Reps: Glenn Maglasang, Kevin San Jose, Gianne Sulangit, Vincent Halili, Junie Clarion, Chloe Enriquez and Jan Pillerva
to be continued
Judge A Book By It's Cover
Here in the Philippines that is put into practice. I already have a lot of experience with it. Like when we were having breakfast at Jollibee along C5. My mom and I entered first because my dad was parking the car (he was wearing barong). When we entered nothing happened. When my dad entered, all the employees said "Good Morning Sir! Welcome To Jollibee!". They also noticed us when we left, saying " Thank You and Come Again".
The saying Don't Judge A Book By It's Cover is opposite in our country.
Pasukan na!!!!!
| Start: | Jun 13, '07 01:00a |
| Location: | veritas parochial school |
