Wednesday, March 31, 2010
pathway
I can't exactly remember what I did on this same day last year. All I know is that I was busy preparing for summer classes. but whatever it was, I cannot remember because this year has given me something new. Something new that even the feeling is entirely strange. Strange yet i have learned to embrace it.
I stare at the empty path, now clear from the hush and rush of college life. I hear goodbyes from the other side. It has been another grueling journey yet smiles paint our faces. In truth, we still await for the numbers that define our academics. In truth, I am uncertain of what' to come. but I felt a sense of gratitude and happiness seeing that we had passed another another span of time they call semester. I feel thankful because God's love and grace is unfailing, sustaining us through all through out.
I stare down at the empty path and I'm thankful of all that have transpired.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
akala mo lang wala! pero meron! meron!!
(sinampal ng ina ang anak)
(tulala ang anak)
(natigilan ang dalawa)
(hinihingal ang dalawa)
and the scene goes on...and remembered forever. at least for batang '90s and everyone else who has seen that seemingly immortal scene on film and on TV replays later on. Admit it, that scene between Vilma Santos and Carlo Aquino in "Bata, Bata Paano Ka Ginawa" was epic. And that was no easy scene. Who says it's easy being slapped in the face? More so if you are to act as someone very far from the real you. In our case, to act as a Greek in the ancient times is so much effort. I don't know, perhaps, and I'm quite sure, we were really not able to act as Greek as possible. But we did a great job! Clad in our Greek costumes-royal robes and all-we somehow felt as if we're not in the mini-theater but somewhere in the palace hearing the King speak and throw orders. And after three days, the magic is over. We're back to junior students working on piles of other requirements. Yet, the experience we carried on with us.
Everything was really tiring. I can still remember us grumbling how shameful it would be to act in front of so many people. But hey! I bet everyone's missing the mini-theater and the practice. :D The whole thing also made us discover and unleash the acting skills we had. We even had the chance to experience more of each other, spend time with each other more... Sure it was not all fun (yes, the yells we received, the issues raised, the so-called 'bad experiences')but everything is worth remembering. More so, I'm pretty sure in one way or another, we have learned things from the production. Plus, camaraderie was one thing. :)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~she shows her father's spirit, a stubborn spirit. foolish not to give way when everything is against her-woman 1
thanks to everyone who watched and to all our sponsors. without you, we could have not pushed through with this play. even with the ones who made our costumes, thank you so much because you accepted the work even if it was rush. :) godbless!
(tulala ang anak)
(natigilan ang dalawa)
(hinihingal ang dalawa)
and the scene goes on...and remembered forever. at least for batang '90s and everyone else who has seen that seemingly immortal scene on film and on TV replays later on. Admit it, that scene between Vilma Santos and Carlo Aquino in "Bata, Bata Paano Ka Ginawa" was epic. And that was no easy scene. Who says it's easy being slapped in the face? More so if you are to act as someone very far from the real you. In our case, to act as a Greek in the ancient times is so much effort. I don't know, perhaps, and I'm quite sure, we were really not able to act as Greek as possible. But we did a great job! Clad in our Greek costumes-royal robes and all-we somehow felt as if we're not in the mini-theater but somewhere in the palace hearing the King speak and throw orders. And after three days, the magic is over. We're back to junior students working on piles of other requirements. Yet, the experience we carried on with us.
Everything was really tiring. I can still remember us grumbling how shameful it would be to act in front of so many people. But hey! I bet everyone's missing the mini-theater and the practice. :D The whole thing also made us discover and unleash the acting skills we had. We even had the chance to experience more of each other, spend time with each other more... Sure it was not all fun (yes, the yells we received, the issues raised, the so-called 'bad experiences')but everything is worth remembering. More so, I'm pretty sure in one way or another, we have learned things from the production. Plus, camaraderie was one thing. :)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~she shows her father's spirit, a stubborn spirit. foolish not to give way when everything is against her-woman 1
thanks to everyone who watched and to all our sponsors. without you, we could have not pushed through with this play. even with the ones who made our costumes, thank you so much because you accepted the work even if it was rush. :) godbless!
Thursday, March 4, 2010
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