History is one of the few subject mater which i personally love to explore. When i was a child, i always sat in front or beside my mom or dad whenever a relative came over to the house, just to listen about their past experiences, their past whereabouts; their past adventures and how they got here, their past childhood days, their past jobs... practically, their... past!
History never cease to amaze me really. Everything about it simply intrigues me all the time! And i always wonder how things were in our past or anyone's past for that matter. But mind you during my high school days, i kind of hated history subject because...! oh well, I won't waste my time here telling you about it but I think everyone shares the same sentiment with regards to this topic mainly perhaps history was never taught the way it should be as it is now and never have i encountred someone so charismatic and convincing as anyone who deals with this topic but my instructor and chair of our department, whose name i can't divulge here for some personal reasons.
Here are some of the highlight picts during my graduation. Just click on the images for a bigger view:
" Take chances... take a lot of them
* because honestly, no matter where you end up and with whom
* it always ends up just the way it should be.
* Your mistakes makes who you are
* You learn to grow with each choice you make
* Everything is worth it
* Be you and be okay with it"
* (This was texed by a friend, thanks!)
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* Next : Heritage Tour
Included in our Area activity was a Heritage Tour. So off we went to four (4) more cities north of Bacolod. We had a cool bus ride carefully striding down the clean streets entering Talisay City, sounds familiar, huh; then we headed further to Silay City. I learned that this would soon become the site of the new airport which would cater both domestic and international flights. Isn't it fantastic!
Mural @ the rear side of the church of St Joseph the worker in Silay City, Negos Occidental
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* And then...
Chapel of Cartwheels in Manapla (to be continued...)
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