theouttakes: October 2011

I'll make my mom proud!

Last 2008, I left high school then I entered college. I entered the historical Arch of the Centuries - the mark of my Thomasian beginning.

I didn't choose UST to be my school, but it chose me (I guess).

I learned. I grow. I met the best people and made new friends to be kept forever.

This whole college experience molded me to become who I am today and who will I be in the next years.

In March 2012, I'll be graduating from college. It is not the end, but only the beginning... the beginning to the real world.

Hi Mommy! This is all for you, thank you for everything. For the hard and long hours of works and for raising me and my sister alone. I love you! :* See you in March, huh?

Thank you Lord, for all the provisions, blessings and guidance! :)

Toga shot (UNEDITED)

Formal shot (UNEDITED)

BOHOL: From pure thesis to a great experience

Last October 17-20, 2011, I together with my thesis-mates/friends went to Bohol for our thesis. Yung halos ilang buwan na plano (palit dito, palit doon), natapos ng apat na araw. From a pure thesis plan then came a lifetime to remember experience not just from the people we have encountered but also to the place - it is truly a wonder that we live in the Philippines having much to be proud of!

Chapter 5 [Data gathering] we're done with you! Analysis on the process. We can do this! :)

Acknowledgments: Dejaresco Family and The Bohol Chronicle; Mr. Marianito Jose M. Luspo; Arch. German Torero; Dr. Jemma Jay; Mr. Ludwig Quirog; and Ms. Juvy Lim

Meet the team!
CABRERA, PAMELA T.
CRUZ, ALYSSA ASHLEY M.
JUAN, PEEVI JANNSEN N.
SACLAO, ALEXANDRA MARIE C.
STA. ANA, MAIQUI ROME FRANCIS M.
VICTORIA, DENESSE VZMYN

BOHOL, 2011 ©

Seeking knowledge

OCTOBER 4, 2011: The day I spent to join the Mobile Unit of Virlanie Foundation for my developmental journalism article. I honestly claim that before this day, I used to ignore and stay away from kids living on streets, but this experience changed my whole perspective on them.

Every Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday, Fridays and Saturdays the Mobile Unit team composed of a team leader, teachers, a nurse, and a social worker would go to Binondo Plaza (despite the heat) to teach these children who wished to have proper education.