Old photographs and places I remember. Just like a dying ember that's burned into my soul. Even though we walk the diamond-studded highways,
it’s the country lanes and byways that make us
long for home…
Whenever I see these photographs in wall posts, they always
remind me of this song. Of course, who won’t get nostalgic whenever you see
those photographs of memories that we had in the past ten months of school? I’m
sure you all guys have something to reminisce before we end up this chapter.
Those things that made us stumble and fall – things which made us sad and down
in the dumps. Those things that brought us in high spirits and things that
changed the way of life. They’re all worth remembering, aren’t they?
I remembered
the day when we all gathered in the multi-purpose hall for the annual program
for the National Schools Maintenance Week. I saw those same old familiar people
in the same old familiar place, so nothing is out of the usual run of things. In
fact, everyone is undoubtedly keyed up to another season of classes. And so it
happened when it was the third of June to officially start off the regular season.
I entered
the season as an ordinary stud since I haven’t got any accolade to brag about.
Seeing old familiar faces from the previous year and a few new acquaintances so
I braced myself and got ready to rumble hoping that somehow I will be on the
same pedestal like the so-called Elite
Ten. But luck hasn’t been so kind to me, so that spot remains as elusive as
an NBA Championship.
But the conquest
has yet to unfold by the time when our fate crossed with one of the most dignified
mentor in this institution. More than enough knowledge was shared; thousands of
ideas were taught. But what is the most significant is the wisdom and
motivation. For the past eight months of daily session at four, our young minds
were not just instilled with aptitude but nurtured with good manners and right
conducts as well. What makes me inspired is the reality check, wherein some
points in our lives were talked about in relation to the concerned lesson.
The flow and
harmony of daily discussion really favors me a lot, especially when we were
hurled by series of interrogation in which your mind will surely turn upside
down and you’ll really have your wrinkles visible. There was this instance when
I totally dominate the oral discussion, leaving them with eyes wide open unto
me.
English III
not just taught me to be inspired to carry on with my studies but it also
taught me how to let go and find the right one. It’s pretty obvious in my
previous blogs how sweet and sore it is to feel affection for someone who doesn’t
love you the way you love her. Actually, a stupefying revelation was unfurled
on our Thursday afternoon class (13 February 2014). She (I will no longer
mention her name ‘cause it’s too obvious) was asked who in this class she wanted
to give up – and it’s ME. THIS ACTUALLY MADE ME CRY. HOPE THAT SOMEDAY SHE CAN REALIZE
HOW PAINFUL IT IS. I LOVED HER MUCH BUT WHAT DID SHE DO IN RETURN?
Despite what
have transpired, I finally found the ONE. YES, SHE’S STILL THE ONE THAT MY
HEART SPEAKS AND MY MIND DICTATES. I LOVE HER.
For that,
English III memories will indeed be kept in our hearts and minds and will last
for a lifetime. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES.