Spin101: Life at Random

Walking past these empty streets, feeling the misty coldness of the late afternoon air, I lingered on these reveries of you and I. How I longed to be wrapped around your sweet embrace, to be filled with your loving caress, to be told of those melodious words I've been yearning for so long. I continued to walk through the darker alley now... walking past random people whose faces are vague and insignificant. They stared at me... curiosity in their eyes. I do not seem to mind, for I continued to walk with faster pace. I looked ahead... to a bigger crowd... not minding the disbelieving eyes around me. God knows how I tried, he knows how I strive. But no matter how hard I struggled to push your memories away, it continues to live, it continues to slowly kill me. With strong determination, I bravely walk to the dark alley, not knowing the danger that awaits me... not minding the admonitions that I hearken. Ahead is unknown ... it is an enigma that will only be unveiled through time and...

Purple shirts, multi-colored prints, cold rooms, comfy beds, great food, breathtaking view, awesome beach, inexhaustible picture-taking, a ceremonial toast, exuberant Cultural Night, sad farewells, happy hellos, untiring movie marathons, boys vs. girls game of Charades, rapturous swimming, a big, and very happy family. The 4th Yearbook Camp was indeed a blast! As the organizer of the event, I am very pleased with all the outcome. The smiles on the faces of the participants, the contented faces of the advisers, and the taps on the shoulders and congratulations from everybody have wiped away the weariness that I felt that time. Although, it was just short, still, everybody enjoyed a lot. The evaluation of the Pylon 2009 brought joy and inexplicable happiness to everyone. The feedback from the different campuses were heartwarming and flattering. Aside from a few minor errors, which I think can never be avoided, the Pylon 2009 brought a positive feedback and many compliments from the gradu...

“ Oh. Nadeliver namon ha… Ti, happy ka na? ” Says Sir Rommel, the sales manager of Makinaugalingon Press, with a teasing smile. They were about to go back to Iloilo then after promptly delivering the yearbooks. “Hu-oh… happy eh…” , I replied with a big grin. At long last, I already saw the fruit of all our labors. After all the sleepless nights, the crying times, the “pangasaba and yawyaw” galore, the cutting classes, the "emo" posts, etc…etc…, we were still able to produce the Pylon 2009 Yearbook and the Pylon Interactive on time. My happiness that time was indescribable. The sense of fulfillment and satisfaction that I felt was beyond description. ( Char! OA pod... hehe ) Whenever I think of how I cried during the last Yearbook Camp, when I learned that the biggest responsibility in Pylon was handed on to me, I just smile. All the hesitations and doubts that I felt before just vanished. Now, I'm ready to take on the next challenge. ( mag start na sa Pylon 2010? haha.. ....