Each of us matured and grew inside the V, be it in writing, friendships or relationships (???). Friendship did not remain inside the walls of the V. Since we come from different colleges and majors…there is a diversity of characters and humor. We also had so much fun when outside the office. Trips to Batangas, Palawan or simply pigging out (day or night) at Goodah!, Wendy’s, and other 24-hour service foodshop…or more sophisticated Chinese restos when Sir Lito (Zulueta, PDI) was with us.
We graduated from college eventually, took on different career paths, left pinas, got married, lost communication but the memory remains.
I was the Editor for my university’s Yearbook last year and it was an interesting position because I was able to experience to work of being an Editor though the job was tough. Before I was nominated for the post I was only a journalist for the Yearbook and was constantly chasing and meeting my deadlines. It was definitely fun when I reflect. Though I wish I could do it again but right now I have my thesis to complete and I cannot join any societies that’ll consume my time.
Anyway, it was fun reading your reflection. Seriously. And you’re from UST … I’ve been to the varsity and it was awesome!
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Wow! when did you visit? Small world Kyels…Sayang we never get the chance to meet there.
Its fun to do editorial/writing jobs right? Yes, you need to focus on your thesis…most of us back then have the fear of not being able to graduate because of an FA grade (Failure due to absences)…and also the thesis problem since we have to joggle with both publication deadline and schoolwork…but really it was all worth it! Hope you finish yours without cramming! Gambatte!