1:30AM Here I am again, unintentionally waking up at dawn...

Yesterday, many unexpected things have happened.

We checked our papers for the midterm exams in class. I really felt ashamed because I knew that I will get a very low score. I studied the theories, not the formulas, and most of the items needs to be solved! It’s a 40-item test and I expected my score to be 10 since there were only more or less 10 theories. 

Miss Abellana called me and handed me my test paper. POOOOF! When I saw my score, I was like “is this my test paper????? O.O” I got 31/40. Unbelievable, isn’t it? I wasn’t sure of my answers jud. waaaaaaa. Thank you, Lord.

Because I got the highest score last premidterm exams, everyone’s calling me “topnotcher”. I’m not used to it. HAHAHA.  And, I don’t want to be called that way because I don’t want others to expect highly of me. Our teacher calls us names perhaps because he still can’t memorize all our family names. Before, I was called “Powerpuff Girl”. AWWWW.

At the start of the class, Sir Rejene said, “Naraja, Patrocenio, Domasis and Uy, see me after class.” I asked, “unsa naman pud among nabuhat sir?” 

After the class. BANG. We were assigned to facilitate the activities for Wednesday and Friday since Sir Rejene will be absent. He will be taking his exams for his masters on Wednesday and Thursday. WAA. O.o It’s weird that he assigned the tasks to LGM MAJORS when it is a POLSCI subject. He should’ve assigned those to the POLSCI majors, ayt? HMMMM.

After my Pol Sci class, I headed directly to UP high to watch the much awaited opening of the Lingo ng Wika. To witness the ABAKADA of Chatch’s batch was the main reason why I went there. I love their batch. They were first years when I was in fourth year. =D

The two senior sections BOCOBO and GONZALEZ will be competing for the awards: best production, best direction, best in props, best actresses and actors.

I really liked the concept of Gonza. They started with a scene wherein Shanelle, who played the role of a young modern Filipina girl, was dreaming that there was a big book of History (the book was made of back drafts made creatively). She opened the book, and everything that happened in our history came to life: the Spanish, Japanese and American colonization and the time when these colonizers have not set foot in our archipelago!

Bocobo’s concept, on the other hand, started with Malakas and Maganda coming out of a Bamboo. They lived as Katutubos until the colonizers came, changed their religion, took away their freedom and abused them. Though they were harsher than Gonza’s actors, their ending was a good one: the Katutubos revenged and got their freedom. It was more or less the same as ours back in high school. =D

During the announcement of winners, Aljohn and I seated with the seniors. Of course, I wanted to know what the results are because I want to celebrate with them! (oooyyy, nakikisawsaw) Although Aljon insisted that we go to the Guidance room to eat, I forced him to stay. FORCED, really.

Best production, Best Direction, and Best in Props: these awards UNEXPECTEDLY went to Bocobo. All of us were thinking that Gonzales would win! I even told one student from Gonza after they performed “Daog namo.” BUT I WAS WROOOONG!

However, Best in Actress (Shaera Rosales), Best Supporting Actress (Shiprah Belonguel), Best Actor (Cadao), and Best Supporting Actor(Loiue) went to Gonzales.

KUDOS SENIORS! 

Here are some of my photos during "OUR" ABAKADA:

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Waaa! A day full of unexpected happenings.