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Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Memories from Paombong, Bulacan


Our group just enjoying our stay at Paombong, Bulacan.




These are my pictures. I love posing in front of my camera. I love taking pictures of myself. Hehe....

With Momma Jackie




My ever dearest "Inay." We call her Mama, Inay, or Mommy because she resembles the trait of a mother especially when we had a community immersion. She was very thoughtful, whe would prepare our food and clean the house that we had stayed in. What makes her look even more like a mom is the way she dressed inside the house. Our friends always say that she's my long lost mother and Donna was my sister. hehe... What an imagination...

Outing


We had an outing somewhere in Antipolo. I'm with my high school barkada. I had fun being with them for one night. We had some reminiscing about our high school memories and it really feels good to talk about it. I hope we could do this next time.

Fund Raising


We decided to pick-up garbages for our fund raising. We picked up all the plastics and cartons and then we sold them in a junk shop. It was too tiring because we had to go around the campus to look for those stuff. It was too rewarding when we received the money. We are going to use the money for our activity.

Monday, January 14, 2008

At a Military Hospital




We were just enjoying the view at Fort Bonifacio General Hospital. While we were walking on our way home, we took some pictures. It was already late so we had to go home.

DunJa!




As what our friends often call us. We were like partners for life. She's my partner during our duty or whenever we have an activity that needs a partner. Our groupmates named us DUNJA (combination of our names). She's my closest friend in our group and we even share secrets. We are also both Ilocano that's why we can speak the Ilocano dialect whenever we wanted to talk about secrets. hehe

Sunday, January 13, 2008

At Paombong, Bulacan

This is my group and I'm holding our documentation. We were with the barangay health worker. Imagine, she's all alone working in this health center. Thank God, there are student nurses who are assigned here to help her. By the way, thanks to the "sukang Paombong" that she gave to us.