December to Remember

The month of December was definitely one of the most memorable months for me so far. We encountered a brisk wind on our way to school each and every day. It was almost as though we were walking through Baguio City at the time. On the other hand, I had friends who were always willing to give me warm hugs, which not only made me feel better but also made the colder weather more bearable. Also, taking a shower without hot water was equivalent to soaking in a tub filled with ice water, which is rather funny when you think about it.

Fast forwarding this to our Christmas Program.

For us, it was a long but wonderful day. We played games created by our classmates, ate a variety of meals, and some brought food home with them. I'm pleased we all got to have fun together because this will be our last celebration as we enter our senior year of high school. It was a pleasant experience to conclude the party with gifts from each other.

To sum up this blog, I am extremely happy for the opportunity to spend Christmas with my friends and family.

Their grins made me joyful as well. Well, I admit that I felt a little melancholy because it was my first Christmas without my special someone, my lolo.

It felt like something was missing without his pleasantries and sweet kisses. But still I am grateful for the blessings that God has bestowed upon us. I received gifts from my friends, money from my relatives, and school works from my teachers. Eme lang HAHAHAHAHA and that concludes my blog, thank you!

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