i fell inlove With You (Complete)

chapter 10

It's morning again!
At tumingin ako sa calendar namin.. (0•0) nagulat ako kasi nakalimutan ko na recognition na namin.. Wahhhhhhhh

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After 12345678910 years
Natapos na

Nag bihis ako ng dress.
Pula na dress, at naka doll shoes lang ako.. Basta simple lang..

At pagdating ko sa school.. Nakapila na silang lahat.. Kaya tumakbo ako at nakipagsiksikan sa mga classmate ko.. Wahhaa.

At ng lakad .....
Lakad...
Lakad...
Lakad...
Lakad..

After how many years nakaupo na. Na kaming lahat at ng simulang magdasal

" I humbly salute you, O you faithful, heavenly Friends of my children! I give you heartfelt thanks for all the love and goodness you show them. At some future day I shall, with thanks more worthy than I can now give, repay your care for them, and before the whole heavenly court acknowledge their indebtedness to your guidance and protection. Continue to watch over them. Provide for all their needs of body and soul. Pray, likewise, for me, for my husband, and my whole family, that we may all one day rejoice in your blessed company.
Amen"

At pagkatapos naming magdasal at kumanta ng "lupang hinirang"at panatang makabayan " ay umupo na kami at nagsimula mag speech ang isa isang mga visitor..

(Pasensya kinuha ko lng sa goggle ang speech at ang prayer)

Quin- We are now giving recognition to our students who have proven their best in the non-academic areas - specifically those who have excelled in athletics, in the literary- musical contests, in leadership, and other areas and have brought honor to the University. My role, according to the invitation is to give an inspirational talk and as I was trying to produce this speech I kept asking myself, "Who do I inspire?" I presumed there will be three groups of people in this hall - the best and the winners who are being recognized this afternoon, those who have tried and have lost, and those who haven't tried at all. I have decided that it will be best for all of us here to inspire each other, to learn lessons from each other, to share successes and failures and the lessons that we can derive from them.

Let us first consider the winners and the best in this group because this afternoon's event is in their honor. This time you inspire the likes of us who were neither winners nor the best. All our lives we have always admired your kind, we have always aspired to be a little bit like you. I congratulate you for your achievement and for the honor that you have brought to the University. To you, I have this message - your talent, whatever it is, is a gift, a blessing - be grateful, give your wins a meaning by being magnanimous and by making people happy. Also, let your being winners teach you lessons that could pilot your lives. Remember too, that after climbing a great hill, there are many more hills to climb so expect for more and harder challenges. Your achievement has given you a good start and the best of preparations. We your teachers are hopeful that you will continue to bring honor to our dear (institution) even as you leave its portals. Congratulations again and more power. We will always be proud of you.

To those who have tried and have lost, do not despair. There is always a time for winning and a time for losing. There's always a reason the way things turn out to the way they are. Everyone wants to win but it is beyond our control - we can only try our best. I congratulate you for trying, never mind if you did not win what is important is you have tried your best. Let us learn not to measure ourselves against the Olympics; doing so would make us lead very unhappy lives. Let us just find joy in doing our best - not measured by someone else but measured by us. For those who have never tried to compete because they believe they have no talent, that is not so - you'll never know what you've got until you try. No matter how simple we are, we are still creations of God, we are here for a very significant role; you may not be the best singer, but you can be the singer's best friend. I would like to share a part of Douglas Malloch's poem which runs this way...