Yesterday, we had our longest break so far! Eight mighty hours! :ga2: But we didn’t hate it, though. We actually liked it! Or did the others like it? I sure did. Hahaha. ;p Aimee, Leslie, Jessa, and I went to Shalee’s apartment to idle around. Well, not really. We had some activities there! Sleeping could be one, right? :ahe: I also taught Jessa some WordPress stuff. I’m excited about her new domain! Weee! :cheer: I think I’m not yet allowed to spread it. :sweat: And the most fun thing — henna tattoo! Jeff, Leslie’s boyfriend, also went to Shalee’s apartment. And he was the one who did the henna tattoos on our hands (with sketch)! :oo:


Hands from top, clockwise: Shalee’s, Leslie’s, Aimee’s, mine. Ako lang ang walang nail polish. :kyaa2: Jessa’s hand is missing. Tsk. :|


Showing off? Nope. Just for the sake of the pic. Mahahaha! :happy2: Shalee, Aimee, Leslie, me. Jessa is missing again. :|

This afternoon, after our exam in Operations Research, I went to meet my mom and we attended the procession for the Feast of Sto. Niño. Tomorrow will be the Sinulog Festival! :) I won’t be going out of the house, though. Midterms week na kasi. And I also have plenty of other stuff to do. :P Anyway, ang haba ng procession kanina! Dinagdagan daw kasi yung route because last time daw, inabutan pa ng head of the procession yung float of Sto. Niño sa church. I think kanina rin. So ganyan karami yung mga tao! :shocked: Since we thought we wouldn’t be able to see Sto. Niño (nasa unahan kasi kami ng procession), my mom and I just strolled around, then ate at McDonald’s. :fries: :burger: When we passed by the basilica again, the float was on the way! :yay: So we waited for it. Kahit halos matumba na kami sa crowd, go pa rin! =D And I was really glad na nakita ko si Sto. Niño! Mind you, I almost cried, really! :sweatdrop: I took a pic of the float kahit naging ecstatic na yung mga tao! :camera:


I love this shot so much! :heartjump: Though the float looks small kasi malayo kami, kita naman yung ecstasy ng mga tao! :smile:


This pic shows the people waving their hands while singing Bato Balani sa Gugma (Magnet of Love). :heartblink: And I was really amazed at how people were so united in shouting Pit Señor! Even those who were just outside the church! :smile: