This year is definitely going to be full of lasts... last year in highschool will mean, last long tests, last periodic exams, last pullout classes, last extra pull out subject, last mr. and ms. teachers (because in college we'll be calling them professors), last highschool field trip, etc.

For our field trip educational trip, we went to Paradise Ranch in Clark, Pampanga, where in we were able to see some beautiful landmarks, plus birds such as ostriches and peafowls(peacocks are the male peafowls) and lots of those very entertaining makahiya plants :)), we also went in the butterfly garden, but I chose to sit down and rest instead, because the place was like 50,000 hectares of land, and trecking, would definitely lead to exhaustion. Moreover, we interacted with our aeta brothers and sisters, they were so welcoming and warm, I even danced with the aeta children, it was so much fun!! And helping them with our donations of food, drinks and old clothes, was really fulfilling. Not only were we able to help the Aetas, but also, we were able to help mother nature with our tree planting session! yey for us! :) St. Paul Parañaque even had it's own mini forest inside the Paradise Ranch, it was so cool.

We went to the Nayong Filipino after, It's a very historic place, with lots of replicas, such as the replica of Andres Bonifacio's house, Rizal's house, Emilio Aguinaldo's house, an Ifugao village and replicas of their houses, which were easy to clean with their roll-up floors, burglar-proof with their moveable ladders and flood-proof because it is placed relatively high from the ground, smart isn't it? There were a lot more replicas which I couldn't remember. After which, we wnt to Clark Museum, camera's were not allowed in here, so no pictures for us.. Inside were a lot of historical articles, such as very telephones, cameras, clothes, pictures, boots, guns etc. There was even a figure of the Blessed Virgin Mary, who survived a fire, it was amazing, and very overwhelming.

And for our last destination, we went to the original duty free shops, it was pure gold duty free -_- ... I didn't like this stop that much :)) It was chocolate-filled, and I'm not much of a chocolate fan.

But the best part of the trip was bonding with my classmates inside the bus, we had this social ranking caste system inside our bus :)) see, there was an elevated part at the back, with chandeliers as the lights, That was the upperclass or the V.I.P. where we belonged, It was so funny because we had this piture portrait taking, where in we had to pose seriously to demonstrate our cream-of-the-crop--ness. haha! But us back sitters, when they said that we should be stern, we posed otherwise, and vice versa. The V.I.P.s were also the nosiest, we partied hard on our way home, singing and dancing, blahblah. Then there was the middle class they were the quiet ones and the sleepy ones as well :) then the lower class/the urban poor, the funniest of them all, hanep sa punch lines! And super madaldal as well :)

"Di kami tumatanggap ng food na bukas na at pag nag bigay kayo, di na
makakabalik" --upper class

"magkaka-revolt of the lower class!! (lol)" --lower class"

(stop over sa isang place para mag comfort room) "huh?! asa school na?!
teka ung gamit ko! teka lang!" --Joanna C. of the middle class :)))))

PICTURES AT MY MULTIPLY(click)