
The LSGH dome, stood proud that drizzling March day, when 417 students marched up her catwalk fearlessly. They would be tried and tested in the days and years to come, and yet they walked on stubbornly. They dared the fates to break them. Because they knew that they could not be broken.
Were it not for their teachers, they would not have learned the colors of life.
Were it not for their friends, they would not have enjoyed the miseries of life.
Their Alma Matter taught them well.

Then I look at myself in the mirror and notice my weathered face, mangled countless times by the uncertainties of life and the trials of our faith.
Time is upon me.
True friendship conquers time and everything in between a straight line, and very rarely does it transcend the limits of brotherhood. Lucky for me.
In this regard, children make the best of friends even when they grow old. In some cases, though, they sadly make the worst of enemies, and yet inspite of petty differences, they get together each year to celebrate their youth. Then they realize the grand design of things.
And finally notice that the fates are upon them.
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Nice insights Mike. Who would have thought that the skilled soccer player from Bacolod would turn out to be a very insightful blogger 15 years after. (has it been that long?) Keep it up bro! Cheers!
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Saki, bro... June 4,2009 minus March 17, 1994 (Our LSGH H.S.graduation), equals an estimated 15 years. But You and I played soccer in grade 6, an estimated 6 years ealier.
ReplyDeleteTherefore, you and I played soccer approximately 21 years ago! Geez!
We're getting old bro...=)
I saw searching the web and saw your blog. Great work...hope you can continue sharing your thoughts.
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