We have yet another new contributor, talented Br.Bond, whom we will be expecting to contribute much much more articles. (a little constructive motivation won't hurt, keeekeekee!!)
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On March 22, 2010, Redemptorist Davao Community and Centennial Group had a memorable party together. This party combined many cerebrations; those who were birthday cerabrants of this month, farewell for our Indonesian brothers who was about to leave us and the brothers who graduated this school year.
I would say that it was the memorable party because this party did not happen easily due to the brown out during 5.45-7.00 and it was also our last party together with some of our brothers. The party started roughly around 7.15. by the opening prayer of Fr. Cruz. When I came down to the refectory, I was surprised to see Fr. Senen dressed in Hawaiian attire. Then I realized that it was the theme of this particular party. The funny thing was that most of the brothers dressed very formal.
The foods were plenty on the table. We enjoyed eating and chatting with one another. I guessed that this party was so joyous and lively because we finished our school year already (regardless with the results of the grades). During the party, we had a little program for the birthday cerebrants and fare well to our Indonesians brothers. One of the programs which I really appreciated was the Hawaiian dance performed by centennial group.
After all the official programs were presented, Fr. Cruz and his friend sang a few songs and the floor was opened. We joined in in the dancing, shouting and laughing. Everything was almost perfect, except for the dishwashers of the day (wink!).
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On March 22, 2010, Redemptorist Davao Community and Centennial Group had a memorable party together. This party combined many cerebrations; those who were birthday cerabrants of this month, farewell for our Indonesian brothers who was about to leave us and the brothers who graduated this school year.
I would say that it was the memorable party because this party did not happen easily due to the brown out during 5.45-7.00 and it was also our last party together with some of our brothers. The party started roughly around 7.15. by the opening prayer of Fr. Cruz. When I came down to the refectory, I was surprised to see Fr. Senen dressed in Hawaiian attire. Then I realized that it was the theme of this particular party. The funny thing was that most of the brothers dressed very formal.
The foods were plenty on the table. We enjoyed eating and chatting with one another. I guessed that this party was so joyous and lively because we finished our school year already (regardless with the results of the grades). During the party, we had a little program for the birthday cerebrants and fare well to our Indonesians brothers. One of the programs which I really appreciated was the Hawaiian dance performed by centennial group.
After all the official programs were presented, Fr. Cruz and his friend sang a few songs and the floor was opened. We joined in in the dancing, shouting and laughing. Everything was almost perfect, except for the dishwashers of the day (wink!).
(Bond)
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