do you remember--
- doing the leapfrog as a stunt, with joey's crazy dance at the end?
- cherry's "jackpot!"
- "here now, gone tomorrow, seniors forever?"
- making pompoms and big things to punch pompoms through to form J?
- bay and alf pretending to be cheerleaders?
- teeny and maan wearing volleyball kneepads because they bruised so easily?
- bay playing "far behind" during breaks? sigh.
- gusto kong mag-swimming?
- i need you tonight?
- i just can't get enough?
- come out and play?
- are you gonna go my way?
(these are the things that come into focus when foxy ladies #1 & #2 take a mental stroll)
...wherever and whenever you are in this world, i think of you and hug you tight.
- cherry's "jackpot!"
- "here now, gone tomorrow, seniors forever?"
- making pompoms and big things to punch pompoms through to form J?
- bay and alf pretending to be cheerleaders?
- teeny and maan wearing volleyball kneepads because they bruised so easily?
- bay playing "far behind" during breaks? sigh.
- gusto kong mag-swimming?
- i need you tonight?
- i just can't get enough?
- come out and play?
- are you gonna go my way?
(these are the things that come into focus when foxy ladies #1 & #2 take a mental stroll)
...wherever and whenever you are in this world, i think of you and hug you tight.
* * *
spent some time in mia's office today, and got to play with this adorable kid named lilian. row, row, row your boat was stuck in my head for a little bit. also a lot of fuzzy happy thoughts.
play dough ROCKS!
play dough ROCKS!
11 comments:
i cant believe it, but i do have those memories too... for junior year at least! I'm glad to have been a part of it for one year!
what about the banners dropping down from the wings? huh? huh? does no one remember doy and i missing the entire thing because we were busy trying to McGyv'r somethin' up on the spot? how we were saved by a silly little stick of clear liquid glue? was all our work in vain?
teeth, as they say, lengthen (translation: we're getting old, whoopi).
yeah, the batch cheerleading squad's band rocking the tunes out, the foxy ladies dancing their moves and hearts out... and the rest, screaming their lungs and vocal chords out. hell, yeah, bring on those memories...
every bit a winner, with or without a title. year in, year out, we gave it our all, not for the thought of winning, just for the heck of it because we all wanted to give it all.
haha, johnny you really know how to ham it up.
i got a bit sentimental, despite taking part of the whole thing as just another face in the crowd :p kudos to cj for reminding us those unforgettable days...
putek, chiles, that was funny. yeah, i remember those banners. was that the year where we had the box? (did we have a box? haha.) sophomore year? i loved our sophomore year.
haha, not really sure. i just remember the way doy and i were cheering after it worked, not even really aware of what was going on "onstage" as it were, because we didn't know if the rig would, and we were just supremely glad that it did.
skinny -- i don't remember that! was that senior year? i was too busy smiling my jaws away while dry heaving :)
baby bear -- you shall always be an honorary stud muffin :) but wait! who did you carry? what were your stunts? brag! brag!
johnny -- mia and i were talking late into the night about everything...and i wouldn't trade a second of it for a win...i think losing made it all more human :)
chris -- long time no hear!!!!! how are you????? i saw claire in boston! will send pix when able :)
Alive and kicking! How was Claire? Putek, I miss them so much! Did you get to see the million-dollar house? Haha.
i know i was a stepstone for someone, and i remember carrying Maan. me, dance? in high school? youre kidding, right? :D
Basta ako, I supported your batch, especially senior year.
Bitterballs talaga ako non cuz I objectively felt that you guys deserved to win that year.
Oh Oh Oh, can I make singit a memory? What about all those practices in the house, complete with matching screaming neighbor? Because of that incident, I continued to torment that neighbor till I was 25.
Post a Comment