Memories To Remember

Some of us have their own bestfriends and friends before; but as time goes by, the circle around them will become bigger. Boundaries and walls was built to protect oneself. But as you and new found friends got connected and share some thoughts those limitations will be vanish, little by little. In every circle of friends there will be a constant changes such as attitudes, how they perceive what you don e or says, and the first impressions that both parties implied. In this case difficulties will arise a way to find who will stay with you under an umbrella of walang kasigaraduhan.

Maybe you're all wondering about the name of this blog. Now let me unravel and share to you, the lengthy story and the depth behind "Pandesalista". The Pandesalistas, except for me, are like the cymbals at the back of our classroom. As soon as our teacher announced that there would be nine members in a group, our eyes shifted to one another—but then when we had a head count, our worlds shattered because there were ten of us. We had such a hard time deciding what to do. And so we came up with a brilliant idea. We exiled one of our friends and I hope you know that's a joke. Sadly, one of us had to join the other group and left us merry (Peace Pepe). Now that's a formula of one perfect team. A perfect team that shot most of the content of the vlogg in the very last destination, obviously not cramming. I told you I'll reveal the deep meaning and etymology of our blog name. And the thing is that we just came up with it yesterday! And let me tell you that "Pandesalista" came from the name of a famous Filipino breakfast bread "Pandesal" that is translated "verb" in English. Only an intellectual will get this.

Dharell Villanueva

Jamie Fajardo

Cyryl Reynoso

Daniella Tagle

Shaine Aranez

Reinlois Felipe

Josephine De Jesus

Lester Jimenez

Dana Coronel

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BALIUAG UNIVERSITY SHS

2017-2018

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What’s the best thing that a student should do after a stressful school work? After all those mind-wrecking and brain-damaging exams and quizzes? Those sleepless nights, all the efforts and everything? It is a well-deserved rest or in short, FIELD TRIP. Sharing with you our adventures inside Metro Manila and some of its museum that taught us something about the past. Let’s start off with the first destination which is the Mowelfund Museum. This place will welcome you with a refreshing view because of the trees and grass that gives the place a light and enjoyable feeling. Then we entered the building and we were serenaded by Xyruz Cruz, a GMA Artist then we proceeded to the museum. I find the museum really amazing and entertaining because it tells something about the past that we just heard from our parents and we’re unable to experience most of it. From the movie posters of well-known movies, to the extraordinary costumes and props like Filipiniana, Barong and Darna's remar...

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A journey to the heart of art

Being a typical high school-er, I thought I lost interest about the field trip ever since I knew that there won't be and amusement park in the itinerary and the only ride we'll experience is the bus. As HUMSS students, we were assigned to visit dull and tedious museums—that's why I refrained myself from anticipating. That's what I thought. Not until we arrived to our second destination—the Metropolitan Museum. Covered with crystal clear glass and squeaky clean tiles that you can already see your reflection. This museum, in my most honest opinion, was the highlight of the trip. If you're an art enthusiast, I would highly recommend you to visit the Metropolitan Museum. It is a home for aesthetically-pleasing artworks that will definitely satisfy your eye. The tour will offer you an exclusive privilege to witness the evolution of Filipino art. Unfortunately, the only downside of the museum is that taking photos, even without flash, is prohibited. ...

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