Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Since, there's not much to do here in the office, I just decided to scan the previous e-mails that I got from friends and people from our organization (V4Change). it was quite a trip from memory lane, those words and exchanges of ideas from my V-Mates especially during the time when we were just starting in the organization. Almost everyday, I would correspond with Celmer, discussing with him the things we must do, this and that.
Hay, a month from now we are going to celebrate our very first anniversary. I cannot believe that it has been a year, from six to seven people who met in Chowking, SM Manila to thirty something volunteers. Whoah!
It is a rollercoaster ride especially with my BRO (who happens to be the Executive Director of our organization). From January, when he first came here to finally work in Manila to the present where he is now established Account Manager somewhere in Makati. One can't help but think and smile on the events that had occured. We had shared a lot of arguments, discussions, arguments again, tampuhan, at some instances iyakan (though I must say I'm the cry baby)but the good thing is we are able to patch it up and stand tall together to serve as PILLARS of our organization, we know in our hands and in our position lies the expectations of our fellow V-Mates, and people I know are saying they are getting strength from us. So no matter what happen, inspite of the things that we are not able to agree upon, no matter what our differences are; and maybe because our friendship traces us back during our college days, we are able to make it through.
I am just happy and really thankful about it. And as he said it in one of his letters:
"kasangga sa masalimuot na buhay..."
Indeed, we are together in fighting our own battles in life, we are magkasangga in making our organization a real catalyst of change (of course together with our fellow V-Mates), and comes the time when we have our family of our own, I do hope that we get to share the bond that we had with our children and wives.
Thanks BRO!
Hay, a month from now we are going to celebrate our very first anniversary. I cannot believe that it has been a year, from six to seven people who met in Chowking, SM Manila to thirty something volunteers. Whoah!
It is a rollercoaster ride especially with my BRO (who happens to be the Executive Director of our organization). From January, when he first came here to finally work in Manila to the present where he is now established Account Manager somewhere in Makati. One can't help but think and smile on the events that had occured. We had shared a lot of arguments, discussions, arguments again, tampuhan, at some instances iyakan (though I must say I'm the cry baby)but the good thing is we are able to patch it up and stand tall together to serve as PILLARS of our organization, we know in our hands and in our position lies the expectations of our fellow V-Mates, and people I know are saying they are getting strength from us. So no matter what happen, inspite of the things that we are not able to agree upon, no matter what our differences are; and maybe because our friendship traces us back during our college days, we are able to make it through.
I am just happy and really thankful about it. And as he said it in one of his letters:
"kasangga sa masalimuot na buhay..."
Indeed, we are together in fighting our own battles in life, we are magkasangga in making our organization a real catalyst of change (of course together with our fellow V-Mates), and comes the time when we have our family of our own, I do hope that we get to share the bond that we had with our children and wives.
Thanks BRO!
[x] im not perfect either
3:32 PM
thaiprince //* 0=)
AGO
TAG BOARD
TORTURED ANGEL
It is an impish cry creeping through the veins of my heart,
like a potion destined to pollute my blood.
I give what is mine and give even the things I don't have.
I am a slave of the slaves, I live with nothing but myself. I see no happiness, I just feel pain so they may feel the happiness they longed to have...