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Friday, December 10, 2010
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Christmas Season the longest month of celebration. This is more of the giving and not much of the receiving. Again and again... hahaha parang I can’t accept the fact of giving and receiving.
Grade one was the loneliest class Christmas I attended. I’m not friendly and I’m scared of people except my nanay and tatay. So I don’t know how to write the word friends in my notebook. So this is the most exciting part. Nay prepared 16 gifts and after the party I got none. Because grade school has this golden rule wherein you have to inform the person that you will give him a gift so that she can wraps something in return. Nay asked me, O bakit wala kang dalang regalo? And then I cried.
Grade two first to time received Sourballs and Pretzels and as first timer I’m really excited to open it though I knew what’s inside of the shiny Christmas wraps. Because I learned my lesson.
Note: From grade two to six my dear classmates never fail to give sourballs and pretzels.
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