Wooh! High school. I’ve been hopping around Multiply a while ago and I came across this scanned copy of one of our class pictures from my high school classmate, Raf Dionisio’s page. Props to who can spot me.

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We need your help.

My Communication Research 101 group needs participants for a focus group discussion for our final term paper. If you’re below twenty-five years old, currently living, staying or studying in Metro Manila, and watches films in commercial cinemas at least once every three months, you might be who we need… We will provide your transportation (depends) and food, and something extra (don’t expect much, we are just students). Please do email me or leave a comment below if you’re interested. We will appreciate it. I hope to see you.

I’m rarely in pictures, because everyone expects me to be the one taking pictures. But then, thanks to other friends who also have cameras, like Patty Lazatin, I get to be in pictures once in a while.

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Another thing that kept me busy the past weeks was acting for my friends’ live drama and comedy productions for their TV production classes. Hm, now that I’ve come to think of it–I probably spent more time rehearsing, memorizing lines and attending pictorials and live shoots than attending to my own, well, academic requirements. All’s well though. I actually enjoy this kind of thing and it’s not as if I neglected all my other responsibilities. It’s just a matter of time management. No pictures, unfortunately.

Student council and ‘political’ affairs also kept me busy the past few weeks. Unfortunately, I don’t have much pictures to show. Or much details to spill.

In celebration of Mass Media Awareness Month (MMAM), the student council held a handful of events the past weeks. I’m in charge of all the publicity so the past weeks, I have been doing layouts, printing and reproducing posters for all the different events and I have been posting them all around UP every few days. I will confess though, that due to many other commitments and other circumstances, yes, I wasn’t able to give my publicity duties my fullest attention. The exposure life of the posters is another story. A mere two days after I went all around UP to post, they’re all gone.

MMAM is done now. I can now breathe a sigh of relief and disappointment. Rants and apologies will be reserved for a council assessment and meeting.

Post-Script: I actually have a few pictures here.

These two were from some interaction activity the college administration asked us to organize for Korean exchange students in our college. So this is not really part of the Mass Media Awareness Month gimmick.

The first picture is of Max’s helping me put up publicity posters for our concert event. The next one’s from the Media Summit we hosted for high school students.

Tisay turned a year old last week. We celebrated her birthday twice. The first time was at Bulacan with a few relatives and neighbors there last Thursday. The second one was at Cavite with our relatives there yesterday.

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