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Title: cherished moments during school days Post by gracia on Sep 17th, 2005, 6:17pm post away folks....i'm sure there were many.... from infantuation to what they call first love, the little fights, the weird things done to teachers or to fellow students..anything....either minor or major, vital or trivial....anything funny, scary, embarrassing. If you think it's worth sharing...then we will be glad to hear your stories... |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by mylane on Sep 17th, 2005, 7:18pm I started to have a very deep crush and admiration when I was in 5th grade. The guy name is Marlon, he was our leader in science group and I was the co-leader. He told me that he likes boats; my grandpa got many boats since our family was into fishing business before. So mostly I used those boats so that we can spend time together after doing our science project. He was my crush until 6th grade. One week before I came to Cebu, we bumped to each other in a video shop in our town. He is not that good looking like he was before. And also he is working in that video store and just got married. He told me he didn't finish college, how surprising since he was our salutatorian back then. |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by Wicked_Witch on Sep 20th, 2005, 1:00am I first fall "in love" when I was in grade VI. ;DThere was this very handsome son of a fisherman in the island where I grew up. We always went to school together, play together, and it tickled me to no end everytime people would tease us about being a "loveteam" ;DWe both graduated with honors, he's the valedictorian and I was the principal's grandaughter [smiley=roll.gif] [smiley=roll.gif] [smiley=roll.gif]The whole fishing village have watched the affair blossomed from youthful admirations into a full blown relationship. They expected us to marry someday. :PBut a lot of things got in the way. He married our childhood friend and they have 6 kids now and I was even a sponsor to a son's wedding. Today we only see each other on town fiesta's and holy week and everytime I go there for a visit he would send some seafoods at my house and I really admire his wife coz she doesn't mind. |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by Gracia on Sep 22nd, 2005, 7:23am i was a second year high school student, it was our turn to clean the classroom. My two friends (boy and girl) fought. The girl was a nagger type and the boy say got not patience at all. I was sitting beside the girl while they exchanged words...we're just laughing at it coz we consider that a lover's quarel (LQ). I wasn't paying attention to them and was facing on the other side. As i turn my head, a tip of the broom hit my face (right side} ouchh that hurt. I went home with swollen face. As i enter the house i intentionally bowed my head so my parents will not notice it but too bad they did. Dang, as my mother saw it, she was in rage ..the next day my mother accompany me to school and the principal called the guy. My mother told the guy who hit me...."look at my daughter, she's more prettier than before...if her nose got no holes, we can hardly identify she got one". Argghhh. So, thats some of my not so wonderful memories in high school. |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by Darjeeling on Sep 22nd, 2005, 4:05pm Gracie LMAO. |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by thebeast on Oct 1st, 2005, 1:22am Well in the 6th grade, I played football for the Will Rogers Broncos. We had a good team. We smoked every other elementary school in the city when we played them. We had some characters on that team. A lot of the players that played on that team are dead or in jail now. Anyway that particular year, we had a few newbies that came out for football. There was a kid named John Braun. Now John was never to smart. We called John "fat head". I gave John that nick name because the kid had a huge skull. The coaches looked for him a helmet to fit but couldnt find one, not even at the high school. So they had to put in a special order and set the school back about 200 dollars just so fat head could play football. Then there was Bill Monroe. Now Bill wasnt to smart either. Bill made the mistake of wearing his cowboy boots to football practice one day. Hence the coaches nick named him "Wild Bill". My nick name was the coca cola kid because instead of water after practice I was always drinking a coke. Everyone had some kind of nick name. But there was one thing about this year that made me uncomfortable. I could handle all the kids who were idiots but there was this one boy named Scott Alley. Scott was mentally challenged. He had problems speaking and socializing with others. Heck he could bareley even walk much less run like all the rest of us. Anyway, Scott wanted to play football. Our coaches Mr. Drury and Mr. Holmes were dead set against Scott coming out for football due to all the problems it would cause. It isnt that they didnt really want him to come out its they just didnt want him to get hurt. They knew kids would be kids and most boys at that age are probably the most cruel they ever are. Anyway there was nothing they could do. If he wanted to play football all he had to do was to show up for practice. Well...like I said...boys can be real cruel at that age and while I was probably considered cruel in my mind, I couldnt bring myself to hit or tackle Scott like you are suppposed to do in football. It just didnt seem right to me. If I had the ball and he was coming to takle me...I would just let him takle me and fumble the ball. Most of the other kids didnt care. They would tackle him as hard as they could and take cheap shots at him and laugh about it. Some of these kids were even my friends. It really bothered me so I told them to stop treating him like that. I said listen all he wants to do is come out and have fun, not to be laughed at or to have his head knocked off every play. The coaches heard me telling everyone this and they would yell at anyone who they thought was being cruel. In fact they had already told them to be respectful and be understanding, but they would do these things when the coaches were not looking. And how do you tell if you being cruel. Its hard football is a rough sport. Anyway he eventually quit, I know it kinda sucks but to tell you the truth I was relieved. What makes it kind of a cherished memory for me is the coaches and other teachers they told at school thought that I wasnt such a bad kid after all. And even though Scott quit, I was one of the people he socialized and talked to at school. I wasnt a best friend to him but I did talk to him from time to time. And when the special education teachers told me they were having problems with him, they would sometimes ask me to help him out. I didnt know it then but just talking to someone like a friend really helps out a lot. |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by dOnUtz 9urL on Oct 24th, 2005, 7:48pm when l was in junior high school... our school got new coach for baseball, before we never got to play it or even got the equipment. so its a 'brand' new sport for us that time. when the couch enter my class to talk bout recruiting new baseball players... l was like.... :o omg... he's cute hihihihi... ;D and then we all went out and he tried us one by one to hit the ball, run etc, l tried to do my best so he'll choose me ;D my heart was bumping so hard, l felt like l'm jumping when he choose me... But... oh my! well l tried to always get near him. after 2 weeks... l tried to impress him while he ask me to hit the ball... l did hit it as hard as l can and wooooooshhhh :o d ball land on his forehead [smiley=wall.gif][smiley=wall.gif][smiley=wall.gif] ohhhhhh gawd!!! l feel like l wanna hide my face somewhere else... his face get swollen very very bad and sooooo red... the other students run to him n bring him inside n get some ice bag for him. l feel so embarrassed... then after an hour, l come there with my guilty face... saying sorry to him... he just said that it was okay, at least now l become a good player, he said :'( :'( |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by okasantina on Jan 19th, 2006, 6:24pm I remember when i was in my 2nd grade that i am always absent cuz i was always sick that time...and this teacher of mine...MISS ARICO! how can i forgot that bitch teacher lol! She used to punish me cuz of me being absent always that i cant make up from my lessons...what shall i do?? i was only 8 years old :-[ She used to shout at me and tell me do that half squat thing in the corner :'( geesh...i can never never forget that....I used to have honors when i was in grade one...and because she was my teacher that time...i got no any medals from her >:( oh well...good that when i reach 3 to 6 grades..i got my honors back again....I will never never ever forget that teacher of mine. ;D |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by Wicked_Witch on Jan 20th, 2006, 3:07am In high school I think my most cherished moments was when I was with the other volleyball and softball players. I am more comfortable with them coz my other group, my classmates loved to talk about boys and I thought it was disgusting. ;Dwhen they always try to do something to catch the attentions of these boys! Sometimes they do embarassing things too like sending them love notes anonymously. Yukkk!! >:( |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by Gracia on Jan 30th, 2006, 3:18am i had a crush in one of my classmate in high school. I was freshman then. He got nice voice, black beauty, and cute. He's sweet to me too, guess he likes me too??? hmm but anyway, it was nice till it last. It ended though when we did some gardening, was so happy then coz we're partners......geeze i don't know how did it happen but the next thing we knew, we were fighting over a tomato plant. Good thing i'm not a freak or else i've hit him with one of the gardening tools already. We went back to our classroom without speaking to each other.... T :(HE END! |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by feso on Feb 19th, 2006, 12:46am LOL GRACIA......its sad but kinda funny, when i was in elementary i used to name all the teachers with silly ass names and it caught on with everyone in the school......i would do alot of goofy stuff throughout the years there......i once snapped at a substitute art teacher cause he said he could draw better than me......and it was like what bullies do to other kids he was pushin my buttons..... so i told him to draw a rocket and i made fun of him cause it looked like a tennis shoe............afterwards i drew a big giant picture of spiderman on the chalk board and left that art teacher all salty...........when i finished elementary i was voted as the funniest guy of the class |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by Justine on Feb 19th, 2006, 4:22am hehehe....funny ever since eh Festy...you have been very consistent ;D |
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Title: Re: cherished moments during school days Post by thebeast on Feb 21st, 2006, 12:54am From the time I was in 7th grade till I graduated high school, I always enjoyed being in musicals..when I got in high school I used to come in drunk to rehersals. I would have me one of those extra large cokes from sonic and it was half full of Jack Daniels. I learned just the right amount of alcohol can help your performance. You dont want to over due it and be dead dog drunk but a little buzz is good. It keeps the stress of something down to a minimum and it also makes you feel like you are getting away with something. I remember Mr. King the drama teacher pulled me over and said these words...Joel...have you been drinking? I just smiled and didnt say anything. He said..well joel dont let Mr Cox catch you...you know how he is with that kinda stuff... And then he gave me some breath mints to cover the booze on my breath. lol I thought this was the coolest thing. But he should of turned my ass in. I think Mr King understood a lot of stuff about growing up. He didnt turn me in maybe because he understood a lot about growing up. And I didnt get to close to Mr Cox either after that...but Mr. Cox would always tell me the next day how good I was doing. ;D Its amazing how things change..I not ever want my daughter to even take a drink. I not even sure why I did the kind of stuff I did. I guess growing up in a small city...you just get restless and bored and want to experience new things..you want to be an adult and do things adults do and plus you think its cool to drink, or smoke or whatever the vice maybe. |
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