I have to admit. Much as I was trying to avoid negativity vibes in this blog of mine, it persists and channels its own route to this very site. Though finally, after a million years of failures and near chances of success(and Baguio trips), the true form of achievement was conceived just this friday:))
Yeah yeah! Thanks to the true power of my oozing values and virtues(hahaha.,this is the benefit of being a V.E. quizzer, I can easily shove to people's faces how I competently uphold Good manners and right conduct!bwaha!XD) and of course through the 24/7 review of the subject and the support of the ever inspiring Ms. Mary Jean Brizuela! Hi mam! (hehe) we were able to NOT FAIL, yes we achieved our goal and not went home empty handed!haha! With emphasis on NOT FAIL (see we have been collecting several losses this schoolyear.,haha).
So here's the comprehensive part of my blabber:
Together with my other teammates Ivy and Bob we ventured to San Antonio Elementary school to compete for the Tagis-Talino sa Edukasyong Pagpapahalaga (yes people, I have values.,haha). We actually have prepared for the quiz for days, reviewing intensively(?), (okay so 3/4 intensively and 1/4 idly, haha,) and excusing ourselves from classes and quite sadly from the confines of the very essencial intramurals where the IV-Einteins skillfully practice the art of doing nothing at all!Ugh. Though free afternoon snacks and mr. donut donuts and coke were able to compensate for the nerve-wracking, brain inflating attempts of the review.whew!
So anyway, Ivy and I were determined to win, to avenge ourselves from the elusive justness that oftentimes hamper our way to winning! We were waging war against the cycle of hoping, lossing, hoping and lossing again and consequently, a war against ourselves. We were moreover pressured by the fact that TNHSians were actually reigning even in the nationals in the said quiz. By the way, "pressured" IS an understatement.
The quiz was scheduled in the afternoon however the quiz begun in the morning, just after the opening program. We were silent, but our hearts rattled the silence and cracked the pretending to be tranquil mind of ours.
We had 2 mistakes during the easy and average rounds, but before the difficult round, we were leading. The pressure was greater but the desire was nonetheless overwhelming.
The quiz finished with us ranking 4th.
Crap. Shattered hopes. We were enraged because of the following reasons:
1. They ruled out a certain answer of ours because it does not match that of the key to correction, THOUGH WE HAVE A CERTIFIABLE REFERENCE.
2. They did not complete the 10 questions for the last round because the remaining questions were incomplete.
However, the Lord did magically piece together things we thought would never complement. The coaches had a conference, and agreed to finish the round with 3 more additional questions, considering the question (of our complaint) invalid.
Voila!
Unexpectedly, we made it to the top 3.
The Lord does have his ways. We just have to go with it.
Baguio, here we come!
yiyi!
p.s.
" It's not fate nor destiny, it's the LAW OF ATTRACTION."
I am yet to believe.:P