Watching the sunset

March 18, 2011 was the last day of regular classes for the school year 2010-2011. Technically, the last day of Junior year. This day was definitely a memorable day. It was definitely an "I will miss you, Sean" day - not just because the school year was ending but also because I won't be spending my senior year with my classmates. For those who don't know yet, my family and I are migrating to Canada.

I know that migrating will be hard - leaving all your friends in this country, dropping the dreams you thought that will happen in this country, and many more. But I know that God won't let us have our application approved if He doesn't have good plans for us. I also believe that going there will provide me more opportunities that could benefit my future. So to my dearest friends, I also wish that I don't have to leave you and go there considering that it'll be our senior year. But, I know that God has planned this well. Besides, we can still talk to each other even if we're miles apart. Thanks to the modern technology!! Before I get any cheesier, I'll better post now the pictures that I haven't uploaded yet. These pictures were taken on March 18. They will forever remind me of how different and great this day was.


Ms. Marcos dismissed us (Bea and I) early for our last club meeting. Bea and I saw Marc near the Fiorgelatto-Oval area so we went there. These were some of our vain shots:



Soon after, Lara, Cheska, Nikki, Junelle and Laureen (who're all Samahang Pilipino club members), were also dismissed so they joined our bonding with the camera too.



I tried to treasure every second of that day as much as I could because I know that I couldn't turn back the hands of time. I'll definitely miss these people. Looks like the sun is setting on us. But I don't care, even if we will be away from each other, we still have each other. We must remember.. there's a sunrise after every sunset. :)