Remembering Rizal

                    Many weeks ago, we watched a play called "Batang Rizal" the plot was so amazing and funny, the actors and actresses were good too. It was held at assumption theater at Antipolo city. We went to that place having a good time with my classmates chatting and playing at the jeepney. When we got there, we waited for a very long time, about two hours or so. We spent that two hours by chatting and playing again and again and again. When we were called to form a line, I was excited to go in the theater to watch the play       and feel some cool air inside. Falling in line was also hard because it was too hot and crowded, suddenly I heard some incident that a student was overrun by a jeep, obviously i ignored it and continued to find some things i could keep busy with. The closer we got to the theater, someone handed out the tickets one by one.

Finally!! We are inside the theater. The air conditioner was stronger than i thought that i had to use my very warm jacket. The play started with a man called Pepito, a very clever child. His classmates accidentally broke  the statue of Rizal that is going to be used in their buwan nang wika, they blamed Pepito for braking the statue and their teacher scolded Pepito and told him to find a way to fix the statue. Finding a way to fix the statue, Pepito found a magical book that lets you travel over time, he found himself in the timeline of Rizal when he was still a child. They immediately became friends and traveled time together. There was this unforgettable moment when pepe (batang rizal) forgot his sandals and said wooooahhhhh!!! tsinelas kooooooo!!!! The whole crowd bursted into laughter, we did not know whether it is scripted or not. 

The whole play made me laugh and made that moment unforgettable. I wish i could watch that play again but the entrance fee was so expensive but that did not matter because that play was worth the time and money we payed. It also made us realize that we must not forget our culture and traditions. Near the end of the play, Rizal said something that i never forgotten. Heroism is not measured by silver statues but what is inside our mind and hearts.

Surviving the zombie apocalypse

             Many games nowadays are about zombies. It is exciting to play these kind of games because of the action, suspense, thrill tat you feel while you are playing. There are also movies about zombies which are numerous because many people like it including me, What if this came true? What if hundred years from now our world will be infected? Here are some tips and guidelines to survive a zombie apocalypse based on my theories I've collected so far watching and playing these games.

             First step, at this point the zombie apocalypse has started. You should stay in your house and keep quiet. You may want to strengthen and reinforce your windows and doors. Don't open any lights, you must be stealthy as you could. You could also observe these zombies and what senses they use, for example, if they use their eyes they are very dangerous, if they use their nose or sense of smell, you could make yourself smell like rotten meat so they'll ignore you. Observe as much as you could do.

            Second, by now, your supplies must be running out. You should go out to a nearby grocery store, it must be closed, if not, it might be already swarmed by zombies and you'll be eaten. Grab the canned goods because they can last months without spoiling. You should also find a gun store and grab some guns and bullets. One bite is crucial, be extremely careful.

            Third, you should find some survivors, build a good relationship with them and make them trust you. You should repeat these steps until you could travel as a large group. Your main objective here is to find a stronghold or a safe haven where you could be safe.

            I repeat, these are only made based from my imagination. These thing might happen or not. however,

I'm being absorbed very much by these games that i play everyday. I should go out more and live my life

"Some addictive games when i was a kid"

                               Since I was a kid, I've always been addictive ti games, especially the thrilling ones like tumbang preso, patintero, dodge ball and many more, I used to play super mario too but I never rescued princess peach. I like games whether its played with your physical abilities or played by a console.

                       I thing playing games is one if the elements that built my memorable childhood, Maybe that's why I never put much effort into sports, although sports are also games, I concentrated playing games in computer nowadays. Games do improve your mental and physical capabilities, while having fun, you could make dozen of friends if you play outside, on the streets, and other places. Its a shame that our familily moved from another house. I was separated to my childhood friends. Games have been always connected to my childhood. When i remember my friens I remember the games that we used to play everyday. When i play classic games I used to play when i was a kid, I remember my friends that I used to be playing with. These memories are forged by our unforgettable experiences together, good and bad experiences(mostly bad). For example, we were running at full speed until someone would trip and fall, someone did, my 8 year old friend had a bloody nose and cried. We laughed first before we decided to help him. Then, there's this time when we were playing dodge ball, I threw the ball straight to my friend's face, he decided that he will not be my friend anymore, but the next day, it seems like he forgot what he said and we were friends again.

                        Surely, everyone experienced this kind of thing, this stage of your life is truly amazing and unforgettable. I've been addictive to games since then, it is really fun to play games with everyone.