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I Think This is that Court where that Astig at solid players like Pare Chris Tiu, rabeh, Kirk lahat sila TAGA BLUE EAGLE RAKenROL Ateneo

Where I used to take the jeep in commuting to STC. Also where I learned to love Slurpee...

Used to be the old Family Savings Bank, ages ago, where my first ever bank account was made (a kiddie savers account thing...)

The name is quite apt. It has been there since as long as I can remember. It has even outlasted the Swan Bakery which used to be just across the street. Passing by this bakery after going to mass at the nearby Lourdes Church used to be something I would enjoy as a little kid, because the breads, cakes and pastries were so delicious-looking...*sighs*

The chapel is also located here

Where we had our star-gazing activity. This is also where our "Tiyakad" practical test for PE was done...quite a hard test because the lawn was muddy and rather moist because of the rain from the night before. Also where the sportsfests are usually held.

Does the "Man"-go tree still exist? Anyway, this is where we did the flower-arrangement project...I ended up purchasing the flowers and the gardener's foam...none of the group members paid me back though...But the project was at least passable

Where we played volleyball, basketball, had high school assemblies usually, where we did taebo, aerobics and gymnastics...and I played "Meowth" for a certain school activity...

Where I waited for the school nurse to give me the all-clear during my conjunctivitis period...they didn't give me the all-clear. I had to wait at home for two more weeks until I could return to class...oh well

Where I begged and pleaded with many teachers to let me pass my subjects...I used to be quite a slacker back in the day. Thankfully I managed to straighten out so it's not the case now.

Where the Rustia buses used to wait for students. Not sure now, but this is where I would usually be at while waiting for the rest of the bus passengers to arrive.

I recall most of the grade school assemblies and even those assemblies that included even the high school level were done here. I also recall the "living rosary", and Hiroshima reenactments being done here when I was still a student. We also did a few writing exercises out here, just to feel inspired by nature and God's creations.

Used to buy "orange" jelly candies here. Ahaha, those were the days *sigh*

Where I went to school for three years, grades 5 to 6 and first year high school, before we had to move away. I miss the school, the standards are quite high but the education is quite top-notch. My older sister also went to school here, before we moved overseas.

Got to find this

Go Ateneo!