Whew! At last, our play was over. After all the tiring line memorizations, dress rehearsals, and sermons of our director, it all paid off! Yes, absolutely, it was hard but a whole lot fun mingling with my classmates and course mates. I’ll surely miss the bond we had on our practices, the struggle to memorize and perfect the lines, the laughter we always had, the impatience of each one when one is not around and the discipline our director had entrench on us. So depressing it would end and I can’t imagine how it would be without those practices. The play and the pressure was now a part of my routine, my time, my life and now that it ended, I really don’t know how it would be, how would I be. Now, all I have are memories, stories and pictures that I would surely love to share with you! J

 from left to right: Hannah (i, gloria 1), Rej (gloria 4), Van (gloria 2),
Mitch (gloria 4) on our technical and dress rehearsal at the AVR


it's i and van striking a pose (gloria 1 and gloria 2)


THE GLORIAS of 10,000 cigarettes From left to right: Van (gloria 2),
 Hannah (i, gloria 1), Rej (gloria 4), and Mitch (gloria 3) outside the AVR