Sheila (Economist and Nurse), Lispeth (Economist) and Alma (Agriculturist/Lawyer to Be)
After 21 years, we are still kicking, laughing, joking and having glorious fun with “green jokes” our sort of topic that really tingle our ears and we laugh to our might. In the late 80’s to early 90’s, the 16-year old entered into the University, and many have chosen to study Agriculture, that includes me. Higher year’s students welcome the new comers in and instantly developed the bond of friendships students-teachers-department dean. We were too close. There were no groups of North Pole and South Pole. In short no polarization, we are one. The friendships that we could never imagine it exist in the University life. We are in fact the talk of the campus. We are unique in a sense. “Bulingit” is the name. But that kinds of camaraderie have slowly diminished in the mid-90’s as the new generations have also acquired the sense of independence, communications and electronics gadget have flourished and stole the essence of simplicity, the “lifestyle” they called in today’s living twang.
Well, that’s the lost of the new generations. But our friendships continued and ever lively as before with the technology of today, the sweet and sour of our success, with friends that never be un-friends but only unsubscribed, with our children and hope though we knew it’s hopeless. We are striving and continuing the search for the fabulous change in life for our family, self-growth and unknown surprises in life. Aggies-ra-ra-ra.
