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A Trip Down Memory Lane: The TECS Alumni Reunion - June 29, 2024

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A Trip Down Memory Lane: The TECS Alumni Reunion   On the memorable day of June 29, 2024, a significant event unfolded at TECS that marked a special milestone - the first TECS alumni reunion. The day commenced with a vibrant parade from Tayabas church to the familiar grounds of TECS, evoking a sense of nostalgia and excitement among all the attendees. As I stood on the humble ground of my elementary school after more than 25 years, waves of memories and emotions flooded my mind.   This was where it all began - my journey filled with hopes, dreams, and the company of familiar faces that had once filled every corner of my eyes. What struck me the most was the blend of familiarity and change that enveloped the atmosphere. Despite the new buildings and classrooms that now stood proudly, the majestic Narra tree at the corner of the entrance gate remained a steadfast symbol of the school's history. The scent of freshly watered plants, the unchanging humble canteen, the f...

Sunday Run

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Hello Fresh Tilapia's!!! Embracing the early morning sun, as the majestic Mt. Banahaw stands tall in the backdrop. Sunday morning run couldn't get any better! - Sam @ QC province - good morning people and fishes ✌️😁 Wrapping up the weekend with an early dinner at McDonald's. Nothing like some fast food indulgence to bid Sunday goodbye! - Sam @ Bayan - good evening people and EOD 😁✌️

Dream - Tayabas 2024 - 04-01-2024

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In the realm of dreams, a peculiar sequence unfolded. I found myself standing before my manager, who was furious over a process document I had prepared. The document contained an error, stating that a client should be processed by another department, a responsibility they vehemently denied. The manager of that department confronted me, and I defended myself, explaining that I had merely copied the information from a previous document.   Suddenly, the scene shifted. We were all vying for an invitation to an outing worth 2600 pesos. A friend handed me 2000 pesos, insisting that she had already given me the remaining 600. I didn't want to upset her, but I stood my ground, asserting that she hadn't given me the full amount.   The dream morphed once again, transporting us under the seabed. There, we discovered a rich deposit of gasoline on the Manila side, but we faced a problem - the gasoline couldn't be transferred to the Bicol side. The manager of the department m...

Catching up with Zander

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Great catching up over the phone, Zander! Thanks for the call. Looking forward to our next meet-up. Let's make it happen soon! #OldFriends #CatchUpSoon - Sam @ Quezon province - good evening people and catching fire 🔥 😁✌️