Current mood:	CHAMPIONS!!!
Current music:	6 Cycle Mind - Biglaan

CHAMPIONS AT LAST!!!
YAHOO!!! I just got home. Came from the Miriam's place. The chorale went there after the competition, in which we were crowned as the champions!!! WOOHOO!!! hehe so after that, I decided to make my first entry in the "chorale diaries". So here it goes...

Hi guys!!! This is my first time to write here in the "Chorale Diaries". Yehey at last, WE WON!!! after 2 frustrating competitions, we finally did it!!! :D I've really been waiting for this moment, and at last, after 2 years, we did it!!! This is just the start. It'll definitely not end there. The Chorale will be winning many more competitions. They will be performing all over the world, be it Asia, America, Australia, or Europe. And thus, they'll be able to touch the hearts of a lot people all over the world.

I'm gonna be graduating this schoolyear. At least, before I graduate, I've been able to help the chorale achieve this level. But the sad thing is, after graduating, I'm not sure if I'll still be able to give as much time and effort as I give to the chorale right now (though I'm regularly late.... hahaha... toink). Well anyway, I'm so proud that I've become a part of this group. I've said to Dewi that they are very lucky cause in the first competition that they joined, they were able to get a W right away (Champions pa nga eh). But perhaps, maybe our batch was more lucky than theirs. We have been through a lot. We were the ones who sang the bass version of Vecchie letrose (sobrang baba kasi... Master wasn't able to sleep that night... wawa naman...). We were the ones who trained for our first competition for a week without master (cause he went out of the country with Novo and joined a competition there, in which they won the grand prize), and lost. We were the ones who got so very frustrated cause we thought we at least placed third in the second competition that we joined, but we ended up with nothing. We were the ones who were asked by someone, "So, how's the competition?" so one, or some of us told her, "hindi po kami nanalo." then she replied, "'Yan kasi..." HUWATTT!!!! We were the ones who always needed the help of other guys from other choirs in order to be able to sing in public. Our batch were the ones who only had 1 tenor and 2 basses present each time we practice. We were the ones who depended very much on the showmanship of Ikey every time we perform. Anyway, my point is, we've been through a lot. And I guess the experience that we had with the chorale made us grow, not only to be better singers, but to be better persons as well. In that line of thinking, I guess our batch can be considered as the lucky ones after all. :D

CONGRATS PO ULIT SA CHORALE!!! GREECE NA 'TO!!! YAHOO!!!

- OCVenida67