Graduation Day Preparations for NCPAG

Yesterday, we had our graduation practice at the NCPAG Dome, where we'll march and graduate today. It's unfortunate that I missed cum laude by .0-something, but it's all okay, since I am graduating on time, and that I have learned a lot in my stay in the National College of Public Administration and Governance. Really. We were given the guidelines for graduation, and the Auto Pass and Seat Tickets for the University Graduation this Sunday at the Amphitheater.



Talk about last minute preparations. I got my sablay at the Shopping Center for Php 700 (it's expensive for something you'll just use for 1/2 days) when I did my clearance, and the Barong just yesterday. :) I'm finally, actually, graduating! Woot!

The Governance Pin

The University of the Philippines National College of Public Administration and Governance, headed by its project manager Nico Martin, recently launched the NCPAG Pin, selling at Php 100 each. Part of the funds will go to the Mga Munting Kawan Orphanage. You can contact him at 09175331890 if you want to order, or drop me a message here.

One step back, Two steps forward - Graduation Pictures

Last Monday, we were scheduled at the National College of Public Administration and Governance for our graduation picture-taking. Barbs, Tenai, Reg, and I were the first ones that day. Since I was the only guy, my hair and face were finished way earlier than the girls. I was the first up with my Toga and Sablay shots. I waited for them to finish their shots before our creative shots.

I didn't came prepared with mine, so I had them think for me. The Agencie, our photographer, suggested a look, and I gave it a try. In the end, the make-up and the gluing for more than an hour paid-off, and I think I'll like my creative shot. As to what it was, wait and see :)

Barbie was Poison-Ivy, Athena was a Dance-master-diva with Marc, Reg didn't have any. Kent was stone-age-macho-man (or so I think). Chester was like Echo in his commercial, with wings. Dai was awesome as well!