- When someone asks for a reunion after a few days of being apart, and many people are excited to go, it can be inferred that a great bond was nurtured among these people. As for us 25 Philippine delegates, our two-week trip to Mother India made most of us close to each other.
- One of our co-delegates, Monica, invited us to her house for a reunion. Sadly, delegates from outside Metro/Greater Manila have gone back to their hometowns, and couldn't attend the reunion. For us Manilenos and Manilenas who agreed to go, we met up at Coffee Bean Katipunan, and waited for Monica to fetch us. Michael dropped by to give a cake, but had to leave at once for his field work.
- Jayson, Joseph, Carla, Gracie, Tyrone, and I (and later on, James,) had a small "congregation" in Monica's fancy dinner room. We all tried to relive our moments in India, and clarified some matters that were left unsolved in India - things like crushes and whatnots. We also ringed up some farflung delegates, like Japs or Ephraim, both of whom reside in Baguio.
- Monica bumped into her glass door twice. I really had to place this in. Too hilarious and cute of Monica. Haha.
- We all stayed in Monica's well-decorated place later than expected. Monica's dad was kind enough to drop us off where it would be more convenient for us to catch a cab home. Ann and I went home together, and arrived safely. It was near midnight.
- I hope we'd get to communicate with each other more often, despite not being able to see each other personally. The Philippine delegation was one big happy bunch, with unmatched random peculiarities, and curious minds!!
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| Great food, swear!! |
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| Monica's origami craze. Haha. |
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| Too red. |
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