Friendship Knows No Limit

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Have you ever imagined a life without friends?

Most of us have friends. Friends that will always be there with us on our happiest and worst times. Friends are there to laugh and cry with us.

I too, have friends and the most valuable among them are my best friends. 

They are one of the greatest gifts god has given me.

There are different kinds of people. We differ from each other but it won't matter. My best friends and I have more differences than similarities. We don't like the same food, color, movies, sports, etc. and not all of us loves anime or k-pop. We have different hobbies and personalities. We even have different tastes for men! But we get along anyway. :)

My Top 5 Anime Characters: Female and Male

(credits to star of the sky)

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Anime has always been a popular trend, started in Japan then spread over the world. Everyone has their own taste when it comes in picking their anime genres, art style, and specially their favorite characters.

When we watch anime, well any show really, we always have that one character who we admire, probably they resemble a certain characteristic we have, we want to have, or just plainly attracted to them.

Well, this guy is the one I salute in every series I watched so far. (*THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS*)

Our Malaysian Buddies

(c) Liezl Bonoan

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Pasig City Science High School welcomed the Malaysian visitors from Sekolah Menengah Sains Tuanku Syed Putra last November 11, 2013 (Monday) for a five-days student exchange program.

The students of III-Kelvin, the class where I am from, was there to personally welcome these visitors.

"Ohayou gozaimasu," meaning 'good morning' in nihongo was the expression we said when we first met them. We also waved our flaglets (Malaysian, Philippines, and Japan flag). They were all friendly and greeted us back.

The students from III-Joule were the one who toured the Malaysian students in our school. While our class prepared our gifts and dance presentation for the Culture Exchange Program.

Our first day with them, November 12, 2013, we were given the chance to interview the Malaysian students. We had a very funny and interesting conversation with them during the interview. After that, we changed into our national costume and proceeded to the YDC or Youth Development Center.