This is totally Julius’ year. Today was another day of his accomplishments. He was one of the 10 finalists among a thousand entries, of the Tsinoy Cyber challenge, a web-designing contest organized by the Insular Life Company.

Jules, Roy Muriel and I, wearing formal wears that we looked liked prayer preachers, went to the exquisite Insular Life building in Alabang for the awarding. He may not have landed any of the Top 3 Major Awards but I take pride in saying that he is the only finalist from a non-computer related course.

A delectable cocktail dinner was served for the finalists and guests after the event. Then we proceeded to the nearby Fiesta Mall and played Bingo, for the first time in a place as such, before we parted ways.

When Muriel and I arrived in Palar, we went to Lina’s house where Donna is staying after she stowed away from home a few nights ago. Muriel told me she’d arrived black and blue all over then. She had managed to escape after she had loosened the chains her mother had shackled her up with. But that’s actually another story. One of those stories which makes me refuse to believe that you are who your friends are.

The three of us have spent time over beer at the videoke just along the lane were Lina’s room is. The night was highlighted by Donna’s singing, the first time I have actually seen her sing. She must be really deranged.