Last Christmas, through the generosity of the parents, I was handed down some money to buy myself a present. Specifically being told not to spend them on books or anything related to teaching, they made mention of a plane ticket. So after a few months of scouting for a plane ticket, I finally bought one for myself.
At the end of the school year, an envelope was given to me with a little something :) along with a card telling me to have a wonderful summer and a joyful trip to Japan. I know I was one lucky person and my gratitude to the parents of the children was just over flowing.
As I fly and explore the city of Tokyo today, I will remember the people behind this trip and will surely find time to put down the extra baggages of school related stress and meet new people. I always fly to new grounds and this time, I am fulfilling one of my dreams.
So excited to hear your story of the land of the rising sun! You are truly blessed cher jo. And you are a blessing to me as well and to other people. Have fun!
ReplyDeletesosyal towkiyow ang bekesyown
ReplyDeleteWow! Lucky you!!! Enjoy po...
ReplyDeleteDream ko rin makapag-travel sa Japan. I'm so inggit! :)
ReplyDeletegrabe ang saya!! sobrang sweet ng students mo!! waaaaw!! <3 <3 <3 you must have done something really awesome to them!
ReplyDeleteJapan, Japan, sagot sa kahirapan ahaha!
ReplyDeleteHindi ko naramdaman ang pagdating mo sa Pinas sir Jo ah... natuloy ka ba? or derecho ka na sa Japan?
Hi cher Kat,
ReplyDeleteI finally met Sanrio, the products I mean. I am still debating whether to go to Puroland or not but maybe not. I will look for Gundam tomorrow as well as the Naruto museum for Fiel.
Thank you so much for the good words. Hope to see you before I head back to Thailand.
Hello Rix,
ReplyDeleteAva, ineyva ang ispellings, nalayto me, ha,ha,ha.
Hello Mar,
ReplyDeleteYes, I will though I had aching legs because of Disneysea but worth it, the best!
Hi Sepsep,
ReplyDeleteDapat pala sumama ka dahil marunong ka palang mag Nihonggo. Semi- double naman yung bed, free na sana pero hindi ko kasi nabanggit before, he,he,he.
May translator sana ako at hindi ako parang pusang ligaw transferring from one train line to another.
Hello Marshee,
ReplyDeleteOo nga, naawa siguro sa akin dahil sa dami ng work sa school. Sana may next time ulit, hi,hi,hi.
Hi Fiel,
ReplyDeleteYung bonsai post, Manila visit yun. Yung Lucky Me, Japan trip and today is my third day na. I still have to find the Naruto ones. Hindi ko makita kagaya ng nakita natin sa web. Mayroon, keychains. Hayaan mo balitaan kita kung mayroon, kung wala eh di sa ibang bansa ko na lang hahanapin but will surely look for them for you.
Japan-Japan! Kailan kita masisilayan? :) Maligayang pagpunta sa Japan sir Jo! :) Ingat!
ReplyDeletenyahaha saw ray, na lite tow cup pala lolz.
ReplyDeleteAhhh you're so lucky Sir!!!
ReplyDeleteI want to visit Japan too! You're lucky but you also deserve it! Enjoy your trip and don't forget my pasalubong hahaha =)
love lots,
Tin
mypoeticisolation.blogspot.com
Hello Cher Jep,
ReplyDeleteJapan, Japan, naubos ang pinagipunan
Pero sulit naman.
Maraming kuwento, maraming aral,
Higit sa lahat may katuturan.
Ohayo Kristine,
ReplyDeletePasalubong? Eh backpacker ako so wala eh at kung mayroon man, paano ko ba ipapadala sa iyo. Paki send mo naman yung address mo sa teacherjo@gmail.com. Salamat!
isama mo naman ako... pls... hehehe
ReplyDeleteThis just shows that you're indeed a good teacher. And yes, you are blessed to have appreciative parents.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work and enjoy Japan. :-)
ikain mo na lang ako ng ramen heheheh ang sosyal naman!
ReplyDeleteAwh Japan :) You have a great time there and spend your money wisely ;) Gambate Jonathan-kun hope you have a great time in my father's mother country :)
ReplyDeleteHi Christian,
ReplyDeleteLate ka na! He,he,he...
Hello Ish,
ReplyDeleteThanks!, nakakataba ng puso kapag may nag appreciate ng work. Will continue to do my best.
Japan, the land of the rising Sun !
ReplyDeleteHave fun, buddy :)