Well, hello. We’re reviving this site. Well, we’re already entering senior year ^points up to header image^ and we’re about to leave the coolest nerdcamp ever (Koko Roque, 2008). That’s just sad. But hey, we’re not yet in college. We still have a year left. ).

So with the revival of this site is the creation of the fourth year sectioning page. Just like last year’s. Reportedly, the sectioning will be announced tomorrow during the orientation. If the list is posted conspicuously, we have our sponsors (Hewlett-Packard, Nokia and Smart Buddy… LOL) to thank for so that we can put it in the blog as soon as possible.

More on the revival, please comment in this post so as to update, add, or remove the links from the blogroll at the right side of this page. Of course we want this to be updated, right?

That’s all for now. Site traffic is expected to boom tomorrow and in the coming days. Till we meet again. )

Taken from the Pisay Code of Conduct. I never read mine and I suppose the same would be for most of you *bwahahah* and so here it is so you guys don’t need to do it.

“Prom” is a shortened form of the word “promenade” which refers to a formal dinner-dance. Being a formal event, all students are expected to be in formal wear.

For girls:

- Do not wear a dress with a plunging neckline. The neckline of your dress should not show your cleavage.

- Dresses with plunging backs should not plunge below the waistline.

- Dresses with see through fabrics should be lined or worn with a camisole.

- The slits of the skirt should not be more than 3 inches above the knee.

- Exposure of the torso area should not be more than 2 inches above or below the belly button

- Shorts and short skirts (more than 3 inches above the knee) are not allowed.

- Rubber slippers and wooden clogs (bakya) are prohibited

For guys:

- Wear a decent long-sleeved polo.

- T-shirts, whether collared or not, are improper attire
- Shoulders and upper arms should not be exposed

- Coat and a tie or barong may be recommended as formal attires.

- Footwear should be closed leather shoes. Sandals and rubbershoes are not allowed.

- B0ys are strictly prohibited from wearing earrings.

- Wear long pants; denims and hip-hop pants are not allowed. Underwear should not peek over the pants’ waistline.

- Wearing of caps and any headgear are not allowed.

Prom is coming soon (like, next year) so everyone get ready for it na XD (As of now, wala pa yatang official theme, right?)

Everyone is invited to send in their faaaavorite songs as part of the songlist for the prooom. (Well,I need it…) It’ll be reviewed by the Lights&Sounds committee and stuff. XD If you want, just reply to this pooooooost. (All inputs are appreciated XD)

Please don’t put in songs that really aren’t appropriate for the occassion. XD it’s pwom.

Interested parties who are willing to donate stuff (like lighting and sound systems and stuff) are invited to do so, please contact any member of the Batch Council or… anyone. XD

Since you’re already here, i’d just like to remind and ask if people still want a batch party XD detail, comments, suggestions, please reply here!

Between now and the fair, there’s 106 days! Wala lang, happy reminder. Some time around october 25 to 27. XD

August is coming soon! So is September, and October, November, December, January, February and March! Please don’t forget to decorate our bulletin board during your assigned months! XD

Coming soon! Updates on Family Day, Batch T-Shirt design winners, Field trip and/or retreat location! Yeheyz! XD

Kindly support your batch in all our endeavors XD

My dear ‘09 students,

I have a little something for all of you, but first some words.

I haven’t really taken my time to thank you for a wonderful year last year. You guys were just great! I admit, it got a little tough and rough for me but we were able to pull through. I wasn’t feeling too well physically mid-year because of the stress, but I loved teaching all my six sections so much that letting go of any was not an option for me (but I guess some of you would have loved that!). Thankfully, I got to pull it together for the 4th quarter.

That quarter was just the best for me, as I hope it was for you. That Middle East simulation was just awesome, (PJ, sorry if I ruined your plans…) and I’ll remember that week as your shining moment for me. But little did I know that there was another.

Guys, our Pisay Meets World just blew me away. I knew it could be big, but I didn’t expect it to be that big! And you have yourselves (yes, that means you Felize Angela Mendoza) to thank for that. Whoever thought that from a school project, a celebrity would be born? Or that for a week, you guys would be the buzz of the Pinoy blogosphere? And just lately, one of you even got published!

Your batch just never ceased to amaze me! I felt that there are a lot of things I could have done better and that I don’t deserve the great things you have done. But past is passed. A lot of you know what this next school year means for me, so I hope I learned a lot of my lessons by the time I begin with ‘10. Lessons you taught me.

So thank you, Batch ‘09. And here’s a little something for all of you, right after the cut.

And I present…

The very own homepage of Pisay Meets World so that you are no longer stuck with my face whenever you wish to relive your high school memories. It’s just a simple site and anyone who wishes to take over the site may do so. I don’t plan to do PMW again with ‘10 so that name will be yours and yours alone forever.

http://pisaymeetsworld.wordpress.com

When I thought of the PMW, one of my reasons was to give you guys something to look back on in the future. Now with your own URL, you can do that anytime.

So good luck, Batch ‘09. You will be missed. Do very well because you guys have already inspired me to be better. I love you all!

Take care always,

Sir Martin

29 May 2007 – Enrolment (8:00AM) and Distribution of books (PM last step of enrolment)

good pleasant GREAT NEWS!!! I called up the Registrar’s office today (05.21.2007) and I found out that we can get our books as soon as we’re done with the enrolment procedure! No need to wait till 1PM! Yay

30 May 2007 – Junior Orientation (1:00PM)

I got those from Ma’am Dacanay of the Bio Unit.

Hey, hey! If you happen to see this after May 15, this post is of no use to you. If otherwise, read on because it’s the season for mother’s day.

Oo, it’s mother’s day on sunday. Chances are, you haven’t go anything yet prepared for Mother’s day. And like the average Pisay crammer person that you are, I’ve decided to help give some ideas that will help you through Mother’s day!

(If by some chance you’ve already got something… go away)

Things you can do:

Make her a clay emo-boy-holding-a-broken-heart!

Mothers enjoy this. Nothing breaks their heart more on any other day than today with a clay emo-boy-holding-a-broken-heart! It’s easy to make and can be done the night before! Perfect gift from crammers like you! It’s the thought that counts

Take her on a trip to boraaaaa.

A smooth, relaxing trip to Boracay will definitely make your mother’s day. What more can a mother want from her child/ren than this? This Mothers’ Day trip will be exceptionally great for her…as long as it’s all on you. Perfect gift from rich people like you! It’s the thought that counts

Pick flowers for her from yer neighbor’s back yard.

Flowers can signify a whole host of things! Reverance, thanks, praise, love and appreciation. Flowers from your neighbor signify…theivery. A Mothers’ Day gift like this will not be forgotten! This gift comes free with a screaming neighbor who finds out their precious flowers are stolen. Perfect gift from malicious people like you! It’s the thought that counts

Make a nice card.

A gift as old as paper, cards will always be appreciated from you to your mother! It’s elegance in style and creativity in art will bring a unique and cheap flavor from you! A mother will definitely see how their child grows with virtues like resourcefulness and thrift. Perfect gift from low-budget people like you! It’s the thought that counts

Give her your paperclip collection

A highly obscure gift, your paperclip collection (which suddenly materialized out of nowhere) as a gift to your mother show her tribute that you are willing to give your most prized possession to her! No mother can refuse the love that comes from you giving her this paperclip collection. No mother can also refuse the fact that you’ve come up with nothing to give her this Mother’s Day! Perfect gift from desperate people like you! It’s the thought that counts

Make her a video of how important she is to you.

Yes, a video composed with all the technological skill you have! Impress her with the technology you’ve got and make her relive precious moments once more on tape! Mothers enjoy scenes such as their wedding, their honeymoon,  your first baby steps, your first word, your first IR, your first 1.00, your first 5.00 and your first kiss. Perfect gift from nerds like you! It’s the thought that counts

Compose a 3 act sonata for her.

Nothing soothes the soul like music! If Musical Creativity is your forte, then this gift idea is for you! Music can open your heart to your mother, pleasing her ears with wondrous, melodious tones! Perfect gift from talented musicians like you! It’s the thought that counts

Teach her how to play Dota

Teaching your mother to play Dota is like sharing a part of your life to your mom! What mom won’t appreciate being a part of her son/daughter’s life? After teaching her the basics, take out your Divine Rapier and let the fun begin! Perfect gift from dotaddicts like you!It’s the thought that counts

Give her a swedish massage.

A massage from sweden is a massage like no other! With styles only learnt from sweden, this gift can be done easily and at home! Your mother will appreciate the relaxation that only a swedish massage can provide! Perfect gift from swedes like you! It’s the thought that counts

 Tips:

• Money isn’t everything.
• Even if you’re a day or two late, you can always say, “Better late then never!”
• Hugs. Mothers like hugs.
• Work on your smile. Your smile looks ugly. Use your plastic smile. It’s an added bonus if she raises your allowance this sem.
• Approach is everything. Try to look like a cute, innocent child. Pigtails work great.

No matter what gift you give, remember, it’s the thought that counts!

Here’s the second episode of Summer Food Trips…

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VEGETABLE LUMPIA

Ingredients:

• Tobi™ Garlic Nuts, ground
• Sugar
• Baguio Beans, guisado
• Sayote, guisado
• Carrots, guisado
• Chicken Breast, cut into strips
• Pork strips
• Lettuce
• Lumpia wrapper

Directions:
1. Put a leaf of lettuce on the wrapper
2. Mix the ground garlic nuts and the sugar.
3. Put a tablespoonful of the nut mixture on the lettuce. Scatter.
4. Mix the vegetables.
5. Put two tablespoonfuls of the vegetable mixture on the nuts.
6. Put some strips of chicken breast and pork.
7. Put a tablespoonful of the nut mixture above. Scatter.
8. Roll up the lumpia, and it’s ready to eat.

Note:
You may add or remove some ingredients, or you may also change the sequence of the directions. Only the last one must stay in place. It can never be the first =D.  I do it exactly as how I put it in the instructions part, but more people tend to put the pork and chicken before the vegetables. It’s your call anyway.

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This is my favorite dish in my collection. I can actually survive 4 full days eating only this dish (tried and tested) and I just loved it so much that’s why I decided to post it here. =D

I wish you try this dish out and give some feedback by commeting. =)

Basically the people still visit here because of Sir Martin’s The Two Word Story. Well, I don’t know why, but the story revolves around me. Why?!? =))

Anyway, one month to go before enrolment, which is on May 29. Classes start on June 4. Unbelievable, yet true. Somehow I wish I’m completely wrong on the June 4 thing.

Kailan ba ang orientation?!?

Anyway, I suggest we have a sectioning list put up here in the site as soon as people start knowing their sections.

Yak ang academic ng pinaguusapan ko. =))

So, see you soon. =D

It’s Holy Week and many people are going to go to provinces…

And a trip is incomplete without music (for most)…

I think Flight of the Bumblebee by Maksim Mrvica does well…

What do you think? Post them as comments!

Hey guys! Here’s a little game called “The Two Word Story”.

It’s pretty simple: Just add two words to the story by commenting. No need to quote the person before you. No need to explain. Please wait for someone else to comment before you comment again. (One of these threads I contributed to reached 2,000 comments!)

You may use punctuations to end sentences and start new ones.

Take the story anywhere you want it! I’ll start.

Once upon