Continuation of my story: While our peer group consisting friends from High School were seated on the long concrete bench in our old alma mater, not really trying to display our brand new clothing: Converse T-shirts, the tight fitting 100% cotton shirts were very in demand that period of time. Each one of us comparing them asking if its original. A friend told us that she bought it from Dau where the site abound with exports from the USA. Others bought from PX and Cartimar. Denim pants were also the trend in brand name such as the famous Levi's, Lee, and Jag. I used to wear my old Jag pants and Apple Picker because of its semi-flare bottom and having that V-neck blouse with embroidery at its neckline courtesy of my darling sister who is very creative when it comes to embroidery and other creative arts and designs. I looked like the younger version of "Sampaguita." Ahahahhah! Yikkess. My shoes include the brown gamosa makes me looked like an apache indian, sometimes having to wear the black and yellow adidas rubber shoes for my PE and also my bright yellow Converse high cut boots that every time I wore those pairs some guys get so attracted  I think with the color yellow and they used to shout, "Joey, joey!" Crazy huh.

Yeah it's not only me, my friends and I are very "maporma." Some students thought were from Cavite because of our school attire that's very recognizable. Then later, group of older students came to our place and have a long list of students who filled up and signed their names for a "special petition." It's nothing sort of important at that time but worth remembering. But at this moment in time, present time would it help the Philippines if that PETITION was actually re-opened? Who knows?

After some other discussions, line -up at the registrar's office, etc, etc, signing up and the process took a long way making us tired, hungry and almost exhausted our peer end up in Makati watching the famous blockbuster movie STRIPES of Bill Murray.