Let this be our prayyy*cough*rr

Today was a run of the mill ordinary day. I half expected fish to fall from the sky. Not to mention, I almost looked forward to the shockwave of a massive nuclear explosion somewhere due to the reports of my classmates in our Social Studies subject. A quote from earlier in the day.

Sa lahat ng pinagsasasabing nuclear ng mga to, parang iniintay ko na lang na may sumabog kung saan diyan sa di kalayuan.

Honestly, I was surprised to not fall asleep in the middle of the day. Watching the movie King Arthur, my first question was "How come it's so different from the legend? I recall that Arthur was an apprentice of Merlin who wasn't a 'Dark Mage' rather a benevolent wizard before he rose to kinghood."

After that, well, things were rather uneventful. BUT I DID GET A TWENTY IN OUR TLE PRACTICAL TEST!

After TLE and after things settled down, the chorale practiced. After a few runs, we managed to come up with something wholesome and pretty nice. There are still a few problems, but those can be worked out. BUT HONESTLY, LMO, did you have to bring up the issue of the "Chakang Lamok" thing?

Well, the story behind that is that last year, during a practice for our Integrated Project(to be referred to as IP from this point on) LMO recorded the drumbeat. A few moments into the recording, an inexplicable BUZZ is heard. So, we came to the conclusion that it was either the vibration of the phone or a supernatural presence. The latter gained more appeal.

So when that was brought up, a few dozen ghost stories were told and practice was ended with hushed fear.

Geez, what a day. The title? Oh, that's one of the chorale's problems in singing "The Prayer"

Ciao!