Nasa Manila Bulletin Ako

At may kasama pang picture -- kaso dapat yata akong mahiya! Hehehe.

Binanggit ni ser Vim Nadera sa kanyang column kahapon sa Manila Bulletin ang event naming Sining ng Tugma at Sukat (STS) Subic, pati na rin ang ginawa naming scuba diving.

Okey na sana na pangalan lang, kaso dinagdagan pa ni ser Vim ng retrato naming apat na mala-Beatles ang pagtawid sa kalye...at naka-diving suits pa!

Sabi nga ni Ergoe sa YahooGroup ng mga LIRA Fellows '08, nagkalat daw kami ng lagim. Wahaha.

Buti na lang at wrong spelling ang pangalan ko -- kulang ng Jr. at isang L. Hindi ako 'yun!

Eto ang excerpt mula sa STS portion ng article (marami pa kasing ibang laman ang column ni ser Vim):

LIRA, by the way, had been on a campus tour with its National Commission for Culture and the Arts-funded Sining ng Tugma at Sukat since its launch last September 14 at the Parish Hall of Saint Francis de Malabon in General Trias, Cavite.

For its fourth leg, we were assigned to conduct such workshop for teachers last October 25 but we took a sidetrip with president Beverly Siy and her diving partner George Ang Dy Pay, who owns and operates the Boardwalk Dive Center at the Subic Bay Freeport Zone in USS Essex-crazy Olongapo.

The STS Team of Ynna Abuan, Philip Kimpo, and Deborah Nieto got there the day before for our D-Day in Coral Garden with Dante Lagac and our savior Jason Obien who gave us our second life!

At the Subic Central School, we were treated like Born Agains by its superintendent Amelia Hebron Mojica and principal Lilia Rosete and their court: Bienvenido Apdal, Christopher Angeles, Mary Anne Angeles, Artemio Aquino, Ester Ching, Jacqueline Concepcion, Venus Fabeliña, Laureto Jimenez, and consultant Clarita A. Lagrama who is proposing a region-wide version.

Emphasis mine. Para sa kumpletong sanaysay, basahin ang online version.

(Pasensya na pala't putol ang scan sa taas, di tuloy kita ang pangalan ni Ynna. Di kasi kasya sa scanner ko ang buong column.)