Showing posts with label Class 68. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Class 68. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 7, 2025

Attended last night high school reunion (on a Monday? Yes)

Wheels of Happiness

I attended a reunion of HS schoolmate, class 68 of Rizal High School.  I did not attend many parties before.  This time due urging of text messages, I finally gave in.  And in December I looked for vehicle, a driver and what I planned to bring:    two bottles of wine for exchange gift, and Fried Itik for potluck.

The venue was in Bambang Pasig, only 7 km from my place (Google Map had a shortcut via Barkadahan bridge and Labao (base of Napindan bridge)

Out of 40 who signed up, only 33 came.   Mostly ladies.  Romy Manahan as usual was the caterer.

I sat with Boys of about 6 and had several bottles of beer.

After exchange gifts and sharing some food, the reunion ended.

One of the things we agreed was to aim for 15 more years (many are 73-74) and thus conversation shall focus on health, longevity food exercise and well being

My thanks to sir Rico Torres, formerly of SMB for heading this event

Monday, October 7, 2013

There were lady bikers yesterday at Hacienda Pisong Kape, October 6, 2013

Real Cyclists

Angono, Rizal  PHL   | October 7, 2013

                        Dra and Liza, both Class 88 of RHS, posing at Pisong Kape signage   

We met some lady bikers yesterday at Pisong Kape in Halayhayin, Pililla Rizal.  I found out that they are from Caniogan, Pasig City.  They have an advocacy vs cigarette smoking.  They are members of Class 88 who would host the  grand reunion of Rizal High School (they would be working with our Class 68)   I learned that one them is named Liza and the other is a dentist.

Nice meeting you ladies.

Many though were looking at the lady riding tandem at her partner's motorbike

                                           The ladies with Jorgeusbiker

                      Their advocacy is vs cigarette smoking;  but many bikers ride and smoke



                                

                                   My bike and the Pisong Kape signage

                           A great looking head turning lady biker (riding a motorcycle, that is)