The fish above was formed by compressing colorful circles at the center, which serves as the body or scales, and the head and tail were positioned on both ends. My friend Aubrey (Bimbim) drew the fish’s head and tail while I was the one who colored it. And I love it! That was the last scene of our presentation, representing the town of Cardona, Rizal which is abundant in fishes. It was nice to showcase a culture of a particular town thatbplays an important role in the development of its people and resources.
I was holding the yellow circle on the left side. I looked so serious on that part and I was really enjoying the dance presentation that moment. Despite that I had wrong dance steps my partner and I had trouble on one of the scenes, I still managed to smile and dance (gracefully a bit). At first, I was really nervous because the audience was more than a hundred, it was two or maybe three hundred students and teachers watching us. When we were just having our formation, I heard voices of my classmates from the lower year (I’m a fourth year college student) shouting my name, cheering me to do my best. That became my motivation and strength to even give my best in executing the dance steps, then my nervousness slowly turned into excitement. Note that our adviser was in front of us (me) taking video of our ‘Crash Dance’. I felt so relieved when we finished our presentation and happy at the same time. I even thought that I want to do it one more time without committing any mistakes. I now love to dance!
Aaawwww! How cute! Just kidding! I LOOK fat in this photo! Haha! I can’t accept that. My costume was just over sized Kimona and looonnnnggg skirt, that my waistline was transferred many inches above my navel! I even used secured pins to make it fit to me. Oh, I just can’t forget how troubling it was to wear that costume. But it was worth it. I liked it. Even my face, that became a SCRATCH CANVASS FOR MAKE UP. Ugh. Well, I still lookedcute though. Haha!