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ABMC 4 Surprise

I had a make-up class at the Digital Lab with my BSN students this rainy Monday afternoon. When we were about to finish with the impromptu speeches, the lights suddenly went off after I heard a few knocks on the door. I thought there was power interruption due to heavy rains so I waited for about 5 seconds.

The next thing I remember was that a group of students wearing blue shirts entered the classroom and started singing the very famous "Happy Birthday" song. They were my ABMC 4 students. They surprised me with their greetings -- complete with a cake and purple balloons.
Well, what can I say? That's the reason I love all of them! They give meaning to my stay here. I just wish I could tell them exactly how I felt that afternoon. Nakakatuwa. Nakakatuwang isipin na naging close na rin ako sa kanila. Kaya lang, nakakalungkot isipin na pansamantala lang ang relationship ng teachers with students. I should know that students come and go -- lalo na this batch of students who expect to graduate five months from now...

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