15 - Storytelling

Did you remember when your mom/dad used to read bedtime stories for you to sleep?  Stories that really affects you. Stories that you can’t get over of. And Stories that you thought true.

A couple of weeks ago, English Resource Center conducted an event “Ignite speech: Confessions of a book-a-holic & Storytelling”. Students who are enrolled in World Literature class needs to have atleast two participants in order to represent their block.  Our block represents by our own Jemima Faith Yucoco and Marti Yokoi and their title is the legend of the coconut tree. The legend of the coconut tree was contains of different characters which was played by the five of us from ECE151. The play was indeed great. We all have it’s own role to act with. For me, the best part of the play was when it’s the animals turn to shine (HAHA) no. lol just kidding. I just say that because I’m the snake there. Hahaha. But, I think what makes us look great is that because of the lights (thanks to Wilbert) and of course, it is also because of our caring adviser Ms. Nina. I remember right from the day we met her, from the cheers and chants, story-telling, and other things.. up until speech choir she never leave us alone. She always guides us. If it wasn’t her, we would never bring the gold trophy again. We would never win.

Moreover, this competition is something that you can’t forget of. It’s unique. I don’t know but I love this kind of program. It’s entertaining. It’s not the typical type of program that others do. Well, I just love hearing and reading stories. And choosing legends stories is really nice because it’s like you’re going back to the days where you are still young.