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Thirsty? Let's Play!

Hi guys! It's been a long time since I posted something here. There has been a lot of motion going on in my life and I just couldn't find the time to sum them up on a post. So I'll just go straight to the most recent events.
Last weekend was a blast! Events here and there and I what's amazing is that I was able to take part of almost all of them. Last Friday was the start of the annual Thirsty Football Cup. My friends and I were able to watch the matches of the UP Football Club Ladies in the Girls 19 Competition. We had a lot of fun shouting and cheering for them that night. I even took a few pictures from that night. click here to view

The next day, UP had its annual Otaku Fest. where hobbyists all over Cebu gathered and mingled with each other. Many people wore costumes of their favorite anime characters. There were a lot of games and contests and there were bands who performed. People were dancing and singing their favorite anime sound tracks. it was a heck of a day and I got to be one of the people who helped in organizing the event although I had too little to contribute.





After the Otaku Fest, I went straight to the Rizal Museum where the annual Ms. UP Cebu Pageant night was held. The ladies of UP looked gorgeous in their gowns that night. my friends and I were shouting and screaming in awe of the intelligent answers of the candidates. we were overwhelmed during that night. We were not disappointed.

Then Sunday came. The day that I have been waiting for. It was our turn to play in the Thirsty Cup Men's Open Category. It was a good experience because all the players who came were able to play in the pitch and our performance was not bad for a team whose players have less background in playing the sport. It was a good experience since we did not lose although we did not qualify after the elimination since we also did not win. All our games were all draws. After our games, I stayed a little bit longer to watch other games since the next games were where the real action begins. The best teams were playing with each other to get the title. After I got tired I decided to rest and went home.

I guess there would be more of these for the coming days. And I hope I could share them all to you. Until the next time... This has been The Moving Aunne saying, "Why wait? Let's keep moving!"

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