Creating this online yearbook was a virtual trip down memory lane, and it was good to find old batchmates in different parts of the world. It was great to once again work with my online sisters Cate, Pen, Ginger, Terry and Sarge. We were able to manage the work among ourselves from four different timezones without face to face contact. Minutes before our e-blast, we assisted Cate, who was uploading the files as she was peeling an onion and slicing tomatoes, because the site nearly nearly crashed. (She also managed to splatter tomatoes onto her keyboard, LOL) It was such a joy that within seconds after the e-blast was fired (and the crash aborted), the campaign monitor showed batchmate after batchmate going to the website, all within minutes of each other.
Within a day, we had gathered practically the whole of batch 1984, as well as girls from other batches, into the site.
I do hope that this would inspire more of our batchmates to make the trip home this January as we celebrate our Silver Jubilee. As for me, I'm meeting up with Sarge and Pen in the Bay Area next week, our first meeting after 25 years!
There's so much I have to thank STC for, but dear friends are definitely among them.
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Reyna, I just read this today :) BIG SMILE COMING FROM MY SIDE OF THE WORLD! I heart you, dearly :)
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