Leigh was a student of mine when he was first year at Spinola. I taught the class where he belonged for only a grading period. That was when I left MSS, way back 2000. He is one of the constant reminders about my unexpected exit from the school. Now he is waiting for the result of the Nursing Board he just took.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Leigh, A Spinolanian Tennister
These past days, I've been playing lots of tennis. One time, I dropped by Leigh Cris's place after a tennis game with Hanna, his sister, who is a varsity in tennis in one of the college institutions in Iligan City. Hanna is home for Christmas break. By the next day, Leigh accompanied us playing with my other students in Sibugay NHS, who are very good tennis players. Most of them had to leave, since the classes by Monday shall already resume. So, to carry-on the tennister spirit, Leigh and I agreed that we meet at the DPWH for some tennis action. We played at around 7:45 am this morning. Leigh had long been playing since his elementary. He stopped after such years and played only volley once in a blue moon.
Leigh was a student of mine when he was first year at Spinola. I taught the class where he belonged for only a grading period. That was when I left MSS, way back 2000. He is one of the constant reminders about my unexpected exit from the school. Now he is waiting for the result of the Nursing Board he just took.
Leigh was a student of mine when he was first year at Spinola. I taught the class where he belonged for only a grading period. That was when I left MSS, way back 2000. He is one of the constant reminders about my unexpected exit from the school. Now he is waiting for the result of the Nursing Board he just took.
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