ale

ALE was overall a great experience, although quite tiring I still learned a lot. We visited the Sierra Madre Resort and trekked to see the waterfall and afterwards we went to Camp Capinpin and we witnessed our nations very own soldiers, and needless to say I couldn't have been any prouder than I am now to be a Filipino and hats off to all those soldiers out there who fight for our nation and protect us every single day, I have the utmost respect for them. Although waking up at 4am wasn't the greatest part of it all I still learned the extremities soldiers go to just to make us all feel safe and comfortable, we experienced a "boodle fight" which is basically eating side by side with soldiers, with your hands (which I've never done before so it was a new experience for me) On the way home we stopped by a local gas station in antipolo because due to the fact that our bladders were bound to explode, afterwards we went back to school and arrived at nearly 9pm.....which makes ale a total of 16 hours with my class but I wouldn't have had it any other way because I do love my classmates endlessly.