SERENDIPITY... NOEL

            T o the most respected district supervisor, to our beloved school principal, to our invited guest speaker who will be introduced later, to our dear teachers who are surely be missed, my dear classmates who are very happy now just like me because at last we are now in our graduation toga, and of course to our most treasured parents- mother and father, our guardians! Good afternoon everyone!             I am deeply honored for the chance you have given me today- to speak in front of you during this memorable moment- our high school graduation. In everyone’s life, high school graduation is considerably one of the most memorable events. I know you would agree with me.            E very morning, when you open your eyes on your bed to the so called “new day”, you feel like closing them again, and not getting up yet. It’s so nice to sleep even more. But to a responsible student, he or she will never do that. He or she would rise up from bed. That is because he or she