After many months of citizen army training, may sister in-law finally graduated. I told my mother in-law I will be attending as I will be taking pictures. Unfortunately, a week before the graduation, she suddenly has urgent meeting to attend to which she can't postpone therefore I ended up attending alone as a guardian and photographer.
It was exciting to watch these youngsters on the field doing their exhibition. I remember when I was the one in there being watched by spectators.
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| Formation |
Although it was scorching hot, I can't resist taking pictures of them. Because of that, I realized I am still not quick in taking fast-paced scenes. I have to practice more. Funny thing is that, I have to go up stage and put on my sister in-law's medals of honor and then take picture after that. Talk about multitasking!
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| Super hot! |
The ceremony took about 6 hours. And the six hours left me with so many photos. Here are some of them.
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| Brigade commander and his staff | |
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| A platoon with their platoon leader |
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| My sis in-law: Charlie platoon |
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| Guest speaker: PNP chief Taysan Batangas |
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| My sis in-law's friend: Delta Gidon bearear |
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| Just awarded the medal of honor |
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| Receiving her diploma |
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| Turn over of position to Junior Officers |
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| Senior officers getting ready for exhibition |
It was a tiring day but I was so happy to receive my sister in-laws medal of honors. Seeing her perform with her co-officers swept away my tiredness!
The whole ceremony made me remember when I was the battalion commander back in high school. It was such a good day to reminisce!
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