95th Foundation Day

I had a fun time attending my elementary school's 95th foundation day. The elementary school's products included the "old" creme of the crop of Taytay itself. The oldest batch with a representative was class 1937. The lone representative was my Tiya Liling who happened to be an awardee too for her services as a teacher in the said school. My batchmates and I met for a potluck at one of my amiga's resthouse in Taytay. After lunch we proceeded at the motorcade's starting point where we all rode in one big float. The things is, our boy batchmates did not come except for a couple. Anyway, as the motorcade proceeded along the streets and alleys of Taytay we started calling out to our "boys" as we passed by their homes. Hmm... doors closed, windows closed. We all gathered force as we pass by Wency's house and called out " Wency! Lena's looking for you!" I swear, I saw the lone open window closed! We all started to laugh. One classmate said that the former car salesman, is now an auto insurance agent. I wonder who slammed the window shut? His wife perhaps as Wency sits gagged and tied to a chair?