Pay It Forward




hmmm.. time for us to PAY IT FORWARd, weve been blessed with so many things in our life in the past few years and we, (Computer Engineering Class of De La Salle Lipa BATCH 2005) tried to share our blessing to the children of SOS.
From my classmates in college, some shifted course, some went offshore to try their luck - to my instructors. ALL of us, shared their blessing to the children of SOS VILLAGE.
From the pet talk that i had with some children, I realized how lucky we really are for having recieved the love and care of our parents, friendship of friends and companions of officemates.
Even if we spent only few hours at the village, we saw thousand stories.I saw 3 children sitting together at the bench and i found out that they were siblings and their parents abandoned  them! the 6year old girl is the oldest and she's carrying the 3year old boy while the 4year old girl was sitting beside them looking at other children and she seems afraid of being left behind by his siblings and afraid to mingle with other.
I saw a 7year old boy wearing eyeglasses with a super thick lens. I didnt ask him the grade of the eyeglasses but by just looking at it, its seems like is over 600. At such young age he's already suffering from nearsightness or farsightness and yet Im complaining for getting 150 agtimatism and grade.
We are indeed fortunate, we just dont realize it until we see someone who's lest fortnate than us.
Heres my share of pics. I LOVE THE CHILDREN OF SOS.


http://maydee.multiply.com/photos/album/70/O5A_GIVES_BACK_SOS_EXPERIENCE

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