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The Magic Is Here...
at ENCHANTED KINGDOM!
(Im blogging agen!)
haha!
Sept. 9, 2005 was the date of our awesome and almost magical field trip!
first off, we went to the Yakult factory, where we saw how they made that milk (which is not really milk but billions of "good" bacteria called Lactobacili shirota strain...or somethin like that)
then we went to Gardenia (you know, the bread) and saw the completely computer-operated factory.
then we had our lunch at WalterMart (McDo, as usual) and after eating, the bus took us to the most awaited destination of the day....
yup, you guessed it
Enchanted Kingdom!
Honestly, we were like little kids wanting to go to the amusement park. we got our tickets from madam and went inside the magical kingdom. everything outside of the walls of EK just seemed to vanish, even though we had to do a paper on it.
we enjoyed every ride we could get to and never stopped to even buy something to eat.
we rode the Grand Carousel (who says it's for babies only??)
the Flying Fiesta (swings in the air!)
the Anchors Away (talk about getting nauseous!)
the Wheel of Fate (even though i had a terrible fear of heights, they forced me to ride!)
the Rialto (a literal motion picture!)
the Log Jam (drop and get wet!)
the Rio Grande (where we waited in line for 30mins and got soaking wet! yeah!)
the Roller Skater (a mere warm up for what's next)
and...the Space Shuttle (ooooh..*shiver*)
we were crazy picture addicts at the bus, taking pictures of everything and everyone! we even had pictures of bare feet...hahaha!
it suddenly rained hard when we were about to go back to the bus, but we had to get back quickly because we were late and they said that madam was getting angry...but that's another story..we got back up the bus with every part of us dripping wet, and everyone had to change in his or her own seat, taking turns to cover each other up. some of us felt dizzy (like me) but the fun went on. pictures here, pictures there, flashes here and there.
all in all, it was such a funfunfunfun day! (can't you tell?) every moment captured in the unlimited and immortal films of my heart.
a very fitting and worthy last field trip as a high school student.