Me, Myself and I

Here are the write-ups about me as published in my school year books.

St. Scholastica's College Highschool Batch '98


Berna or Bubbles or Bub is what people usually call her. Berna is really someone whom you want to spend the whole day with. She has lots of stories to tell complete with sound effects, facial expressions and movements so your day would positively turn bright whenever she is there beside you. She is also a person who would really laugh at even the silliest jokes (To think that she has this odd laughter for she can whistle or sometimes cray while laughing!) Moreover, she is a smart gal but definitely not a nerd. She reviews the lesson the night before the exam, but if you see her grade, it is as if she studied for the whole week! But she is not just a smart girl with the weird laugh, she is also indeed a true friend. She will give you true and honest opinions that make her very sincere. If she's your friend, then, there is certainly something to be proud of.


De La Salle University Batch '03

Manufacturing Engineering and Management


Berna, full of energy, always has a ready smile for everyone. Although Berna is fun-loving and a dancer-since-birth, she's also serious and hardworking, not to mention, a great study-buddy. Her kindness extends to everyone and not just to her friends. You're lucky though if you are, because you get to know how devoted, caring and generous she is. A true friend you will treasure in your heart. Berna is the one that everybody wants to get hooked with.

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