civilized looking di ba? but still smells with muriatic acid and cleanser 
wow ano? looks wayyyyyy cleaner than i can remember.
but the ceiling has still that slimy greenish gunk
traditionally, the dorm of freshmen.
a silent witness to freshmen's cries of loneliness at night (esp the first night away from home) :D tsaka yung pagkahulog sa bed. i miss the T-Bar hehehehe
remember these floor tiles? quintessentially OLPS talaga.
favorite hangout of main building occupants.
the roof of the kitchen and the toilet were also favorite tambayan and place to dry laundry or shoes and to sun beddings
they use lpg now. wara na idto na lutuan na upa an panggatong
medyo malinis na pagkitaon ano? iba talaga pag lpg hehehe wara nin agiw nan abo :-)
the most awaited letter during the summer.
remember how you felt when you opened and read it?
it was a proud moment in my young life coz i thought then that entering the seminary was like being in a elite group of people sort of like being in the scout rangers :-) hehehe the few, the proud kuno baga.
this pix came from the batch 82 blog
big dorm up is still big dorm. the rooms below used to be at various points during my stay, -chemistry and lab room, pantry, cat room, big dorm down, small dorm down.
now its an office and infirmary. am not sure what the other room is
looking up the small dorm up. beacuse of dwindling enrollees, the small dorm up currently lays unused. it just looks sad.
like when seminary is on summer vacation and you go back and take a peek at the dorms. the emptiness jars you up a bit. coz ur used to seeing the dorms full of beddings and stuff and noisy teenagers.
how do we call this nga? main garden ba? the aguho tree is gone and so is the big mango tree and the rimas tree near the kitchen. looks a bit bare but more open. i dunno but the seminary looks way more lonesome, and rundown than before. gurangunon na pagkitaon.
mga rich na sano, batugi na tabi nindo magdonate bago magkaruruba an mga buildings :-)
the parlor looking down from the second floor -what used to be the prayer room. it has been removed so the parlor became like a high ceilinged receiving area
