Hey there TNT! You're a really cool cat. You've got a lot of this. You've got a lot of that...

The TNT training, and the TNT experience as a whole, is simply indescribable so I won't even try. I'll just let pictures do the talking.

Note: All of the TNT pictures below were taken by photographer extraordinaire Chinkin Coruna. Thank you Chinkin! You can see more TNT pictures and other interesting stuff at Chinkin's Photo Gallery and PhotoBlog.

TNTs Galore.
The craziest, wackiest, most green-minded, most fun, and most passionate people in the Ateneo.

Me and some of my close friends in TNT.
From left to right: Grace, Mitzi, Me, Coco, and Chica.

Me and Mitzi
Colgate happy!

Rachelle Sabog.
Me all sweaty and sabog after playing World War.

Me and my partner Quino
We're handling Block D3.

In Chinkin's words, the T.G.I.S. girls.
Na na na na, na na na na na...
By the way, that's on SEC field after a game of Fox and Chicken with TNTs and LogCom.

TNTs raise their lunch packs.
Pansit na naman?

I really love being a TNT. Isn't it obvious? I keep coming back for more. I've already completed the three years! Why? TNT is fabulous. It's lots of fun.

I met a lot of new people. I got re-acquainted with old TNTs. I got to act like the freshman from hell in the simulations. (Hehe... It's so fun acting like a brat.) I posed for pictures. (I confess. But we're all camera whores in TNT anyway.) I danced the traditional Chuga and Banana dances. Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera...

I am so excited for ORSEM! I'm handling an IS block, my course, so I'm really happy with that. They originally assigned me as a solo for English block but thank heavens, there were more than enough people so after they shuffled TNTs, I was given a partner! Yey!

I just know it'll be something really big and really great. I can't wait to meet my freshies. I'll definitely make the most of my last TNT experience.