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Hello dear readers!

I know that many of you are here to get some tips on how certain events should be hosted. I know. Some friends have asked me to share scripts for weddings, birthdays, debuts, anniversaries, but I tell you, I have already shared everything that needs to be shared. They can be found in my old, old posts, so please go over them, I have sample programmes for weddings, debuts, birthdays, etc. All you need to do is go over the old posts to find what you're looking for. Good luck!

If you have questions, feel free to drop me your message here and I will gladly respond.

Programme for a debut

There are actually no hard and fast rules as to how a debutante's party ought to flow. It all depends on how the debutante wants it to be celebrated. First of all, the family should decide on a party theme or motif which should serve as a springboard for all the numbers that will happen during the debut. If it's a "fairy tale" type of party or a "pop star" or "rock and roll" type of party, then the programme should be based on that theme.

A debut however usually has the following segments:

(1) debutante's dramatic entrance & introduction (the debutante's father should present his daughter to the public
(2) changing the flat shoes to high heels (the father personally does this---the debutante is seated while the father changes her shoes
(3) cotillion
(4) 18 roses

(4) 18 candles

(5) 18 well-wishers

(6) 18 treasures

(7) 18 balloons

There is no ready-made script for such an occasion. The host or emcee takes charge of seeing to it that the segments are presented in the most interesting and fun way. Otherwise, the celebration will turn out to be a drab.

If you do not know how to go about the whole show, better hire a professional emcee to provide the magic for you.

After all, its success depends greatly on how well the host or emcee is able to turn the evening into an enchanting one.

6th birthday at Jollibee

It was a simple but jolly birthday celebration at Jollibee which happened August 3 at 2:30 p.m. Dewey's classmates and teacher, friends, and family were there to mark Dewey's birthday. A simple celebration like that doesn't really hurt one's budget. What's important is the fact that family members and friends were there to share this happy moment with us.

The kids went crazy when Jollibee himself not only made an appearance but gave a nice dance number.

Are you cool?

The word "cool" has become so popular that anyone or anything that is considered good is branded as "cool". One is uncool when one does not go with the flow, when one goes against the norm or when one offends others. You are cool when you do not experience any of the following:

1. Nervousness in front of other people. Being calm or not showing your real feelings can make you cool during nerve-wracking situations.

2. Anger is very uncool, especially when you blow off steam in front of others, that is so uncool. The person you berate may look good on those who witness your outburst and you will come out as the devil's advocate. Avoid this. Be cool even during rough times.

3. Love what you have and who you are. Flaunt what you got. That's cool.

4. Whining or complaining seldom changes things. Just give your best and stop whining.

5. Being uncooperative or apathetic is uncool. You are a part of this universe of humans, so act like you are one. Be helpful.

Hari Ng Negros is set on June 28

Followers of the most prestigious male pageant in this island will surely make that annual trip again to Canlaon on the 28th of this month in order to witness the 6th search for this year's Hari Ng Negros. Twenty five males representing 25 towns and cities of Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental will once again vie for that much-coveted title. Hosting this year's pageant is Hari Ng Negros 2006, Mark Xander Fabillar, host and producer of "At Random", a weekly local TV talk and entertainment show.