A dream, To Turn Into a Woman.

Becoming a lady is what most female teenagers are looking forward to. Debut marks the days of independence for those wanting to live all by themselves or another chapter of their lives to savor the things they just used to reminisce in their younger years. This is a special day worth remembering and a sign of welcoming the celebrant to adulthood.

Last December 26^th 2010, I just had my birthday Debut Celebration. Within a weeks we tried to get things cleared of where and how we’ll make it. Of course with the help my Elder Sisters Venus & Shane and my Mother. Since they didn’t experienced having a debut the time they turned into a lady, I can’t blame myself wondering and thinking How would they set this big event or shall I say a traditional event we used to have when a girl turns at age eighteen.

When my mother told me that there is one organizer to help us to organize my Debut, well, I can’t imagine my face how big smile that was.

She contributed A LOT. All by herself going to our house, giving us her idealistic and very unique ideas that I didn’t hear ever since from some organizers- makes my week preparation special and yes, EVERYTIME I SEE HER, deciding and whatsoever about my debut, I can breathe deeply and remind myself “I do not need to get nervous about it, because She’s there.”

My Big event comes and the setting was so terrific with Green balloons and table set-ups all over the place from the entrance to the hall way/aisle.

I JUST HAD A VERY MEMORABLE AND UNFORGETTABLE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION-Debut, because of the awesomeness of Ate Mary Joy Pama Calimbo.

I appreciate all of your support and effort you did very much, including your time and attention in the midst of your own hectic schedules. Thank you for giving my teenager life a great twist! It happens only once in a life time, and it’s a dream of every girl I know to have a successful Birthday Debut party when turning into a woman.

A first-rate organizer is never in a hurry. She is never late. She always keeps up his sleeve a margin for the unexpected.
- Arnold Bennett