OSI Christmas Party 2009 in Action

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We had our company Christmas Party last Saturday. It was held at the rooftop of Apple Tree Suites. The Christmas party venue is simple yet elegant; and you could feel and smell the refreshing cool breeze of December. If you were planning a company Christmas party for approximately less than a hundred heads, the place would be perfect.

It was a bit odd but I had a strange feeling of sadness and loneliness. I missed some friends, oh, how I wish they were still here to attend the party. So much with the blues. Keep the party rolling! :)

Rhumer started the party with a solemn song prayer followed by an opening remark from our generous COO. Everyone's face was so serious but when the emcees, Orson and Danessa, announced the surprise presentation number from surprise guests, heads turned with eager faces. Everybody was alive when the song played and the team danced...


I gotta feeling...
That tonight's gonna be a good night
That tonight's gonna be a good night
That tonight's gonna be a good good night


Yes, tonight's gonna be a good night! What a great number to start the show!

Another very interesting part was the first ever search for OSI Idol! Team representatives highlighted their talents and shared their golden voices and humor.

Presenting to you our talented OSI Idols!


Allyson



Bong with his palaboy back-ups Julius and Eric
the BIG Winner and the crowd's favorite!



Jan



Jessfer


After so much enthusiasm, it's time to fill-up and energize.

Eat! Eat! Eat!
The foods are great!
Eat! Eat! Eat!
Until our stomachs ache!



Who could miss the Christmas frolics? Everyone has to participate on the games and we did with excellence! I did not get one of the grand prizes but I truly enjoyed the experience. Thanks to Dennis' creative brainpower. Hope there would be more next year!



Lastly, but definitely not the least … the most entertaining performance of the ODS and IT team.



Saving the BEST for last! This is another company Christmas party to remember!

Comments

  1. meretrishaDecember 10, 2009 at 10:55 AM

    hehe your hubby seems to be enjoying their intermission number LOL.. merry christmas to everybody

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