week break, week work

Sem break! What's usual about it? Nothing... Nothing at all because i had a lot of works to do... A week work loaded my semestral break!

During the first day of my semestral break, I went to school to prepare for our seminar workshop in the school paper, the DOVE. I had a very tiring day because I really needed to accomplish everything because on the next day, I will compete for an essay writing at Saint Louis College in La Union. I stayed in school for almost a day. I exerted extra time working... Everything! But thank God, He had given me to accomplish things. He blessed me clear thinking to complete the tasks given to me. I really felt hopeless that time.... it felt like, I would lose a single second of time if i had'nt worked.

During the second day, an opportunity opened in front of me and that was the Regional UP Namnama Sirib Quiz Show. I gained another experience in my life. Though i did'nt brought home the "bacon"... The experince was worth rejoicing for. The travel was exhausting and i even felt migraine because of sleep deprivation. There was a loud "bang" in my head when i went home, and another thing to feel troubled about was our seminar-workshop!

I hadn't personally witnessed the opening program of the training but according to my advisers, it was a successful opening! (relieved!) We had series of sessions but it was not really boring as what others think about it. The topics were really interesting and in addiotion, we had a very lively interaction! a wild interaction from the participants also! The moments were great. We had a good time making "eyes breakers"... the "go chokipa thing"... almost everything about the seminar!

We ended the training succesfully and I felt fulfilled because I can really say that we (the DOVE staffers who were there) did a good job! We initiated the seminar and we were involved.


At the end of my sem break, my family and I went to the cemetery and celebrated the "all soul's and all saint's day" peacefully....


SACRIFICE- it is my instrument in keeping my feet in the battle field! in every single second of every individual's life, we make sacrifices, though sometimes unnoticed, it creates the turning point of their lives- changing them into a "real grown" individual.

it pays to be....

Second quarter... I now exit your portals but in my mind, there had been numerous questions which were left unanswered before. A lot of them, really....

During that quarter, I was really hard up coping with the subject in ICT-IV because of countless extra curricular activities I join in. I had even missed a single quiz because of that.... I was chasing after the lessons about "tags" and "html" stuff and there was even a time that i felt like saying "who cares about those things?" " I could catch up with my lessons!" but then, i realize that those things were not just simple things..... those stuffs were not worth taking granted for.... I suffered at first, because I did lie down low my lessons and it taught it me one lesson.... maybe, I should say, lessons truly come at the end. You know what made me suffer?

It was our second quarter periodicals... after having the test questionnaire, i was left puzzled... my mind was hanging because i had no idea about the test and I really didn't know what to answer.

The lesson? Of course you can get it easily.... the lesson was that; I must not take things for granted, no matter how small they are in my own perception. That was not a bluff! Things should be valued... everything. The fact that i am in a special science class, i should not have that kind of attitude. (May this post share a lesson to others)

Second quarter.... this game me new doors for my own improvement. To change the things that made me repent in the past. Second quarter woke me up from the truth! it brought me back to the truth - that I must exert extra efforts on everything, so that in the end, I would reap what I planted and nurtured at the beginning.

So, I really look forward in the third quarter, that I would revive and expand my interest in every little thing that comes in the way. Third quarter, I say "hello" to you and "hello" to the new me.