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now that i'm officially twenteen and unemployed Thursday, February 12, 2009 9:54 AM
Three of my goals before entering La Salle was to graduate at 19, finish a degree in accountancy (which is my first choice btw) and graduate on time. Luckily I was able to achieve one of them... and that is to graduate at 19 (two days na lang 20 na ko... haha.. humabol pa!). Of course, I didn't see myself shifting from accountancy and I really didn't know where to go after that. Just like other shiftees from accountancy, I took Management of Financial Institutions. However, things just don't always go the way we want them to. I was delayed for a term. And with all the unexpected things that happened, it was now easier for me to accept things like this.
And now that I am about to enter the "real world" and leave the four walls of the classroom, I could say that a lot of things already changed. I lost weight! (but I still need to lose some pounds! haha) With all the sleepless nights, stressful thesis, termpapers and having 4 quizzes in a day, one would really lose weight. I am mo longer the "pikon"... no more "nagdadabog-ako-moments"... instead I am the one who teases a lot! I am more mature now. I am no longer the "uy tatawid tayo..sa gitna si jhe". I can now cross the streets on my own (but I love it when manong guard in csb makes the cars stop when students cross the street). I can go home late by my own (but not too late). And I don't have to say: 'Ma/Pa, pwede ba ko sumama manood ng movie bukas?' cause it is now: 'Ma/Pa, may lakad ako bukas ah!' hahahahahahahahahahaha. Lastly, my faith grew stronger. With all the tedious requirements, a DLSU student will really need Divine Intervention.
I loved the changes La Salle environment brought to me. I believe it made me a better person. But, I will really miss La Salle. Actually, right now, I miss feeling stressed (no matter how weird it may sound), I also miss the tedious school stuffs (so if you need help, just text me... friendly fees naman! :D), I miss walking around LS, hanging out on Miguel Walk and star gazing in amphitheater. Those were the things that entered my mind when Bro. Armin said 'What will you miss the most?' and when he said 'Who will you miss the most?' a number of people entered my mind. Of course, those will be my friends. We will have different lives now... different priorities... new set of friends... but they will still remain in my heart together with the moments I've spent with them and the unforgettable memories we've all shared. I will also miss the profs.. especially the MFI profs and Ms. Beth! I believe that all the people I've encountered are meant to teach me a lesson to a subject we call LIFE.
Now that I am twenteen, I know that I'll soon be making decisions... big decisions that is. Decisions that will be life-changing. Job offers. Position. Company. Shift. Department. Philippines or US. John Lloyd or Luis. It excites me... knowing that I'll soon be facing such choices, however, it scares me that I may make the wrong decision. I just hope that all the lessons I've learned will help me choose the right decision (of course, with God's help).
And now that I am about to enter the "real world" and leave the four walls of the classroom, I could say that a lot of things already changed. I lost weight! (but I still need to lose some pounds! haha) With all the sleepless nights, stressful thesis, termpapers and having 4 quizzes in a day, one would really lose weight. I am mo longer the "pikon"... no more "nagdadabog-ako-moments"... instead I am the one who teases a lot! I am more mature now. I am no longer the "uy tatawid tayo..sa gitna si jhe". I can now cross the streets on my own (but I love it when manong guard in csb makes the cars stop when students cross the street). I can go home late by my own (but not too late). And I don't have to say: 'Ma/Pa, pwede ba ko sumama manood ng movie bukas?' cause it is now: 'Ma/Pa, may lakad ako bukas ah!' hahahahahahahahahahaha. Lastly, my faith grew stronger. With all the tedious requirements, a DLSU student will really need Divine Intervention.
I loved the changes La Salle environment brought to me. I believe it made me a better person. But, I will really miss La Salle. Actually, right now, I miss feeling stressed (no matter how weird it may sound), I also miss the tedious school stuffs (so if you need help, just text me... friendly fees naman! :D), I miss walking around LS, hanging out on Miguel Walk and star gazing in amphitheater. Those were the things that entered my mind when Bro. Armin said 'What will you miss the most?' and when he said 'Who will you miss the most?' a number of people entered my mind. Of course, those will be my friends. We will have different lives now... different priorities... new set of friends... but they will still remain in my heart together with the moments I've spent with them and the unforgettable memories we've all shared. I will also miss the profs.. especially the MFI profs and Ms. Beth! I believe that all the people I've encountered are meant to teach me a lesson to a subject we call LIFE.
Now that I am twenteen, I know that I'll soon be making decisions... big decisions that is. Decisions that will be life-changing. Job offers. Position. Company. Shift. Department. Philippines or US. John Lloyd or Luis. It excites me... knowing that I'll soon be facing such choices, however, it scares me that I may make the wrong decision. I just hope that all the lessons I've learned will help me choose the right decision (of course, with God's help).