Indonesian Fried Noodles, non-spicy

what happened today?

First of all, I woke up late and we had to rush so that I won’t be late for my assessors and deliver the new set of attendance sheets. Oh, today was the dry run for the coming registration and not just any dry run but would be my last dry run for LSAT. I have to make sure everything runs fine before I sign out of service. So instead of putting a team building activity, I went for the discussion of the team’s constitution so that the rules will be clear to members. It was a very tiring day, considering the technical problems encountered, lots of speaking, lots of noise reduction and constant attending to the assessors who needed clarifications about their roles.

Then my blockmate and I went to check if our controversial and weird data logging system installed in MVP is running and as usual, it’s turned off. Which makes it really weird despite my blockmate’s efforts to prevent it from being off. At the end of the day, we stayed in our HQ to check for other data loggers and he was so tired, he took a nap. I, too, took a nap while in my mom’s office after my blockmate went home.

Although despite these, it was a very good day.

 

 

and I thank the Lord for that.

Krispy Kreme Original Glazed

Today, will be the start of my second semester. Although there are still problems left by the first, it’s not enough to stop me from moving forward to second semester.

Yesterday, Dad brought home a box of dozen donuts, probably he got it from being kind while working on KK’s drainage system. It reminded me, though, of the times I join my dad from 10pm to 6am on his visits to jobs ordered by the company in which he works. It’s a great opportunity to see how places such as Manila and Quezon City look like when they are asleep.

Today was the dry run of second semester registration and it’s nice to see everyone again. Although my throat got scratched again with all the speaking and efforts to get everyone silent, it’s still nice to see them again. Not that this would be the last semester that I will serve my school in this way but serving the school this way is just plain good and simple. I got stressed a lot today, leaving me really sleepy, even left my SecGen sleepy at the end of the day. We even have to check our logging equipment for thesis at the end of the activities.

It was also nice to meet the new applicants personally. Seeing all their faces is nice and with the eagerness to learn everything about the process, I think this registration may go into a bump somewhere but we can conquer it.

Just as my boss, when I was an assessor before, would say:

Ganbattekudasai!