Amidst life's labyrinth: Texts and Prints

Exactly 5 days from now, *drum roll please*, i am finally graduating!! Hooray! I will not use the popular phrase of fervor: "I can't wait!!!" because literally, i have been waiting for that day ;)

Last week, we had our Simulated Board Exam/ Mockboards and mind you, all of the areas (6 areas) really mocks at me, as if i don't know anything in my four years of studying Pharmacy. But God is really good and I thank Him for answering my prayers, for the nth time. I passed it, ofcourse with the Grace of God. He wouldn't allow His children to fail. ;) Hihihi. The moment I knew that I passed it, i texted my father "Pasa ko sa mockboard! Praise the Lord!", and then he replied "K. Wala gid ko doubt ate. Kay prayer guid na namon". It's uplifting to know that I have people who are on bended-knees for me and my future. I call them "my Prayer Warriors". Sometimes, we doubt the capacity of ourselves to achieve something but we should always remember that we need not to doubt the God who can make all these things possible, so I bring back the glory and praises all to Him!

Recently, I applied for the position of associate text editor for our yearbook, SPARK 2013, which I've been planning to join when I'm still on my junior year. Luckily, i got the job.(Char, kung maka-job! Hahaha)

For our first task, we prepared for the pictorials of our co-graduates. As I saw the pictures, I am in awe of how some of my nerdy-looking friends majestically turn out reciprocally to what I see them. And also, I must say that we've chosen the best photo company. It's an exhausting yet fun job for our first week, not only because we have gotten free lunch, snacks, frame, and a condescending feeling to have unlimited shots to choose from but also a win-part of gaining new friends as you exit the portals of the college. And yes, meron kaming sweldo and transpo allowance!! Wooo! Little did they know that I my apartment is just a walk away (BWAHAHA). Just yesterday, 76th Araw ng Davao, we had a seminar at the printing company (where we will collaborate as a team) about how to make THE yearbook. As the text editor, I am assigned to gather datas of students which will cover up the whole page of each one and literally edit if there's something that is needed to be. (Name, address, affiliates/memberships, awards, and their metamorphosis). I have seen a lot of yearbooks from different universities and colleges and it was amazing to see how it evolved from the many years. I have been into prints on tshirt and it is a different happy feeling to get an encounter with prints on papers. I'm still thinking of ideas of how I can share some creativity to get our yearbook as pleasing and representing on behalf of SPC BATCH 2013.

Funny how they still have some old apple products which are alive and working.