Some days are tiring, and some are euphoric

These past few days were filled with so much events that I was able to feel a lot of things. Some are happy moments, while some are exhausting. But what I am thankful for is that, each day that had passed, there's always something to be grateful for and that is the contentment for everything we have.

I'll start with our internship. It was Tuesday night when we're told that we are going to have an orientation tomorrow from that night. Wednesday came and we found out that we are already going to be deployed to our assigned establishments.

I was deployed at Provincial Satellite Auditing Office in Ilocos Sur. During the first day, I felt really nervous because I thought it's quite intimidating but then I felt how hospitable they are. The auditors are not only smart and dedicated in their jobs, but they are also kind.

The surroundings are really productive and I really felt a boost inside. It inspired me more to work harder for my dreams as I get to experience real-life events that happen inside of such office.

Here's a photo of us after our first day of having an OJT.

On the other side, I feel bad for having heavy eyebags. It's not a big deal though since it's just really normal in our course, and to every student in general.

Sometimes, it's not just a sign that you haven't gotten a quality sleep but also a sign that despite how hardworking you are, your body needs some rest too. Health is still a priority.

Furthermore, our university's foundation week will be next week. There are no classes, but for some like those who are currently having their OJT like us, we need to go to our respective deployment. The rest are required to attend various activities and to support the athletes representing their colleges or special someones.

Last Friday was the pre-pageant of Mr. and Ms. UNP. To support our college's representative we went and watch them and give our support.

The gymnasium was filled with many students and individuals and also screams. The one who sat next to me got a loud voice and it almost broke my eardrums. But I have no regrets going there because it's actually fun to witness such things, especially how supportive the students are with their respective colleges.

Indeed, some days are just tiring but some are also joyous. Anyway, what matters the most is that we are enjoying it.

That's all for now. Thanks for reading my blog!