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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Graduation Day (March 29, 2010)

(March 29, 2010; BuLSU Activity Center @ 8:00 a.m)

I was late in our graduation when I was in kinder, I am also late in my elementary graduation, I'm late as well when i just had my high school grad... and tomorrow is my college graduation, will it be consistent? or will it be a legend through all my graduations??

This was my post on my facebook account the night before our graduation day. I really don’t want to be late during my graduation but I got late always. I tried to sleep earlier than my usual sleep hour but my eyes doesn’t want to fall asleep, it seems like I’m a bit curious of what will happen for the day after, what if I got late? Will it indicate that I’m cursed that during my commencement day I will be forever late?? Until I fall asleep and then my eyes suddenly opened at the exact hour I wanted too and then I concluded “I won’t be late! Destiny is on my side!” and to cooperate with the statement above this graduation day of mine is a legend among the others.

Yes! It’s a legend, a prodigy, a phenomenon because I graduated with sweet victorious chronicle. It’s been 4 days when I confirmed that I will march and it’s been 4 days that I’ve learned a very important lesson in my life and this graduation is that legendary, prodigy and a phenomenon because it leaves me a lesson that will surely be treasured through all my life… and that’s how sweet it is telling myself “etoh na lord, eto na ang bunga ng pinaghirapan ko.. Thanks!” upon entering the scene of marching the processionals of graduation.

During that very important event I got sentimental all of a sudden concluding I won’t be a student anymore and this student will be now unemployed in status, no more discounts on jeepneys, no more excuses of ‘gagawa ng case study’ but the truth ‘gagala lang naman talaga’ no more alibi sa prof na ‘e masakit po ang tyan ko kaya dip o ako nakapasok’ although the truth is I just woke up late and many more things that I will surely miss but the thing that makes me more sad is the fact that I will be off my friends.

We might say “walang iwanan ha… keep in touch parin’ but we can never can tell… we all have our life to fulfill in success and we shall never be a barrier for that but then I was hoping that we will keep in touch as intact as we needed because my friends is the color fulfill the hue, contrast and brightness of my life especially the life where I’ve learned and matured the most: My college life.

I never even wonder why my friends approaches after the event and cry while hugging her, I know she felt the same way too that after fulfilling something there will be an imbursement for it. But life must go on and we should seize every day we will be having because this is not the end. It’s only the start of being what we will be, because everything is just a start there will be infinite end.

I know that through the efforts we pursue we will surely make it, for every storm we been through future things will be effortless to do. Aim up high my future Nurses... strive for the best and I must say that we will surely pass and top the board exam.

Recognition Day


I almost forgot about this event as I was awarded the cultural award for literary. I am an active member of the institution’s chronicle named as Nurses Notes since last semester, I presumed to join as I wanted my viewpoints be shared and be known so others might reflect as well.

I never anticipated the award but through the nomination of my friend Gerald San Diego (the editor-in-chief) I was renowned as one reckoning my dynamic partaking for the improvement of the said chronicle.

I would also like to congratulate the other awardees particularly 3i and my friends as well for being acknowledged with their humble efforts. This only denotes that when on earth you want something you’ll really have it with flying colors. Aim up high nurses.

Friday, March 26, 2010

COLLEGE LIFE BUILDS THE REAL ME…

I remember so well when I was just starting my college here at BULSU.. I never really wanted my course Bachelor in secondary education major in physical sciences (physics and chemistry) so I take the shifters exam for nursing and I passed.

My relatives doesn’t want me to pursue nursing anymore as they saw my good performance taking up education but that never intimidates me, I enrolled nursing without them even knowing and they can’t do anything… I’m enrolled! I recall that day when I started to nursing as BSN 1F I don’t have any friends there, I’m an irregular thus it’s so hard to catch up with my classmates but I tried.

BSN 1F for me is the section that makes me learn that people doesn’t always please me to be their friends and I learned how to use my socializing skills with them and with their humor of inviting me “Huy, tara sama ka samin” it’s really overwhelming that people really appreciates your existence and as the year goes by I get with them closer.

BSN 2F is my second section after reshuffling and being recognized with my nasty jokes I was designated to be the president of the class after the resignation of our president. Responsibility accounts when I was in 2i and it’s nice to know that all of my fellow 2i’s are my classmate in summer class thus almost all of them are friend of mine and ruling is not that difficult. I must say that this section is very cooperative and I never heard any bad feedback from them on me. This section builds me up as a good leader.

BSN 2i (2nd sem) was reformed as another reshuffle occurs and I was astounded that for the second time, this section elected me as their president. 90% of the section are new faces to me thus my friendly capabilities never shown at first, I am shy whenever I’m about to lead the class and I know that there are feedbacks from them that they shouldn’t vote me for president at first. But this section makes me realize that friends where you use to hang with isn’t the only friends available in the world and right after I became friends with the group dominates the class and then, my performance as the president of the class gets better. And so as the friendship get’s better until we became 3i, this section really reminds me of true friendship and virtue of self competitiveness.

We are being dissolved and is disseminated from 3A to 3H and I together with Chi, Gherick and mariel were destined to BSN 3B… cold welcome was given and we are not that comfortable with the section and it seems like that we are the only persons can relate to each other. My leadership skills muted because they never rendered responsibilities to us except on our thesis as I am the leader of our group. We are group mates; the four of us until we all get to know each other better. Those people I have bad impressions are now considered as my bests friends (how rude) and people whom I thought I wouldn’t get along with are now always on my side. Leadership also accounts but not as the officer of the class. My creativity started to showcase as I am tasked to direct our cOPAR play and organize the intermission number and through good feedbacks it all bears other opportunities as I am held as the chairman and host of our seminar’s program comitee and next is for the thanksgiving in COPAR that again went through with flying applause! And I must say that this section really boost all my hidden talents.

All through my college life I learned different but nice things and who wouldn’t even be sad that you are now taking off the path that divulges the real you? Especially the bondings you had with your friends through ups and downs and happiness and sorrows. Now, I had so many friends that might say that I changed but I know it’s for better not for the worse.

Many said that when you graduated high school your tears will surely plunge down but I bet not because the phase of my life that build me up is my college life… I will surely miss it, I will surely miss you guys, if we can only put back time again… but we have our different life, time always passess by and we would have to go….
A big THANK YOU… you are all a part of one of the most wonderful phase of my life.

How thriving am I to be a graduate…

“Sorry pero …” my world almost collapses when I received this text message from my prof in one of my tutorial subjects. This tutorial subject was enrolled (by me of course) last semester to compel my lack of units in Filipino which I only found out before I step on to fourth year. And now, it’s only 2 weeks before graduation I received this note that I will never march on March.
The reason is not academically based but because of my lack in attendance to him, well I’m guilty that we can count the times we met but I thought that’s how tutorial class was. I was having a busy schedule thus tutorial class shouldn’t be the last priority in that as explained to me by the registrar.
I never told anyone but HONEY (my friend and a 3i) I was asking for some help and she did a big help of advices to me as she really boost my confidence that I can make it through….
I went to our OIC Mrs. Loida Crespo RN MSN MaEd to seek for help and together with Ma’am Magdalena Soyosa they called and referred me to Ma’am Myline Libiran of the Registrar and she referred me to Mr. Vic Ramos the Dean of IAL and went next to Mrs. Joson the head of Filipino department as my last stop.
I explained my part to Mrs. Joson and she gave me her opinion that if she is in the position, she’ll never give me a consideration. But by fixing the misunderstanding between the two scenarios she understands it all and decided to talk to my professor that my concerns are legal to be given a consideration. And after a few days of waiting my professor asked “Kailana ka pwede mag exam?” upon reading that my face traced a huge smile.
I make the exam through with flying scores. Thus it should be an indicator that I must pass it probably and after lunch of that day I received my TOGA (academic gown) wherein I’m the only who can never claim it so far.
Its 4 days before graduation day when I heard this happy news that I will be a graduate of this batch. I’m so happy that I will be a graduate of the day I expected March 29, 2010. But before graduating an obstacle comes first. It’s really nice that this obstacle came in though I almost cry and loose my hope, I never even anticipated that this challenge wants me to refrain my mind that in life we should always be responsible of our acts that reminds me of the very important thing I learned in this college days of mine: ALWAYS KEEP RIGHT

COPAR Thanksgiving…




For every work and every cooperation and so as the appreciation there must be a thank you in each of it. Thus, BulSU – CON particularly 4th year students sections A, B and F work on to held a thanksgiving program for Baranggay Sta. Ana, bulacan, bulacan

Going back to our Community Organizing Participatory Activity Research (COPAR) community diagnosis (BSN 4A and 4B) and data presentation and interventions (BSN 4F) the baranggay sta.ana actively involve themselves to solve these foresee n problems and continually implemented to their baranggay. In line with this we would like to express our deepest gratitude by entertaining them and giving them fun and it was all set last March 18, 2010

We left the school by 1:00 p.m after having our practices of program in the morning. And we depart at sta.ana by past 2. Materials are not rendered and so as we ask help from the baranggay officials that made us anticipate that the program wouldn’t be made that day and so we wait for some signs before we set ourselves ready until all materials went as a package and make us hustle in the dressing area, in fact the program started even when the performers are not yet ready but still, the show must go on and I can say that it all went well.

Each sections prepare a song and dance number to be shared at the baranggay people of sta. ana and our section (BSN 4B) presented our Dance Presentation through our built group named Valsalva Maneuvers (comprises the boys of the section) and the Leopold’s Maneuvers (some girls of the gang), the Hurados (vice Ganda, Miriam Quiambao and Aling Dionisia) and for the song number was greatly done by the new created singing group Primma Donnas (gherick, Me, Xam and Mary) singing as a group… and I’m proud to say that I organized it all from the choreography, sounds, concept etc etc and once again BSN 4B was hailed of its dedicated and creative performance but in spite of that it really hits the humor of our audiences.

It’s a nice privilege to hail such program like this because despite of showing our hidden talents and creativity it really helps remain our section intact as one.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

MOCK BOARD EXAM… I was surprised!


Enough preparation for certain exam will always be an expectation of mine. Several days before our diagnostics and achievement exam will always be announced before we take it. But I was astounded when I heard such news and that news that we will be having an exam for the day after and that examination isn’t an ordinary examination because that exam will be our MOCK Board Examination for our review classes.

MOCK BOARD is the examination very much similar to the real board exam. Wherein we will be assessed if we can make it or not but how can we surely make it if haven’t enough preparation to be sure of? But what can I do now? What’s done is done.
Instead of tensing myself I did nothing but relax. I opened my notes but I’m so lazy to scan it all thus I only view those topics that gave me such confusions for the previous examinations especially drugs, Estrogen and Progesterone’s role, Glasgow coma scale (sorry to say haha) etc. and after a while I just browse my net and surf for fun… I bet it’s better idea than pressuring myself to review while my memory doesn’t have much capacity I would only be stressed with it and worse it might cause confusion the day after.

I just gave my best shot while taking the exam. Rationalizing all of it with the best of my capabilities. I just hope that it’ll result to something good for I can tell myself if I’m ready to take it or not.

For my batch mate, I know we often had similar scenarios and let us pray that through hazards there will be way out…

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

PROUD GAY IN MEN’S ROOM


While waiting for negotiation of my sister and the clerk for my new laptop, I really can’t help but I need to pass away my urine so I impulsively go to the CR of that 5th floor in SM-Annex. I am alone as I enter the said comfort room obviously when I saw a back of longed haired entity standing against me. I thought I was in the wrong comfort room and it really made me stop and think “will a real woman urinate in a standing manner?” then I understand that the one who’s standing is a gay and he is urinating at the urinal.

I went over the vacant cubicle and release my urgency right after I go to the sink to wash off my hands where the gay do the same thing. You’ll never even really thought he is a gay as he really resembles like a woman… then he asks the janitor “wala na bang tissue pare?” and his voice is very huge. It made me smile, and then I’m off.
That gay is very brave. Other gays will use girls comfort room often but in his case, though he resembles like a woman (although not in voice) he really knew where he should be.

I think it’s one of the factor that gay people are being accepted by the population; because gay know that they are gay… they’re only emotionally girl but biologically not unlike others who keep on insisting that they are just like this while they’re really not.
I admire that gay for his braveness; I just hope that this inspires others too. Gay people might crossed the line but still, a part if that line was still being carried and most of the time with care.

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