Mga Kamaskom!

I'm sweating and feels irritated that day. I thought of going home and just sleep. The day is so ridiculous because of on-and-off electric power within the city. Though, the moment the program started, I was alarmed and got awake as I saw the speakers gathering in front with different personalities which really makes the day interesting than irritating.

Almost 10 speakers shared their insights at PS517 that day. Most of them inspired me to set a huge goal while studying so I could have a better future.

Future, this is the term that lots of them talked about. How they make it through from college until their present job. Some of them mentioned that, while you're still in college, make the most out of it, not literally being a happy-go-lucky person but being an organization-oriented person. This, they believe will be a huge help when applying for a job when you graduated because the abilities that you want to develop could be heightened because of social interaction. That statement waked me up because I only have one organization as of now, the SAMASKOM.

Moreover, through that realization, I thought of joining the CAS ideas next semester so that I could increase my assets when I am applying for a job. But that's not just the reason why I am joining the CAS ideas, I want to be a part of it because I want to write or I want to be a sports writer in my college department.

That is one of the things that came across my mind when listening to the alumni. Indeed, if I let my self lose with the laziness I feel by going home and sleep, I wouldn't realize the true movements in the real world and I wouldn't have a plan to give my life a clear path or direction before graduating and even after graduating.

Thanks to the alumni who brought their knowledge and shared their experiences to their fellow KAMASKOM. Also, a non-stop thank you to the one who made this program possible, Ma'am Virgie! =)