Flyyyyyyyyyyy: Hello Junior Year

Note: Late post from May 2012. I got back to this July of the same year to do some add-ons. :))

Behold dear reader, for I am about to unleash a happy, screaming part of me... which translates to: It's gonna be another one of those long blah blah posts of mine.

I just got in the list of eligible enrollees for our school's 3rd year program! I. Am. So. Happy.

In order to qualify, we had to take a couple of exams, undergo an interview and have our GWA from the first 2 years of college reach the 'standard' that the school has set. Whether or not the process was just for formality's sake (as many would say), I'm still very happy about getting in the 3rd year level. It's such an accomplishment for my own little self and I just know that who I am right now is the best for me yet.

I know I still have a long way to go but right now, I just wanna take a moment and look back on my first 2 years in college. If you must know, my earliest college experiences weren't ones to which I had high expectations to. In fact, I was indifferent. But then and there I met new people and became real good friends with them. And soon enough I was coping up with my course! It was during those times when I've somehow learned how to put in greater efforts and time allotment for my studies. My eyes were opened to the reality that what I learn today won't just help me with the exams tomorrow but instead and more importantly, they would all slowly but surely pile up permanently, forming someone of great, irreplaceable value to the world --- the best form of me as a humanoid.

College isn't for everybody but it's such a blessing for me. On my road to becoming a physical therapist, all sorts of exciting and crazy-stressful things are sure to happen. And as weak as I am, I know I will never make it. Not without God.

I don't even know how I actually survived that time of touching and exploring and studying the anatomy of a cat. Or those countless times of figuring out how to name the carbons and their places in a figure. Or how Physics almost killed all my brain cells ....figuratively. Or how I managed to pass human anatomy and physiology which at that time, was literally anything but understandable to me!!!!

For all the first college-feel memories with Bea & Paula and the rest of PT1B. For all the epic moments of commute with Micka & Nitz. For all the hassle irreg but fun days with Gracie, Foz, Yanna, Annj and Sarah. For the company of PT2C. I'm so happeeyyyy.

I am so scared and egggzzzoited at the same time.

Praise God for all this. May He be glorified in all that I am and all that I do.

Cum Laude speech lang `te? This is officially my 'feeling-graduating-student-with-flying-colors' post hahaha but srsly, I hope I finish in this field strong.

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