A Testimony

There is no denying that I owe my education to a scholarship grant I got when I was in college. Without it, who knows what I am doing now. Because of it, I was able to have more than a bachelors degree. Because of it, I was able to help my parents now raise the family. Because of it, I have a good job. And because of it, I am who I am right now.

A few weeks back, I was invited to speak for our college's scholar students. I was asked to share my testimony being a scholar back then. I feel like I was taken back in time as to how my journey started. And more than anything, I just want to share this one not only to the present scholars that were there but also to others who might bump into this blog and have the time to read it. This is what I presented.

I do hope these slides can summarize and suffice my journey as a scholar in a nutshell. I know it might not be much but more or less it boils to that.

Here are some snapshots during the said seminar.

 As for my outfit, didn't took a whole body shot because I was relatively busy that time. I do hope this photo suffice.

Love Dress | Mags Blazer | Be Like a Star Bangle | Forme Belt

Before I end this post I would like to salute all scholars who are reading this. You have been given one great opportunity, so do not waste it. Make use of it. And later when you are done, repay such opportunity.

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Instagram July 1 - July 7

The first week of July has passed by so quickly. Tomorrow is Monday again, BOO! Oh gotta love Monday. I promise I will welcome Mondays with open arms. Alas, here is another round of what transpired last week through Instagram. See, I am becoming more active again with this app or not.

Ki Mura

Celebrated our 40th monthsary with this. The name is Famish

Finally got my Miss Glittery from SIN and skirt from Romwe

More from Romwe

Finall from Inlovewithfashion

Pink scarf dress and bangle from Belikeastar

There you have it! I was a frequent visitor last week at our local post office. By the way it is just sad to know how we neglect post offices nowadays. Our city's post office is one. After the fire, the employees are basically not relocated to a better area. The area is small, dark and hot. And the employees have to endure it for eight hours a day. I do hope they would be relocated soon to a better office and air conditioned ones. I really salute their job's dedication and their efforts.

On another note, it is sad to know how we don't write letters that much and send it via post mail. I can still remember the days where I collected stationary and wrote letters. As such, those are more personal and more meaningful as compared to today's email and instant messaging. After all, you would really be writing it by hand and ensuring that there would be no mistakes or else you will have to repeat it. Gone were the days where we are excited to see a mailman to our house. Today, a mailman would come to give card statements and other useless papers full of ads. Can't we revive this thing of the past?

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