Hi's and Hello's

Introductions are always a knee trembling experience especially to shy people like me. But even though my stomach is making summersaults every time I have to say my unattractive name to unfamiliar people, I always try [yes, I’m a trying hard] to give my sweetest smile hoping deep inside that they didn’t notice that my name’s initials starts with a double F.

And because you wouldn’t be able to see my smile as, I hope you would be mesmerized by my carefully edited [and spelled] paragraphs of introduction.

First off, I think you should know some major things about me. Physically, I have the silky straight hair, pouty lips [is that a good thing? Umpf] ang big fat legs. But aside from that, I am proud to say that I have the biggest yet weakest heart you’ll ever see. I cry when I watch soap operas, I’ve fallen in love with my best guy friend, and I’ll do anything to make my friends smile. But aside from that, I have the biggest asset in live, I have God. [corny, but I’m truly religious, and you CAN’T change that]

HISTORY

I was once a girl hidden in her nutshell. But in my last years at Holy Spirit Academy of Laoag, receiving the First Honorable Award made me realize that I had potentials to be great even if I was a shy weak elementary girl hidden in the warmth of sisters in blue and white attires.

High School came and my endless quest to get out of the shell started. I met friends [and lost some], made enemies [because I was a Ms. Perfect], I made failures and victories, I cried and laughed, I fell in love and stood up again, and most of all, I conquered my quest.

Four years with my classmates that started as a set of 50 strangers that yearly lessened were the ones who saw the process that I had to go through. At the year 2007, only 41 existing Newtoons survived the wrath of being a student of one of the hundred Special Science Classses here in the Philippines. I came out as the Salutatorian of our batch.

NOW

But Salutatorian or not, in college, this things doesn’t matter. College is the great equalizer, they said. I maybe the second smartest at our class of 41 but I might be the least at a set of 100 freshmen accountancy students. And what makes this ‘MAYBE’ a fact? Because I was never good in math.

But I’m a fighter. I try hard to get what I want. I cry for it, pray for it, and most of all work of it. And if ever things wouldn’t work out as I would’ve wanted it to be, there will be other doors for me to venture into. But as of now, I’ve already chosen to test my fate in the world of wanna be ACCOUNTANTS.

And I’m here to show you how a TRYING HARD will work her way out from a new world of people, circumstances, events, and places.

Wish me luck (=^_^=)