From Acting, to Real.

This week has been a very stressing week for me. Why? It's because there were so many activities I needed to attend to. There were meetings, class requirements, which I need to pass on time, and there were even times where I needed to go around the university just to look for a teacher and submit a piece of paper. It was very tiring. 

Just when the classes started, I was assigned to be the Acting President of our Section. It was very tough just acting to be the leader of a big class, with 44 students, excluding all the irregular MedTech Students. There will be days where I numbers which I do not know, would just text or call me just to submit their requirement or to get a copy of the lesson our professor discussed days ago. I really feel stressed by just acting as the Class President And when the election came, they did not even had a nomination for the place of the President. Instead, the year level officers announced that there won't be a nomination for there is already a "President" for the class. Though, I really did not want to take the place, I was forced to. I mean, I have no more choice but to accept the position. So, I did.

At first, it was fun. You get to have and hold the control over the whole class, and it seems like there will be no one to go against you. As days go by, it gets harder. Professors would always look for me and tell me to do this and that. Sometimes, they would even let me go up and down from one place to another just to get some equipment or requirement. It is really so tiring and stressing!

Today, we had our MedTech General Assembly for PHISMETS (Philippines Association of Medical Technology Students) and Induction of officers where I really became so tired to go up and down to check how my classmates are doing in the upper part of the auditorium, since the officers are seated on the lower part and front of the auditorium. 

Me and my fellow Officers :)

Meetings before the Assembly were also very tiring. There came a time when I came late because it was announced minutes before I start fixing myself to go to school, or sometimes, I would wait for hours just for the meeting to start. Also, higher officers would always make you do hard things. 

I am actually very stressed right now, but I thank God for He still gives me strength throughout the whole day . Aslo, He never forgets to keep me safe even if I don't feel well going home. 

One thing that I learned, HighSchool is way way so far from College. So you should really prepare yourself for the hardest works you can imagine right now. They all come when you step to College.