I always wonder how people survive in
a world that is constantly changing. I’m still looking for answers, and recently
my mind found some conclusions.
My school days have turned into office
days since January 5, 2015. This gives me enough reason to ask myself again, why
I accepted the challenge to live far away from home and have my on-the-job
training (OJT) here in Manila instead of taking it in our province.
I found three answers. The first is
that Jenelyn Matamis, my co-trainee now here in the Girl Scouts of the
Philippines (GSP) chose me to be her partner over 39 senior students in our
course—none of the other senior students asked me to be their partner so
without any hesitation, I said “yes”. The second reason is that Ms. Chrysl
Avegeil Noble, our Internship Coordinator, allowed us to go outside the campus,
which is quite overwhelming for me. You see, I was still having problems with
my subjects that time. And the third reason is that after meeting Ms. Myra
Contessa Diokno-Sarmenta, GSP Assistant National Executive Director, I felt
relieved by the warm welcome she showed to us. It really feels good to
experience that kind of welcome especially when it is your first time to meet someone.
I’m glad with how things are going
now. By realizing how these things happened, the word “trust” came across my
mind. I don’t know why these people trusted me but maybe that’s just the way it
is. I am a Development Communication student from Central Luzon State
University. I experienced Girl Scouting when I was 10 and I admit I forgot how
it feels like to be a Girl Scout.
My heart is now overjoyed remembering
that I was once a Girl Scout. “It is also my honor to be trusted.”I will forever
be grateful for this experience. I am now part of the Girl Scouts of the
Philippines.
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