MBA Graduation


I am back! Haha..

I was so overwhelmed with the busy-ness of life. Hahaha. Before, I was so busy with being a student (thesis and defense) then in our wedding preps and now being a full time employee. But since the audit season and BIR filing is already finished, I can now bounce back with life! I got so much backlogs, so much stories to share and pictures to post. Haha!

Let me start in my MBA graduation.



This event is very important to me. I never had a chance to wear a black toga in my college years. Don’t ask me why. Pero natapos talaga ako ng college ha. Haha! I just told to myself that since I will take further studies dun nalang ako mag toga. I know for sure that I will wear that in the near future. And there it was!!!

I cannot say that my journey as an MBA student is easy. I had ups and downs as well. There would be times that I don’t want to go to school because of my terror prof. haha. Many times I asked my fiancĂ© (now my husband. Naks!) to help me in my paper works. Also, juggling work and studies is hard Also, my financial means in just enough. I had savings before I decide to enroll in DLSU, but when I computed all the expenses such as tuition fee, Misc expense and pang Starbucks, it was not enough.

I am always thankful with my parents who were generous enough to help me financially and never ask for share in our daily expenses and who were so understanding in every way. My family really is my inspiration to excel in everything that I do. I always look for things that will help me to become better me because of what they are to me. Because they believe as well. Because I cannot disappoint them.

I am also thankful with my husband who became big part of this success I got. He was the one who supported me from day 1, when I took the entrance exam, when I enrolled, when I took the thesis and defended it – every time I go out to the gate he was there. J He knows everything on what is happening in the school, every littlest of things and most especially when I am about to cry (joke, umiiyak talaga ako) because I feel so disappointed in my presentation and all. He literally and figuratively made this journey easier. <3

Lastly, I will end this blog with thanks giving with the Lord, because He was faithful enough to answer our prayers. I never believe in myself but God’s grace is always sufficient and His power is made perfect in weakness. Thank you Lord! <3

“The lions may grow weak and hungry,

    but those who seek the Lord lack no good thing.”



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