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AH YES!

We’re done with the narrative report hooray! We hope that the results would be given good feedback. All of the things we put in there are based on mere observations and what we believe is for the betterment of the program launching in the future. We also hope that they may take it in consideration our recommendations even if we are only interns. 

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I’M HALF WAY THERE.

Almost done making the narrative report for the monitoring we made during the BKD Launching in Nueva Ecija. We’ll finish it tomorrow and pass it next week since Ma’am Thess is out-of-town. Other than finishing our narrative report, we also did arrange files in the office.

Woohoo! Nakakakalahati na ako sa 25 days ko na ipapamalagi sa DDB. YES!

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LONG REPORT INDEED.

We’re still working on the narrative report. With hopes up high, by the end of the week this report is done! 

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GOOD DAY.

We have lots of stories from our trip last Saturday! We’re really happy to have new friends, to experience field work out of town and apply the monitoring scheme we worked on for a week. Now, back to work, new task on the way. Now that we have monitored the launching of Barkada Kontra Droga in Nueva Ecija, it is a procedure that after that you have to make a narrative report. Well of course, monitoring will not be complete without it. It would be like putting ketchup on your fries and not eat it. So all day, Carmela and I worked on our narrative report.

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STOKED.

Welcome to Central Luzon State University.

I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS INTERNSHIP WILL TAKE ME TO NUEVA ECIJA LIKE SERIOUSLY I’M ON CAPS LOCK!!! We’re so happy that we were given a chance to do field work in Nueva Ecija. This is all I ever wanted! To go to different places and do field work. I just love the feeling.

I arrived early of course. Blood’s rushing because of excitement I felt like a kid na ngayon lang makakalabas haha! J This is so great!  I’m wearing a Barkada Kontra Droga shirt and hop off the bus of Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) ha! I feel so proud of myself never have I imagined I’ll be working with this agency and now I’m riding at their bus haha.

Now after hours on the road, we finally reached our destination, the Central Luzon State University. What a nice state U. Parang U.P. lang oh pero mas maganda (my opinion, respect) at mas presko. Oh sarap! Breathe in. Breathe out. Fresh air, how I long to inhale thee. As we enter the room where the launching will be held, I have seen how privileged the students are; the rooms are in good condition as well as the chairs and fans. I envied them. No wonder why kids in the provinces are well taught than those in the city. Anyway, as the launching-slash-seminar started, Carmela and I started to monitor the flow of the program of BKD. This is where we used the monitoring scheme we made last week. We did a lot of observations, comments and suggestions and of course photo documentation.

As for the extras, sorry I can’t get over with the thought that I’m in out-of-town, thanks to my internship! So there, happy moments are when we had a chance to explore some parts of the university, applied what we worked on and learned back in PUP-COC and the dinner with our ma’ams and sirs. What an experience indeed! J