i belong

i expected my first two days in interior design school to be somewhat unnerving. but suprisingly, these turned out to be cool and fun.

i did not know what to expect at first, 'cept for the fact that i would totally look like an idiot when the drafting begins. and worse, i might not be able to make friends easily, surmising that most will be snobs on the premise that i would be with affluent people.

but i was mistaken folks. though most of my classmates looked like snobs on the first day, everybody warmed up on the second day. i may not be of the affluent kind nor with those of the bottom ones; just in the middle. but this did not set each one apart. Everyone were as excited as i was. and contrary to what i speculated, making friends came out so naturally.

birds of the same feather flock together. remember this line? each of us were like puzzle pieces that perfectly fit together. yeah. in short, i belong.

we are the first batch of ID students being accommodated in the new building of PSID. and we are lucky enough to have such a fun instructor. His name is Victor Ruel L. Pambid. A cool interior designer who finished psychology at the UST for an undergrad and took a certificate in interior design in the same school where he is presently the academic director.

he's got a good personality, someone you would look forward to seeing everyday. patient and funny at the same time, he teaches so well that no one would ever feel like a first-timer. his class is one that students will surely enjoy.

the three-hour class is far from being a boring one. simply because of the very nature of the class. the atmosphere is very relax. students are given enough time to finish drafting and allowed to go out for materials they lack.

it was a whole new experience for me. Spending the first two days fanned out my desire to finish what i have started.

and what can i say? i belong!