Happy go lucky, Baby!

 

Hi mommies, I'm Judy Ann!

You can call me Ann for short. I am 25 years old and a proud mom of a handsome baby named Spencer. Not like the other bloggers, I have a few common information like them. There is no much important about me, but, I can assure you that you will learn a lot from my own experiences. I love writing blogs and sharing my opinions and ideas to others. I actually still write diaries at my age now. This is the way I release my stress and worries in every aspect of my life now.

Let's get started when I'm still having the best time of my life, a typical Emo teenage girl. Going to school with a 300 peso budget that I got from my mom and dad, meeting with the gals, sleeping while my Calculus teacher was busy calculating numbers. Yes, I am a happy go lucky college girl. I went from one of the famous University in Batangas, Philippines and took the course, Bachelor of Science in Information and Technology in Batangas State University. Actually, I am a transfer. I came from other School and transferred to this School. I had lots of struggles transferring and coping up with my new environment and every transfer will relate to this. No friends at first, you don't even have a buddy to have a lunch with in the School Canteen, crying quietly at the bathroom wishing you'd never ever want to be a transfer again. I also experienced going to my new subject class and when I entered the door, there's your 30 classmates chatting with each other and you're the invisible one sitting in the last chair in a four corners of the room. But then I have no choice, I have to at least talk to one person in that room just to not be called a loner girl. I took the courage to speak to one of the girls in front of me and guess what? She's just one of the God mother of my Son. For all those teenagers out there who's reading this blog right now and having the introvert style of life now, afraid of having a conversation, afraid of being rejected. Come on! Do some moves, you'll eventually be proud of yourself. Nothing will lose if you tried something new. In fact, you will learn from all of this. 

When I finished my School, cheers for the new stage of my life. Finding a job that fits my knowledge and capability. As I've mentioned, I am a happy go lucky teenage girl and I don't know lots about my course. I have limited knowledge of programming but, I found my best  using Microsoft, and chit chatting with my friends even if it's pointless. I became a Customer Service Representative, for the short call center. This job was kinda hard for me. There are lots of people saying, you will just be speaking in English and have a conversation with the users as well as to the clients. But no, you have to wake up in the middle of 12 midnight and took a bus on the way to the office at 1:00 AM, at dawn. Has a lunch at 3:00 Am, at dawn and sleep at 9am in the morning. What a perfect body clock I had. 

There is no easy life or an easy job to every person in the world. We can easily say that, his job, her job is too easy compared to me. We sometimes ask God, "Why do you give me this kind of hardships? This is too unfair." But no, you may find it easier every time you saw them working or having their life because we're not the one who's experiencing those. We're not the one on their feet. We are just comparing our hardships to their hardships. In fact, it's not hardships, it is what you called lessons.

 

 

 

 

"What is that you dreamed of? Who do you see in the mirror? I gotta say go on your path even if you live for a day. Do something, put away your weakness"

           -No more Dream of BTS💜