Yesterday, I, together with Mich, Lady, Jho and Lourdes took the busy and crowded streets of Sampaloc, Manila where the Professional Regulation Commission office is located to file our application for the September Chemistry Licensure Exam. Well, it was actually my second time to be there on my own (I mean without my Mom with me) and so I found it really hard to locate where the place is exactly. Good thing Lourdes and Tita Mi (that's how I call Mich) know how to get there and so we were saved from the possible danger of being lost and worse, getting "fooled" (by that I mean that ignorance of the place is never an advantage).
We arrived there half past two in the afternoon and my gosh, talk about a really, really crowded place. haha. Lines were endless, (kidding, of course) and people were lost. And so we were. We filled up forms, (many forms) and fell in line. And oh, I was shocked that a mailing envelope there costs 21Php. haha. Too expensive, eh? I wish I brought my paste (glue) because I'm too scared to know that it costs much for its value. I was surprised though, I bought one for only 3Php.
At last, around 4pm, we were done. Filing an application cost me around a thousand. o_O. I'll have it reimbursed when Papa is home. (That's a week from now. Yipee!) We planned beforehand to look for a dorm or alike to stay in on the day of the exam. For all you know, the Boards is a two-brain-draining-day exam which starts early 7am and ends 5pm. Because of this, we need somewhere to spend the night (the 'how' depends on how the first day turns out). Unfortunately, the exact place of the exam was not yet announced and thus we crossed our plan out. We took pics as souvenir, hoping that we will not be going back there again next year. haha. POSITIVITY IT IS! Tita Mi and Ludy refused to pose and so only the three of us were captured. (Me solo!)
| Jho and Madam (Lady) at the PRC Lobby. |
| Madam took this photo. Thanks to her. |
We decided to go to Trinoma instead. Thanks because I'm so dead hungry. Haha. I looked for Sisig Hooray! for I was craving for their chicken sisig since last week. I found them at the food court. And as you all know, eating is my favorite part of the day so I indulged. Buurp. Solved.
We dropped by the National Book Store to buy brown and plastic envelope, and I found an orange pen so I took it too. :) We called it a day and headed home separately.
On the way home, I realized omg there's no turning back. After the hassle I went through that day, I never wish to experience it all over again. Besides, we promised Manong Guard that we will not come back there if not for the details of oath taking. :) Again, POSITIVITY IT IS! So help us God.

