Kira Godaime

Free Donuts

It’s plainly my fault why I entered the Logicom Workshop half an hour late and I almost didn’t make it because the guard won’t let me in. It was a really bad day and I’m progressing to critical depression. Even though, I still need to go there for there might be something interesting going on and I can’t afford to miss something like that.

So there, I went to the room where the Logistics Committee Workshop is taking place. To my surprise, there are a lot of people inside and the main purpose of the workshop was almost over. The Logicom members are now proceeding to the interactive part of the event which is also my favorite part. It was done so that the applicants will get acquainted with the proper places to hold this or that occasion. It also teaches the applicants the right route or direction for easier access of the place needed. Basically, it’s a game, where you squeeze your brains and point pictures of places; it was pretty funny if you would look at it in a different kind of way.

After that, they introduced their special guest to us. An Alumni of the organization, Mr. Benjamin Gonzales Jr., the Socio-Civics Committee head from before(Logistics Committee was previously known as Socio-Civics Committee). He was a really interesting man, other than the fact that he was a successful guy, he also has this great way of thinking. You know, he developed a method which can persuade a person to let him/her agree with what you want to happen. It’s like Psychology or some sort. Anyway, it was cool, he was like Jesus, and we’re his disciples, and we’re like waiting for him to make a thousand bread or something. Yeah, all eyes was on him, and I have to credit him too because he got this good voice projection. Well, after he gave his advice and teachings, he demonstrated to us how team work can be a key to make a successful push in a form of game. I have to tell you that those games were great. I mean, absolutely great, they were a bit crazy but it’s really fun to do it. I wish there’ll be more time for those games because it really rocks. I don’t care if I lost, as long as I play the game, its fine with me. Well, the whole point of it is that if you work nicely as a team, you’re sure to get things done quick and proper which is naturally true.

What I like about this workshop is that the labor of the whole event was efficiently divided among the Logicom members. You won’t find just one member hugging all the stage light. It’s very cohesive if you would look at it which is pretty nice. Speaking of nice, this is my most favorite part of the workshop, the free food. Yeah, they gave away donuts. Sweet and savory donuts sprinkled with all kinds of confectionary doodles with tasty colloidal cream inside. There, all the kindness in the world put in a little box just for us to eat and partake; satisfying all urges or desires to eat anything else. It’s like cooking master boy baked these things for us to be our dessert. That was the coolest part of the Logicom Workshop, the delicious donuts, and they are all free. Wow, God blessed my poor soul.

Entry @ 5:20 AM; Friday, September 14, 2007

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