It's good to be back, my Alma Mater!

Last Wednesday, I visited Columban College, my alma mater, where I completed my college years and spent my Masters degree years.

I came here because I needed to take care of some paperwork related to my promotion, which hopefully will be granted this coming year.

As I walked into the building, I kept thinking back on the memories the school had given me. I spent about six years of my life studying here, including the two years I spent earning my Master's degree. This is where I was formed and made into the teacher I am today.

I can still picture the hallways where we used to go. It's been a while, and as time passed, I became more aware of how far I had come. The walks and runs we must take to catch up on our classes and to make who we are today truly meaningful to me are all brought back to memory by these hallways.

I can still picture the location where we used to study and sit during exam times. The area where my buddies remain and discuss our lives. And it has special significance for me because it is where our friendship has grown to this point. I missed being with them.

I also ran into several professors and teachers who helped shape who we are today, and I'm so glad they once served as our mentors. Their influence will live on in our memories forever, though. I always look up to them since they are the best teachers and help us become excellent teachers like them.

I also entered our CR, which I always find admirable because it's always lovely and clean. This is one of my favorite places since it turned into a haven where I could cry whenever I felt overwhelmed, especially regarding my studies and personal issues.

Being able to enjoy the magnificence of my alma mater on that particular day makes me feel wonderful to be here. My mind keeps returning to the memories with my closest pals. I've experienced all my joys and struggles.

I appreciate how my alma mater shaped who I am today. The school greatly impacted my life and my journey. I hope that I will soon be able to return and complete my doctoral degree here.

That one Columbanites will always be a Columbanites is accurate, and it's good to be back. All the memories I've created here are essential to me, and they should all be preserved and always recalled

I am also thankful for my Aunt and for my parents who sacrificed a lot just to provide all my needs during my college days. 🙂

How about you? What features of your alma mater do you love?

Good evening to all! What's up? Even though Rusty isn't always here at this time, I hope everything is fine, and I look forward to its visit.

I'm therefore incredibly grateful for all of your support, guys! Thank you for always being with me; I appreciate that, even if I am not always here for quite some time due to work.

Let's wait for better times to come. God bless you all.