Three Months to Go!!!

So, the NYSC year is almost over and I’m one of those few people that has actually enjoyed the year.

• I’m definitely going to miss my allawee, even though I haven’t touched it, it’s nice to know I'm saving a little something for a Rainy Day.
• I’m going to miss my CDS days, that one day break right in the middle of the week gives me the much needed burst of energy to tackle the rest of the week.
• I’m going to miss my CD group, the NYSC Brigade Band, we have a lot of banter and have formed a pretty tight bond.
• I'm going to miss going to Iyana Ipaja to teach new corpers the salutes and play for the passing out and swearing in ceremonies
• I’m going to miss gisting with the guy that collects money for parking at my LG, he’s a correct tout, OSHAMO!
• I'm going to miss General CDS, seeing and gisting with Eti Osa 2 Corpers.
• I’m going  to miss being called Corper or Otondo or Ajuwaya by random people as I walk on the street. To be honest, I can wear my uniform when I’m done and no one would know better.
• I’m going to miss the Security I had. In the sense that, I am not really sure what I want to do with my life career wise, now the questions such as "Where are you going to work?", "When will you get married?" are going to start pouring in and NYSC isn't there to back me up.

A real life begins, I’m going to have to start waking up earlier and ensuring that I’m punctual to wherever it is I start working. School starts at 8 but I usually got in between 8 and 8:30 except when the teacher I assist wasn’t coming and I knew I had to be there early.

As a corper I wasn’t ever scolded or reprimanded for coming late, probably because I did what I had to do super well when I got there. Plus I’m one of the more active teachers. I love Children. It was normal to find me being chased on the field or hopping or skipping around or sitting on the floor gisting with my children or taking selfies with them or making videos of them singing or dancing, Fun Stuff, Good Times!

Tearsss, I’m about to become an adult and start proper working life and I don’t want to grow up. Having real responsibility is scary but everyone has to do it.

Before, I was sure that I didn't want a regular 8/9-5 but now not so much, it's not going to be Economics related sha. I gotta have regular income, don't want no inconsistency that comes with being freelance or working in certain fields of the creative industry.

I’m going to do a proper post about my NYSC experience soonish with pictures and everything. I had a blast in Camp and only left for 2 nights because I had malaria and the clinic facilities were inadequate.

I was one of those people that was really excited for NYSC to begin. I did my shopping with my friend Sarie, before I moved back. I wrote a post for Ajebutters Guide to NYSC about my registration experience. I even made a group on facebook which was for foreign trained graduates or people I knew were about to serve. I posted loads of information relating to NYSC in terms of what you needed, how to prepare, etc and some people made friends with people that were posted to the same state as them.

To my fellow 2013 Batch C corpers, enjoy the few months we have left to serve our country. Take advantage of all the opportunities that are available to you as a Corper, Our time is almost up!

I would love to win an award but I haven’t done any project. If you’re reading this and you won an award during your NYSC year, comment below and tell  me more.

This post wasn’t planned in any shape, size, form or manner so excuse the randomness of it, I’m just putting my words down on Paper.

Have a Good Weekend!!!