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Kapihan sa Jollibee

      It is not part of my internship routine to attend 'Kapihan sa Baguio' since I am assigned in the Benguet Beat. However, my supervisor asked me to attend the said event today so I could gather more information about the article I am writing.

from: http://stella-arnaldo.blogspot.com/2009/02/jollibee-invades-new-york.html
    The topic of Kapihan sa Baguio is the on-going celebration of Panagbenga in Baguio. Of course, the flowers used in the festivity came from Benguet (which is my beat), and I am writing a feature article about flowers for Valentine's Day. And that is how I ended up in Jollibee Legarda right after my class.

     The event went well and I was able to gather information through an interview with Mr. Anthony De Leon, co-chairman of the Executive Committee of Panagbenga 2013.

    However, this coverage is different from my past coverage. If my article gets published and  the one I have together with my supervisor, I am finally done with my internship(hopefully)!
     Also, during the interview with Mr. De Leon and while I was writing my article, my body is trembling because I'm  palpitating (until now). Partially because my supervisor called to tell me I should condense my work (it makes me nervous though she said my article is already good enough, I just need to condense it). But mostly because I had coffee. They [Jollibee] served food, and of course, coffee (It's called 'Kapihan', coffee is a must!). However, I don't drink coffee and now I remember why.

   When my supervisor called again, she asked me if I am having a hard time and I admitted that I am not feeling well. She told me not to push myself, but I said that I will do my best to finish my article. (She also said that this would probably a memorable article for me.)

   Well, it's been 10 minutes since I sent her my article and she did not call anymore. I guess she's finally satisfied with the article!Tomorrow [Valentine's Day] will be the judgement day!
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