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exhausted...

we had our successful CIS night celebration last night at the pool side of the sugarland hotel, like all other programs we had a few glitches but in totallity we did well... it was a tiring night for me and april... now here goes my rants... program was suppose to start at 7pm, at 6:00pm the assigned people to handle the registration is no where in sight... later, one arrived but some guest is already inside... we started at around 8pm... had it not me doing the preparation for the video presentation for sure we have ended in total wreck... as the program progresses, i observed that it's only me, april and some help of marielle on the queue cards that is actually running the show... we have to go back and forth to keep the program in order... i had my hands full operating 2 laptops for the video and audio feed... in the end we did well and received some nice feedbacks from our teachers... hrmm... to see my fellow students enjoyed what we have prepared for them is already an accomplishment for me, i may not be a great leader but i always try to do all the best that i could to serve them well... i may have regrets on supporting persons that in the end have choosen to rely on individuals except us who from the beginning has been the source of ideas and drive... some call it treachery but for me i'll just call it a plain stupidity... peace!
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