MY DREAM COURSE & REASONS (PART 1)

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS: THE BEGINNING OF MY DREAM COURSE

This photo was taken when I was in my third year of high school and I joined a cooking competition. This is where my passion for cooking began, so my desire to take a course in college was culinary arts. My teacher in the subject of TLE Cookery has already seen that I have a talent for cooking. She told me to pursue my skills until I got to college. When I heard my teacher's advice, I decided that this is the course I want. 

 

This picture is from my fourth year of high school. My strand course in high school cooking continued. I become energetic and diligent in our study of cooking. Here, I almost spilled the fun I was having at our school. Many people have met me hanging out in our culinary lab. Many are also happy with my ability to participate in the cooking contest, so I was chosen again to compete in the cooking competition division contest. But I could not continue due to a bad illness that I experienced. 

I joined NC II Cookery, the nervousness is intense, and the training is intense for the NC II preparation. I learned a lot about cooking strategies in the kitchen. The cost of the ingredients and equipment that will be needed is also high. From what I've experienced, I'm happy, and I don't feel tired too much because I like what I'm doing. The time has come for NC II. The overall duration needed is 4 hours to make 14 different types of menu dishes. This is challenging because there is an oral exam afterward. 

Our tiredness turned into joy because all of my batchmates passed. So we graduated from junior high school with a medal because we already have the title of NC II passers. Our school made a big tarpaulin for those NC II passers to congratulate us and to show that the school is proud of its student's passer.

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  1. Proud of you ruth. Aim high 💗

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  2. I am so proud of what you had achieve although there are some challenging hurdles in your way but you continue to press on and manage to passed that is why congrats.

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  3. Wow, it's a wonderful journey for you to still find a way to do your craft. Your heart beats for passion, which will always find you. Keep up the good work, Ruth.

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  4. Great content!! The choice of words of the author helps me as a reader to understand the blog easily. I hope you will still pursue your heart's desire.

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  5. I can still remember those days, they were inspiring and give us the dream of becoming. It's not easy to cook all the time but with our little heart desires to cook and passion made it meaningful and with our teachers, classmates and friends made it more memorable. I love reading it, brings back the memories.

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    1. I'm happy that you also remembered your memories from when you were in high school.

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  6. Nice Blog content. I want to greet you congratulations for your hardwork. I'm so proud of u.

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  7. Tle moment, i wish i was there to taste the cuisines that you and your classmates made

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    1. I'm happy that you also want to be there for what I experienced.

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  8. I can see that you're very happy to start your journey as a cook! Your smile gives off everything that is needed to tell.

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  9. I am happy for your hard work, Ruthie! Your content is good, and you look happy. I'm so proud of you.

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  10. Culinary art is often overlooked but it is one of the toughest profession. I am glad you found something you are passionate about at a young age. Hoping you get to pursue your dreams, just keep going. :))

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  11. Truly that in our teenage years passion sprouting out and our interest began to get clearer. Continue to walk with your passion.

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