Maybe even up til now, I still feel a li'l bit starstruck. But given that we've known each other in a rather not-so personal level, I must say he himself is practically felt very new in doing something not really his thing for a change: Teaching.Yup, this prof of mine is the type of guy who seems to be so "makuwento" in a lot of stuff. Seriously, he has a lot of things to say in topics ranging from the everyday toils of the average commuter to his life being a prof.
He once told me that he got into the teaching gig after he was invited by a former prof of mine to join into his realm of teaching college students in CSB, which he, or so he says, agrees. But prior to his job as a prof, he has a pre-existing one which he has for almost close to oh so years.
I don't know, maybe because he's some sort of a celebrity in this thing that I'm into at present, I felt flashed by his presence. Fortunately, I found him to be an awfully nice and humble guy. Despite his commanding voice, he at some way created a connection with his students. Thus we never felt that we got lost along the way especially during the time when something unexpected occured sometime during the term.
Being the makuwento guy that he is, he often shares about his life outside of his usual day job, him being a prof included.
I wanna thank him though for imparting us with his knowledge as well as the kind of wisdom he gained from all the years he has been in the industry. I don't know if he's still going to be here for the next few years but just in case, many of us would wanna thank him for a job well done.
Thank you sir and see you soon!
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