Jovan: Home Radio or Wild FM. Kana lang duol sa school oy.
Franz: Laaaaaaaaaa! Ganahan sad bya ko mag-intern sa Home Radio!
Jovan: Adto ta didto na unya after enrolment. Mag-inquire ta if modawat silag intern.
Franz: Sige.
Gem: Kuyog ko ninyo bi.
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That conversation. There's nothing interesting with it. But that conversation is the reason why Jovan, Gem, and I found ourselves working at Home Radio for our internship. Gem was a bit undecided where to have her OJT so she went with us. Since then, I always call her "Gem of a find".
That's her. Boyish on the outside, bona fide feline on the inside. HAHAHA Gem is so gonna kill me for blogging about her. But the succeeding details will make her think again. I'm gonna write about all the life lessons I've learned from this chick.
Gem has always been vocal about things. She doesn't feign emotions. She's the real deal. Being true is one thing I have learned from her. If you don't want to do a thing, don't let society force you to engage in such.
Despite being vocal, Gem still remains tact unlike other people who are so over the edge with their being vocal. It might sound contrasting to be vocal yet tact, but that's just how I see Gem. She seems to say the right words in any situation.
Work-wise, she always gets the job done properly. I can attest to that because I've worked with her during our DYAR days and also during our two month stay at Home Radio. To sum up, Gem is the total package
--- she's an epitome of a lady with a great body, beauty, and brain. Truly, she is a "gem of a find".
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