Thanks to the awesome team of BDJ, I get to enjoy a full access to the
event – the activities, workshops, and the talks.
During the first day, I didn’t get to stay longer because I had to go
home early and prepare for the debut of my cousin. All I did was to look around
and get my ID pass, enjoy some snacks courtesy of Potato Corner, Wilkins, and
Pascual Yoghurt. Also, so I don’t have to line up at the registration area the
next day.
The first thing I did was to join the only workshop I signed up for,
the DIY Dreamcatcher! It was so much fun that I didn’t think to take a photo of
me making my own dreamcatcher. I think it took me more or less 30 minutes to
finish the smallest one. What's more is that after the workshop, we were given
a new and bigger set of Dreamcatcher that we get to take home and do at home. There
are other workshops too, like designing your own cake, calligraphy, and watercolor
to name a few.
Next is the Mendhi tattoo. I opted not to avail it, so I gave my coupon to my sister instead. They have cute designs available to choose from.
But the best parts, of course, are the talks. BDJ really did their
part in researching on what topics to discuss this year. It almost seems like
the Goal Guru talks line up is made especially for me! My favorite is the
Declutter for a happier you by Ms. Ayesa Aya. Her talk has taught me lots of
things, now that I am also considering being more of a minimalist. She gave me
a new insight on how to let go of things you don’t really need and how to choose
what items to donate or to sell.
To
make long story short, it was a pretty nice, enjoyable, and full of learning
afternoon for me. I am also glad to share this day with my sister, and my
friend, Racks, who happened to be the winner of my raffle giveaway by default.
LOL
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