A WALK TO REMEMBER

With all the office works piling up, i could hardly take a break during peak hours at work. That is especially if seminars and programs are lined up in our Church’s schedule. The months of December and January are always the busiest in my line of work. As Church secretary, I have the job to update every data for our Church’s yearly calendar of activities and update our Bulletin board from time to time for upcoming seminars, trips, church planting activities and many more. Printing jobs are constant thing for me. We had (3) three broken printers already due to the frequent usage of it and a lot of ink cartridges emptied for that matter. I am simply a slave master to my old faithful printer. From Funeral programs, Wedding invitations, Birthday cards to printing sermons…that’s what I’m doing with my printer.

With all these work, I often panic whenever I noticed the printer ink going below the normal level. Especially if there are deadlines of financial reports that’s needed the next day and I have to print it for filing purposes. Wow! You can just imagine the look on my face. That worried look that’s worth a million. Yes, indeed aside from my printer, there are things I couldn’t work without. My computer, papers for printing and of course…printer ink.