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17. DOTC 1 (December 19th to 21st, 2011)
Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Hell-oh, sick people!







As I listen to The XX's new demo called Open Eyes, I browse more than 20 albums from Design Orientation Training Camp 1 (DOTC 1). It brings back A LOT of good memories. Memories that will likely to stay within all of us. It was tough, going through all the ups and downs but managed to pull it through. Days went throughout the camp spending time with my fellow Programmers and I've met so many amazing bunch of people, it's incredible.

Day 1, to be honest, I was nervous just going to DOTC but I knew that I would overcome my nervousness. It was exciting going through day 1 at the station games, being amused at everyone who sang Happy Birthday to me when in true fact, it wasn't my birthday. I am truly sorry for lying. Hahaha, I hope y'all understand how fun it was doing that. I guess for day 1, I managed to open myself up more to my fellow Proggers. I guess I learnt something about myself too.

Day 1 Pictures:





























Day 2, an official day where I had to speak in an area full of people, actually, everyone, all the empires. It was nerve-wrecking and I honestly know I wouldn't have been able to do it without my lovely partner, Anza. Of course, there were times when I felt that I didn't do well but I really hope that I did. I hope I did a good job. During all the games, I got to have fun, I got to laugh with Proggers that I never talked to in day 1, I got to sit down and work with different Proggers and I managed to get to know them a little better.

Day 2 Pictures:
































































































Day 3, it hit everyone that camp had flew past really fast. It was a great training camp and I know for sure I won't forget this experience, this experience I never thought I'd sail through and actually enjoy it. It's probably a bit exaggerating but it was as though I've known these Proggers for so long. But I know I'm learning, I'm still learning from each and every one of them as well as everyone else from DOTC and for that, I'm thankful.

Day 3 Pictures:



































































See you strangers.


Nidia Marissa Donyada
Design Student, 21

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