OC member?

 Being an "Organizing committee member at the MUN" has charmed me again with a fresh experience, crowning me with some more wisdom. The three days of tough grind, uphill battle, and backbreaking work (exaggeration) did teach me to stretch and strive for hard work. An OC member has to look after the overall management and requirements of the delegates present there, which in turn, makes the MUN out and out. We, the chosen ones, were to perform this momentous act-- the last stage.

                                      Waking up at 3 am, not for performing any haunted ritual but to "study", made the day even more stretchy because being an OC member does not mean forgetting the duties of an AS-level student (11th grader). Moving on, gathering in school, reaching the MUN location, and taking our places consumed much of the time, eventually leading to a lunch break. Luckily, we had organized the classrooms a day prior to the conference which resulted in less exertion and sweat on the day of the congress. And then? then we ran from pillar to post in search of comfort, not for us, but for our delegates. The days were especially long which certainly made me sleep and slumber as soon as we got on the bus. 

                             To be honest, the rest of the days were undeniably identical, making us go like lightning to fulfill our duties and commitments. In the end, this perspiration was worth giving because the cheers that got us on stage were truly magical. That moment was something that I would never ever forget. I don't think there is anything that is more captivating than gaining another new experience. 

  (sorry for the quality)