Holla guys. Its your girl 
I've not really done anything engaging this year apartment from school work. Parties, seminars and a whole lot , I just decided to push them aside for just school because I was kind of dropping and I was really affected. So my perfect moment would be when I was chosen to represent my group for a class presentation. I will be very sincere, I've always dodged presentations from my first year in school , not like i haven't done presentations but its always a group presentation not individually or me representing the whole group. I was shaking like a chicken that was soaked from the rain. I couldn't help but almost cry, infact I became ill. The thought of facing almost 400 people was so demanding and then you have to be perfect and your work super perfect, it depended on you if your group was going to get a pass or fail. The rush of adrenaline is what I don't want to even talk about.
Thank God for my friends, they were there for me. They help me run the research and helped me to memorize, they made me believe I could do it. I know people will ask why it's a perfect moment for me, I'll answer this way. Just the satisfaction to be able to communicate ideas effectively to that massive group of people and them agreeing to what you said even when you didn't initially believe in yourself is a perfect moment that will last a lifetime.
Moving to the long awaited day, it was a Monday morning, oh how I hated Monday mornings because of this particular day. The whole place was just busy with all representatives getting ready, and I noticed it wasn't only me that was nervous. My heart was just racing and my tummy making silly noises and then the time came, the professors came in and everyone was seated. The moderator shared how everything was going to go and luckily I wasn't the first but the fourth, that helped me calm down a little. It was finally my turn, I don't know where I gathered that confidence and courage from but i delivered, I don't know if it was my friends placed in front to cheer me or it was the constant smile on my professor's face or the wild cheers from my group and my colleagues. The more I spoke , the more the confidence came, I was even surprised i didn't stumble on my words. There was just this new found confidence.
In 10 minutes I was done and I felt and infact knew that I had killed it. I couldn't help but be proud of myself, my sleepless nights didn't go to waste. My friends couldn't just help but continue to hug me. I know you want to know the final verdict, of course my group came out best. Ladies and gentlemen.......My perfect moment.
