Enmat

Pagkatapos kong kunin ang NMAT kanina sa loob ng anim na nakakasakit-ng-batok na oras, pakiramdam ko ang.. astig ko, hehe. :) At syempre, ng buong klase. :) Astig kase apat na raang tanong ang dinaanan namin, kasabay ng apat na raang initimang bilog, habang nakikipagkarera sa oras at nakikipaglaban sa tindi ng buga ng aircon. Parang natapos mo na ang unang pagsubok ng med life sa pamamagitan ng mahabang pagkakaupo.

At kahit dinaig ng mga tambayan at buildings ng La Salle and bawat sulok ng UPM, astig pa rin ang pakiramdam, dahil taliwas sa kapalaran ng nakararami, alam ko na sa puntong ito kung saan ako unang magbubukas ng katawan ng tao. At sa palagay ko, hindi kayang tumbasan nung marmol na sahig, malawak na grass field at nung vending machine ang pakiramdam na yon. :)

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Meet the East

Besides owning an MD at the end of my name, I now probably have a long list of things I want to venture into, like owning a flowershop, speaking French, giving birth to identical twins or trying out every ice cream flavor in the world. Today though, thanks to Dr. Philip of CM, I wanted to try something a little different: learn the art of Chinese medicine. (well, not really different-different since it's in the same field but still different, hehe.) I view traditional Chinese medicine as one crappy system of silly, accidentally-accurate techniques, well, until I had my third History of Med class.

It dawned on me that I was being a sort of an atheist all this time. Of course, who wouldn't be confident with Western Medicine given that it has proofs for its conclusions, but hey, maybe a little faith on an alternative wouldn't hurt. :) For all I know, I might be a better doctor if I would be practicing the medical techniques from both sides of the world (woohoo :P) and, it could probably make a difference, especially to the unprivileged, if I could advice cheaper and more practical strategies of keeping one's self healthy. :) And, it'll be cool to learn to speak and read Chinese! :P

But hell noooo, =/ NOT.. GIVING.. UP.. ice-cold water and ice cream. :)

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Kahapon

Hindi ko alam kung gusto ko, o ayaw ko. Hindi naman kasi lahat naiintindihan at naipapaliwanag. Mayabang kasi ako.

Pero, kaya ako masaya, alam ko namang hindi talaga sapat ang mga salita. ;)

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Blog Break

It's a pity how I just get to write here everytime I need to go online, not whenever I want to.

I'm currently doing my super boring Hum paper and so far I have finished eight lines of sheer nonsense.

***

My apologies to my block, which I'm going to represent at the table tennis interclass tournament. (Oh no. haha) I didn't know that the last singles match I played with Cybill is THE decision match. And I won because of her aching tummy; she ate more during lunch than I did. :P

Yes, even I still couldn't believe my luck. Or Cybill's luck, depending on how you define it. I highly prefer the latter.

It's not that I do not want to play, it's just that I know there are better players, far more better. I still don't know how to hit the ball right, haha. Oh well, the hell with it. Might as well enjoy my fate and let go of pressure. Maybe my last exam luck would also be there next Friday.

***

I like Beethoven's 5th symphony, better now than I did before. As opposed to my classmates, I actually prefer the orchestra over a solo piano piece. It's more bold, varied and complete. And you get to hear how variation - contrasts and complements - of sounds are united in a piece. It's amazing how people can create things like that, (eto na naman ako, naaamaze sa lahat ng bagay) unfortunate that I can not. :P

***

Dr. Labio and Dr. Gladys in IPC last Wed talked of the horrors of med life - the uber tight schedule, the dominating senior nurses in PGH, the huge pressure from both patients and consultants and the disadvantages of being a 'young' doctor. I'm sooo not looking at this side of med and it didn't seem easy (of course, Serine). I started to think, began to doubt my competence and my decisiveness.

My mom said that the best way to deal with fear is to talk to God about it. So I prayed, submitted my self to the Lord and surrendered my fears to Him. I am actually more scared right now of what lies ahead than I was a year before, but I'm trying to make this situation a test of spirituality. I know that I just have to do my best and everything else's up to Him.

I'm still scared. ;) Pero unquestionably more relieved, knowing that I am not alone on this. :)

***

Gotta get back to Hum, ugh. -_-

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High in Coffee

But more in reactions of alkenes. +_-
I think I'll be needing a third cup of threeinone. :P

It's been two years and two days. :)

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Resurrected

Three things.

Pom-pom, pim-pam, ping-pong. I hate her yelling, she hates my wrist movements. She, who shouts at every miss and sneers at every mistake, made me dread Thursday afternoons more than any day of the week. However, as much as I want to, I cannot escape the 20-returns/services practicals that we're supposed to have for the course. In pairs. So then I was thinking: I have this wonderful opportunity to mess up for two people. Great. Just Great.
A week before the practicals, I asked Pat, who had no choice but to say yes (bwahaha), to be my partner. Luckily and expectedly, he agreed. :) I actually started to like table tennis after that. Our practices (with Joan, Joanne, CJ, Nil, Cy and Athena) turned out to be fun. :) Although I still don't know how to execute moves accurately, I began to get the hang of things and set aside my reservations. It helped that Pat wasn't taking things very seriously (if he was, he probably would've yelled at me too, hehe) and that he was actually very encouraging. :) I guess his words worked, the results of the exams were quite good. This time, pressure didn't bring out the best in us, letting go of it did. :) We will not suck at the face of adversity, he'd always say, and we certainly didn't. :)

I bet the Shoe Salon personnel could still remember me, the girl who came in with her sandals broken, who tried on every pair of slippers, from Ipanema to Ballina to Crocs and the one who has no money at hand (fine, meron, 200. haha.) After almost an hour of fitting, I finally chose the orange and pink Cleos. :) It was the first time I attempted to buy something a little costly and it seems that my credit card does not support my impulse buying. Imagine the horror of the line 'Maam, hindi po gumagana yung card niyo' and the feeling of returning a very dreamy pair of slip-ons! Also, the thing is, I couldn't leave the store without buying something. Aside from the fact that I tried on almost everything (haha), I couldn't walk with my broken sandals.
Good thing I have friends (Nil, CJ and Ardynne) who were willing to share the embarrassment and to pull out their last coins for me. :) I ended up buying a cheaper pair (which turned out to be my fave right now because of the story behind it). And voila, all's well that ends well. :) After that, it occurred to me that I entered the store with a lot more than 200 pesos. I actually have a bunch of walking gems with me. :)

This semester is one of the busiest, with Organic Chemistry, Physics and Comparative Anatomy and Physiology being taken at the same time. All is not ill, because even though this semester's load is very hard to handle, my being busy taught me how special it is to just sit back and do nothing. It taught me to appreciate the bliss of listening to stories and dreams, of sharing your own stories and dreams and to be with someone you want to be with, even for just a moment. Time equates love, somehow. :)

For Ardynne, who convinced me to save my endangered (susceptible to extinction) blog site. :)

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These Days

I could write a 100-word essay about how I am doing these days.









But, as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words! :P

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Superb Week

SURPRISE, June 4th. With a large bowl of cold carbonara, eighteen pieces of mini cupcakes, two candles that form the number 18, six pieces of lusis, ten pieces of roman candles, a short video, three tired friends and one stunned celebrant, a small birthday celebration was held. And as one third of the three tired friends, I can say that hardwork pays off after you see your bestfriend burst into tears. (of joy, of course! ;) )

SLIDES, June 5th. Tears of joy are good but being treated to Splash Island is a better incentive of surprise parties! (haha, biru lang :P ) Perks of the day are all the will-make-you-scream slides, the free brownie ala mode, the butterfly henna tattoo and the company, of course, of your closest friends. ;)

SWITCH, June 6th. We had our (fun, fun, fun!) buddy selection program where in we showed to the batch after us what Imed life really is. That day, I also (finally!) got the chance to be paired up with my younger buddy, Nico. Consequently, my older buddy, Kuya Robert, was the one being tutored on how things work in the College of Medicine. ;)

SWEET, June 8th. Super. ;)

SMASH, June 9th. My last Saturday before the start of classes was spent in Pampanga. After swinging rackets and hitting shuttles, our badminton club lost in a dual meet with the Smash Power Elite Club by 10 games (70-80). Nonetheless, I had a splendid time with everyone in and out of the court. :)

SURVEY, June 11th. At first, I was enjoying our trips to home depots to canvass and choose tiles and furniture for our half-built home. Last Monday, though, I think my eyes gave up after seeing too much stonewalls, cabinets and kitchen sinks. Then and there I came to know how much work is involved in building a house. There seem to be a lot of choices to make and details to focus on. Then and there too, I swore that I will get an interior designer for my own home in the future. :P

SCHOOL, Today. As expected, the instructor for my only subject this morning didn’t show up for SocSci class. My one and a half hour trip to school, nevertheless, was worth it for I was able to see and talk to missed friends and classmates. ;)

STANDING BY for the next semester. :)

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RT

Irreplaceable has a negative effect on me. The more I listen to it, the more I realize that it is so not my song. ;)

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29th Blog

I realize that the end of my summer classes is getting near and I didn't even got the chance to write about its beginning. ;)

Before classes began, I could have sworn I was complaining, no, whining about how my summer was about to go down the drain. Just imagine how painful it is to think about your chance to rest after a 28.5-unit semester being taken away from you. Parang alarm clock habang nagsisimula ka pa lang mahimbing. Parang hinablutan ka ng chocolate habang pakagat ka pa lang. :P

We were set to take two subjects this summer, Statistics and Life and Works of Rizal. Six hours a day, five days a week. Just add the very ideal schedule of 12pm to 6pm, and voila, bye leisure time. ;)

Or so I thought.

Math 101's a pretty toxic subject, but then, it was the only math that would allow you to leave the room after an exam with a light heart. And though others may think otherwise, I consider myself lucky with both our instructors, Prof. Sumalapao and Miss Bastero. I did not have a single boring class with them. ;)

My very, uhm, interesting P.I. teacher, Prof. Peewee (hehe) also managed to add color to the summer classes (despite the fact that half of the time he's not there, the other half I was sleeping during lecture). His interesting lessons regarding spirituality, his interesting Amante jokes and his very interesting stories about his psychic powers are the things you have to endure every homily. But it wasn't that bad, I, after all, managed to have about 5 lines in my notebook filled with real stuff about Rizal. (good for me! hehe.)

Topping my reasons-why-summer-classes-isn't-so-bad-after-all list is that it gave us the chance to visit out of the ordinary places. First on the list would be Beata Sta. Lucia, with its appealing lights-and-sound feature. For a museum, it was actually quite cool and was worth waiting an hour for. :) The best part of that trip was walking (and getting a bit lost), with tired feet and empty stomachs, alongside Joanne and Pat inside the walls of Intramuros. :) The second, and probably the best place that we went to is Quezon. At the outset, we checked out two of the Rizalistas' houses of worship. Afterwards, we climbed up Mt. Banahaw dry and went down soaking wet, after getting bruises in our escape out of an undersized cave, getting drenched initially under the rain and taking a dip at the pool of a waterfalls. :) Although this trip caused me to have a 24-hour flu, it's still one of my best Imed experiences ever. :)

Flanking these experiences, I was also able to join a tournament, wear bowling shoes with my high school barkada, finish two books I’ve been wanting to read, blow candles at Eunice’s birthday with new OrCom friends, stay up late watching dvd’s, watch movies with my little angels from Pampanga and say things I’ve been meaning, longing to say. :)

No, I actually did not have a dreary summer. :P
And to think, it really isn’t over yet. ;)

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Calc =D

Yeah. :D I never thought I'd ever be this euphoric over a 2.75, but I really am suuuuuuper thankful! :D

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Precilla

May batang nakakapit sa leeg ko ngayon habang ako ay nagsusulat. Mas maganda pa sa bata sa kanan. :P hehehe. :)

Kakauwi lang namin galing sa court sa Angeles. At dito kami ngayon matutulog sa Pampanga, sa bahay nina Precilla, ang batang super ganda.. (binabasa ko to ng malakas ngayon para maintindihan niya. :) ) Inaaliw ko, umiiyak kasi siya, inaway ng aking Ate. hehehe. At hanggang ngayon ay hindi pa rin ngumingiti ang batang namumula ang ilong. ;)

Si Prisie ang pinakamalambing na batang nakilala ko. :) Pinakamahigpit yumakap, pinakamagandang tumawa, pinakamadaling matuto, at pinakamagaling magdrawing! hehe. :) Sa madaling salita, mana sa kin. hehe. :)

Hindi ako sanay ng ganito, umiiyak at walang imik.. Pero mukhang naaaliw na kakapindot ko dito, nakatingin na lang siya sa monitor. :) Naaaliw ata siya kung panong sa bawat pindot ko ay may nadadagdag na letra. Sana kasing inosente ko na lang to. Para hindi ko na iniisip ang mga bagay na hindi ko naman dating iniisip, at hindi na nalamatan ang mga bagay na pinahahalagahan ko. :)

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Second Day

It's only been 6hours since we left Dianne, Precilla, and Sandra at their house in Pampanga, and I miss them already. Wala ng makukulit na bakasyonista dito sa bahay.. :( And miss ko na rin ang kapatid kong nagpaiwan sa Pampanga dahil sa naakit siya sa swimming pool. hehe. ;)

Finally, vacation. :D

Parang hindi na ako sanay ng walang ginagawa, nakakamiss pala!

Joke lang Lord! hehe. ;)

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I Spent the Afternoon Doing Nothing

Yesterday's surprise for my grandfather was perfectly carried out. My aunt brought him to the mall, while the rest of us helped in bringing the party together. When they finally arrived, he still did not know that the band, the food, and the guests were there for his birthday celebration, (since his birthday is actually 3 days ago). Of course, he was astounded. Nonetheless, he loved it. He was very happy, and I could swear he was holding back the tears. ;)

People adore surprises. They love it when they do not know something, when they are left unaware at first. Of course, they are bound to know it at the end, and when they do, it'll always be an emotional impact - silence, scream or tears. There is just one rule, you must not, must not know it at first. You must only know it the moment it happens, or else, it isn't a surprise at all. And for some reasons, they love that. People love surprises.

And yet, they want to know everything. People always try to find out what is behind every phenomenon: why do brown rabbits give birth to white ones, why doesn't honey spoil, what is love, what is life, what is death. People hate ignorance. And yet they love surprises, which makes them momentarily ignorant.

And yet they fear death, which is their greatest surprise. They spend their lives, their momentary ignorance, fearing something they'll never know what exactly is. They somehow always try to prevent it or make great sense out of it. Being a surprise that it really is, you'll only know all about it the moment it happens. Only death holds answers to the question it brings. And for some reasons, they hate that. People hate losing their lives, losing their ignorance.

And yet they love surprises. ;)

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Book the 6th, Ersatz Elevator

I just fixed my sked for the next sem and most of the subjects are in red. MEANING, it's either non-block na ito, or hindi na ako makakapasok. hehe. :) Kasi naman, I've been trying to fix it since Wednesday, but the page kept saying that no enlistment survey form was submitted under my name. So I still had to go to ate Lucy to have it checked. And now, most of my subjects are in risky slots. (fingers crossed!) But, it still felt good arranging my sked for the next sem, MEANING, tapos na yung previous! alleluia. ;)

Actually, i still have two more exams, chem lab tom morning, and calc on Tuesday. (i just had my kom exam a while ago and it's good seeing Joanne again. :) namiss ko pala sha.) I better do well on tuesday, or else, removals or repeat (ugh) ang abot ko. :) Im still hoping Magboo's trend in grade-giving'll continue this sem. Hindi DAW sha nagbabagsak. Crossed fingers, both hands! ;P

Good thing, my tournament scheduled for this weekend was moved, so I have more time for Calc. Sobrang hassle talaga yung tourney if ever matuloy, because aside from my chem exam on sat, may surprise party pa for my lolo's 75th birthday. (I GREATLY doubt he'll suddenly read my blog, so there.) I hope nothing'll go wrong tomorrow. :) I have no more fingers to cross, so tighter na lang, haha. :)

Paano kaya ako nagtytype kung nakacross ung fingers ko, hahaha. :) mashado ata mainit kaya ganito, or I think I woke up on the right side of the bed today kaya kanina pa ko loka-loka. :)

Wala lang, I just had a good week, I guess. :)

Last Sat, Cj, Nil and I were able to go to Moa last sat for supposed to be movie, pero nag-end up on all day walking. And on halo-halo and wishes on the Pondo ng Pinoy fountain. :P Yesterday, I was able to visit the court again after a loong time. Masayang makita ang old friends. Masaya pag nakakasama mo ang mga taong gusto mong makasama pero hindi mo naman magawang parating makasama. ;) (I wish I’ll get to see Ai, Eunice and Les soon) My brothers and sister all finished the school year with honors. Exams are getting easier to handle. I’ve been getting more sleep, less stress.

Sana lang, hindi totoo ung sabi na pag masaya ka, sobrang malulungkot ka naman pagkatapos. :) Totoo na talaga, fingers crossed. :)

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Coffee and Chocnut

in honor of Kim ang title. hehe. :) for the past couple of weeks, there seem to be a lot of times that we talked about love being like coffee and chocnut and all other bitter and ungrasp-able and addictive things. For you, Kim. haha. :D

it's just a little more than three weeks to go before vacation. and here i am again counting the days.

i dont even know why i still bother to count. after all, 2 weeks after the sem, i'll be going to school again for the summer classes, with the best schedule ever! BUMMER.

but then again, if you ponder upon the not so it'll-soon-be-over thought a little longer, you'll still be able to feel fulfilled because you have almost gone through another sem. again! (yay)

oh well, dito ata ako magaling - trying to see the good in things. if i'm to add a biological adaptation mechanism to humans, i'll make them able to always see the good side of everything. (haha) it's because people will go through a lot of aches and they should learn to know the good sides of them, to be able to survive. :P

and because they have no other choice but to try to turn the inside out and look for something worth smiling about. inspite of everything.

i always, always try to do that. :)

and then i'll soon realize that i am just fooling myself; that i can go on and try to justify everything that happens - but deep down, i know it isn't right. anymore. i believe i have closed my eyes, covered my ears and shut my mouth for the longest possible time. i have pushed myself too close to the wall that it hurts to move. and to breathe.

the sad truth is, just when im about to free myself from my own self, just when i'm about to open my eyes, let go of my hands and move my lips, there i'll find the one thing that made me do so in the first place, unable to take a look, listen and speak with me.


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Third

I still believe I would have risked it,
there's no way I would have missed it. :)

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Piano, Pen and Paper

I am, like how Karen Brewer would say it, gigundoly happy today (wink, wink). ;)

I finally met up with my bestfriend after months of not seeing her. Being with her really made my day today. :) Nothing has changed (except bago ang phone niya), hehe. She still goofs around a lot, and I still laugh my head off at her jokes, like I haven't heard any of them before. (believe me, I heard most of them already! hehe. :) )

And because of my hidden impulsive behavior, we watched Music and Lyrics (take note, on a school night) together in Rob. The earliest sked of the movie starts at 5 pm so I went home late, but it was all worth it. I'd probably give it a 9 because it made me laugh and cry at the same time. ;) (then again, I do that all the time, haha) It makes you want to be able to draft rhymes and be with someone who could assign the perfect melody. Definitely a feel-good movie. ;)

Lessons of the movie.
1. Girls are more idealistic when it comes to love. And then they cry because boys are stupid.
2. Boys do stupid things but they are good at going beyond their usual ways to get the girl back. And then their stupidity disappears.

Kidding. :) The real moral of the flick is, learn to sing your heart out. :) And never water plastic plants! hehe. :)

I think two of the random things I mentioned yesterday were answered. I guess things work out not only when you least expect them to do so, but also when you want them to. :)

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Empty Shells

I AM NOT in the mood to write.

Kaso, wawa si blog ko, di na naa-update.

Random thoughts and things ;)

The class is presently focused on the MediScene play to be performed this friday. Sobrang cram! but still, everything's under control. Dos mil trese, lahat posible. Naks. haha. :)

Good thing we are, relatively, not heavy loaded this week. :) Funny how things work out when you least expect them to.

Parang kanina. We're supposed to have a report tomorrow (well, technically later since 1am na), pero super not prepared! As in pilit pag tinuloy. Tapos bigla-bigla na lang moved on Monday. At wala pang 7am class. :) See, see. It really is funny how things suddenly fall into place.

I started to read the novel for Hum. Daigdig ng Tao. I'm liking it, so far. ;) Nakakatawa ang kunsintidorang nanay ni Annelies. :P

I'm ready, i think. :)

Loving Hum more, hating Math more and more and moooore.

I watched Eight Below for the second time. :) At dahil sa subtitle, na-appreciate ko tuloy ang mga linya na hindi ko man lang narinig nung una, haha. ;) You have to take chances for the things you care about. Go for the things that will put your heart at rest. ;)

Hindi ako naniniwala kay Kim nung sinabi niya na, 'The key to happiness is lowering your expectations.' Nooo. hehe :)

Hindi ko na nakakasama ang bestfriend ko! Nakakalungkot. :(

Dr. Carmencita Padilla delivered a speech for the scholars a while ago. Made me think about choosing right or left (again). Career or family? Here or abroad? Dami-dami naman kasing choices sa buhay. Sana lahat pwedeng i-heads or tails na lang, haha. :)

Feel ko magmovie. ;) The Holiday. or Music and Lyrics. (heads or tails na ba ito) Pero malamang matapos na naman yung sked nun ng hindi ko napapanood. Galing ko kasi magplan tlaga. :) Hanggang plan na lang lahat, hehe. :)

I think orange ang gusto kong motiff ng room ko. >.<

Masaya magvideoke with Nil and CJ. :)

I still do not feel comfortable at the sight of blood. :( Nung nagblood-typing last time, hindi ako makatingin. And as usual, my knees are getting wobbly as I try to focus on the procedure in the pursuit of conquering my fear. Pano naman magdodoktor ang takot sa dugo? haha. I guess I shall stick to frogs in the mean time! Time will come. ;)

Lost in Space. Current song on repeat mode. :)

So there. I better tuck in before this blog gets more senseless, since it already is. >.<

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Done

Nothing beats pouring out a dilemma to your sisters (and sister-like people). :D

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Strength Inside Smiles

IT has been thirty-seven days since I last posted a blog. Haha, kamusta naman yun.

School's been very demanding kasi. We have reportings to do, multiple exams in a weekend to go through, quizzes, requirements, reading sessions (haha) etc. :P Ugh, sawa na ko maglitanya kung gaano nakakapagod mag-aral. ^_^

Things have changed come 2007. Since our old house's being renovated, we transferred to a new house inside the nearest subdivision. Thank God it wasn't hard getting used to staying here. :) Actually, I like it here already. Malulungkot siguro ako pag umalis kami dito. hehe.

Another. I think my uneasy feeling everytime I see blood is getting less, yay! haha. Blame it to the fact that we've been handling frogs in BioLab. While we were dissecting, I actually started to consider Surgery as a specialty. Mmm. :P But still, there's a great difference between dissecting frogs and dissecting dead people, haha. Oh well, tagal pa yun. :)

One more. This sem's sked is pretty tight (a lot more than the previous sem) which caused my routine to change. The bad thing is, it is making me miss out on things that I love doing. I haven't started on the book I'd like to read, haven't held my racket in weeks, haven't slept soundly in a while and I haven't written here, obviously! (pleasure ko pala un, hehe) I miss a lot of things, a lot of people. And it would take me hours, and not to mention a large space of this page to state all the things that I miss having, doing, seeing.

Totoo nga no, you would only realize the value of things once you lose them. Lately I've been thinking about where I stand and what's happening, and I can't help but wonder if this is all worth it. I just feel kind of incomplete, like I've been missing out on something big, like I've been letting time pass by without making the most out of it. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for all the blessings that I have in hand, but, haay, ewan. -_-

Last time I talked to my bestfriend, she shared her experiences during the past few weeks. I was secretly envious of what she's able to do, of how she's able to balance all aspects of life.

If only you know what my personal mission and its plans are, then maybe you would understand. None of it is being put into action. None. :(

***

Anyway, dahil ayaw ko maging sad ang ending ng aking blog, shift-shift-shift to the things I'm excited about.

Number one is the fact that I'll be having a younger buddy na next sem! Yay. I actually would like to tell future Intarmed students that if they want to have a life, then skip Imed, haha. Kidding. I'm really excited about our buddy selection. It's been a year na pala. :)

Number two. We're set to take the NMAT na this December. (Advance maexcite!) At least this year na yun! :)

Number three. I'll be wearing the all-white outfit na next year! :D Ang advance ko talaga.

Number four. Field trip to Montalban, Rizal. :) Though, it's sad because it was supposed to be in Subic, and supposed to be an overnight trip. But then again, field trip pa rin. haha. :D

Number five: Designing my own room. :) I remember when I was in Grade 4, I was planning then to take up Interior Designing. Imagine. ^_^ This will be the fulfillment of my previous dream, haha. :P

Number six. Order of Phoenix movie (kahit na I didn't really like the 5th book) and the 7th book (kahit na I haven't read the 6th yet). I need to finish the 6th during summer. :) HP fans will always be HP fans. :)

And finally, number seven. That one's a secret. :P

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