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Hi friends!!
Please support me and my partner in the upcoming Mr. & Ms. Engineering in UPLB by voting for us (candidate #4) in this site: http://tinyurl.com/UPLBMME2016. 1 vote each for male and female per day. Thank you very much!! :)
adore the moon not only when it’s full and bright. and do the same with the people you love
I realized that this is the best year I had so far. I had good and bad experiences as memcom head that taught me a lot. I had the most memorable semesters. I made new friends and flourished my relationship with some people.
But what made it really special is the two people who came into my life this year: my baby brother Cris, and my love Luis.
Thank You Lord for these wonderful surprises. :)
6 December 2015
It was a late celebration of our 4th awesome month together, and a quick escape from the stress brought by acads.
End-of-sem thoughts
1. Sometimes, you don’t get the things you want to give way for something better.
At the start of the semester, my goal is to be exempted from taking final exams in all of my subjects. I did not achieve that goal because I failed one exam in one of my subjects-- CE12. I got a little disappointed, and I thought that my prefinal grade will only decrease because I was too lazy to study for the final exam. But no, it increased dramatically after taking final exam. Had I been exempted, I don’t think I would be College Scholar this sem because I won’t care about my grade as long as I will not study anymore for finals. Haha!
2. As cliche as it may sound, less expectations, the better.
When you don’t expect anything at all and you receive the best news you’re hoping for, it feels soooo good. I got 33% discount in our tuition when I was expecting for none because that’s was my STS application result last year.
The same goes for my acads. I still can’t believe the grade I received in one of my subjects. Hahaha!
3. You can turn hard times to good times with the right company.
Doing projects and studying for exams became enjoyable because we’re all in this together. :))
Thank God for this amazing, meaningful semester. :)
Everything you love is here
Everybody, my new-found love. I’ve been listening to this album for three days now and I still can’t get enough. It feels amazing to hear songs you can relate to, and just feel understood. They succeeded in making me feel not alone in feeling alone and lost. I liked that the album ended with the track Another Night on Mars. I think that’s my favorite as of now. Ahh, I love this band and their music.
I’m looking forward to meeting them (yes I won a meet & greet pass!!! Thanks to Pulp!), and of course to their concert with All Time Low on the 12th of August. I spent the last dime I received on my debut for the VIP ticket. No regrets.
my nostalgic moment today, and the pledge to be productive
I cannot believe that my youngest brother is entering college this year. Woaaah. He graduated high school today and I ditched my classes just to be able to attend his graduation rites (during which I only stayed at the last row, reading my book and almost slept). Aside from making me sleepy and hungry, the event brought a feeling of nostalgia to me. It reminded me of my graduation three years ago (What??! It has been 3 years already??). I tried to remember how I thought of myself three years from then, and assess if it agrees with who I am today. Yup, I was bored like that.
I miss everything about high school: my alma mater PCU, my teachers and advisers, and most especially my classmates and closest friends. I saw some of my former teachers, and classmates whose sibling/s are also graduating. I’m jealous because they are all on vacation now.
After the long ceremony, we ate at this cute place in Tagaytay owned by Jolina Magdangal called Memory Lane. I liked it because of the cool ambiance, the wall designs and decors, and nice antique stuff on display. You’ll appreciate it more if it’s daytime. We are planning to go back there with my dad.
I’m so glad that I have a week-long break. I have a week to sleep-eat-watch all day long. Haha. I actually have a lot of catching up to do and I doubt that I’ll be able to do all of them. I might be just sleeping the whole day starting tomorrow. But no, I have to be productive. I will be productive.
Hi, may I know your facebook account please?
Nakalagay naman sa internet whereabouts ko sa blog. pero sige eto https://www.facebook.com/fiyaaahh
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As we embrace the new year, we start looking back to the wonderful memories we made, the lessons we learned, and be grateful that we survived! I think this is the year I discovered a lot about myself, and I'm so happy.
The new year makes it easier for us to start improving ourselves and set our minds to the goals we want to achieve.
So here's mine:
1. Always be positive and surround myself with positive people.
2. Invest in experiences, instead of material things. That means spending more money in travels, concert, etc. I can only do that if I start saving!
3. Strengthen the spiritual aspect of my life. I want to know Him more, and I will do it.
4. Learn how to cook.
5. Be a better daughter and sister.
It's also the first day we are writing in our 2015 planner (obviously). I'm so excited!!
Let's all hope for a better year. Happy New Year and God bless us all!
May my heart be kind, my mind fierce, and my spirit brave.
Kate Forsyth, The Witches of Eileanan (via 5000letters)
I still feel ecstatic for passing ENSC13. It's been one week since my Christmas vacation/sembreak started. One week of waking up at 9 or 10 in the morning, eating irregularly, practicing the piano but gives up immediately (like 10 minutes later), taking afternoon "naps", watching tv, going to simbang gabi, getting pissed at my inconsistent phone, watching How To Get Away With Murder, reading Paper Towns and now Gone Girl, and sleeping at 1am. Sometimes I go out with my family, and sometimes I just do nothing. I'm enjoying this vacation although I'm not as productive as I want to be. I regained the sleep I lost during my hell weeks, and yes, unlimited food! Hay, I love to be home.
It's 4 days 'til Christmas and I am so excited because there will be a lot of happenings in the coming weeks. My films are ready!
Things That Give Me Anxiety.
being late
things i said five minutes ago
things i said five years ago
people touching me
being around a ton of people
being yelled at
wondering if people are talking about me
every action i do
and just about everything else
Right now, I feel
... happy because I'm home! God, I missed my mom's adobo.
... sad because I missed my girlfriends' night out/halloween party.
... excited to listen to new music, for Christmas break and for a lot of nice stuff coming.
... proud of myself for staying healthy despite the stressful days that passed.
... thankful for all the experiences and lessons the universe is giving me.
... worried about my acads. *sigh* I need to put more effort and remind myself about my priorities.
... productive nevertheless.
I would like to share something more about my life lately but I can't compose my thoughts well. I missed this. Why am I such a busy person.
Anyway, Happy Halloween!
Cavite is one of the provinces hit by typhoon Glenda. Thus the water and power outage for four straight days. We have already experienced this during the typhoon Milenyo years ago. I am not sure which of the two had the more serious impact, but both brought several days of inconvenience.
I immediately knew it's going to be a while before the services come back. But I know better than complaining. Other people have it worse. As Garrett Nickelsen once said, no matter what happens, there’s always something good. And I found them easily. I told myself to focus on the things that I can do while the internet is out. Nothing can stop me from having fun. Some of the things I did during then that I consider fun (except for the first one):
looked around, saw the aftermath of the typhoon and felt awful.
read The Lovely Bones. Good thing my brother has a book light and it was the most useful thing during the last three nights.
listened to the radio for news. It felt ancient-ish.
evaluated how dependent I’ve become to the internet.
gathered water I will use for bathing (so proud that a day didn’t pass that I had not taken a bath)
annoyed my brother by singing and talking loudly while he played Sudoku puzzle.
went outside our house and interact with our neighbors. (Good job, self!)
went to SM Dasma in hopes of having our gadgets charged but that goal was not met. We just ate dinner and shop for things that are needed.
played with the candle and the camera with mom and my brother.
stared at the flickering light of the candles, welcomed every thought that entered my mind, and wrote it down.
went to our relative in Summerwind to take a bath and charge our phones. Bless them.
went to Lizbeth’s house to charge my laptop, my phone, mom’s tablet and two power banks. I'm very grateful to lizzziemcbeth.
star-gazed because the stars are more visible when there’s utter darkness in the surroundings.
watched The Illusionist with my friends in the neighborhood.
had more time to talk with my mother.
During those three nights, I learned to embrace the darkness and the silent nights where the only sounds I hear are the chirping of the crickets, the thoughts brawling inside my head, and my own heart’s slow beating. I actually miss it already. (Not that I’m asking for a brownout again. I just appreciate the comfort the silence and the darkness brings.)
There's always something good, no matter what happens.
The loss of water supply is just the difficult part.
