🗓 july 17, 2020
this is basically how my life is gonna go every day until my licensure exam on november ☕️ i actually prefer online classes rather than physical classes because i get to stay at home and study on my own 🍃

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🗓 july 17, 2020
this is basically how my life is gonna go every day until my licensure exam on november ☕️ i actually prefer online classes rather than physical classes because i get to stay at home and study on my own 🍃
🗓 june 24, 2020
still trying to catch up with my review modules, i just finished probability and statistics today and im really sleepyyy.
how’s everyone doing? ☕️
🗓 july 24, 2020
finally done decluttering and decorating my workspace 🤓🍃
before this, my desk was so messy that i don’t even know where most of my stuff are. now, everything is organized in my drawers and my books are placed in my bookshelves that just got installed in my room. i can now study comfortably and stress-free because i never have to deal with my messy desk ever again.
so this is a gentle reminder to clean up your desk guys!! i swear it would make such a huge difference ❤️
🗓 july 5, 2020
i haven’t studied for like almost a week now because my room got repainted from pink to white, and our house is currently under maintenance so it’s really distracting here. i’ve also been going school to file for my application for graduation and clearances, and i still can’t believe i made it 😭
anyway, i love my new white walls so much. the lighting got better and i love my new study area. i have a lot of review modules to catch up on so i better start now, stay safe guys!! wear masks!!! ✨
side note: how in the world do i have 1k+ followers??? thanks everyone omg 🥰
🗓 july 16, 2020
im trying to study on my own pace and it’s going really well so far, i could finish watching lectures + take up module exercises & exam in one day, and still have time to watch and one episode of snowpiercer. im so happyyy, im doing better this week than i did weeks ago!
i also print up the drawings on my module and cut it out instead of drawing because it’s taking up lots of time + im lazy 😂
i hope everyone is doing well ✨
ps. im still working on taking better photos lmao
hello! thank you for inspiring posts! May I ask what drew you to civil engineering? Congratulations for graduating !!🎉
thank you so much!! although im not sure if my posts are that~ inspiring but im happy someone appreciates this blog 🖤
so growing up, my family would always go back in forth from our province to Manila. i remember looking out the car window all the time and appreciate the tall buildings, and roads, and thought it’s really wonderful how we were able to build such beautiful structures. my mom actually wants me to take up medicine or a business-related program, throughout high school i was weighing my options as to what i would take up in college. although medicine and business are really good programs, i decided it’s not for me. as i grew up, i was more inclined and fascinated with engineering, math, and science. i would spend endless hours watching documentaries about how pyramids, bridges, and skyscrapers were built, and other science documentaries.
another factor on why i considered civil engineering is that my dad has always dreamt of becoming an engineer. it was his dream course, my dad wasn’t able to attend college because he couldn’t afford to go to college then. so you could only imagine his delight when i told him i’ll be taking up civil engineering in college. and when i told him that i’ll be graduating, he actually cried and thanked me for studying hard to finish college because it was something that he wasn’t able to do.
i remember having a love-hate relationship with math but i learned that in engineering, it doesn’t matter if you’re good at math or not. what matters is your curiosity, willingness to learn new things, ability to analyze, and of course, you have to love what you’re doing ☺️
civil engineering made me cry countless times, and there were so many times when i wanted to give up because it was really really hard and challenging. there are a lot of sleepless nights, early mornings, and missed family gatherings, but all of these will be worth it in the end. despite all my struggles and doubts, i actually made it 😭