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| DISCLAIMER: You will not understand a thing or two from this post. Just another random musing. I wonder how it would feel like to change your facebook status from "single" to "in a relationship." I bet people would leave a long trail of comments, either asking you about the who and the how or simply giving you their "congratulations!" "finally!" and whatnot. That was completely random. I was not trying to drop hints or whatsoever, dear friends. Anyway, moving on, I think I have a secret. A secret I could never tell. Save for my best friend though, he knew even before I admitted it face on. Lalalalala. No one knows except for Carlo, me, and if I'm not just mistaken, there's probably another person in the know. Hopefully. Carlo: "'Wag mong isipin ang iba! Think of yourself this time, it's not naman your fault. Please don't mess this one up!" I actually don't want to mess this one up, but, there's always a big BUT. Yeah, just that, BUT. Reasons, reasons, reasons. "Drop the word and I'll drop the rest..." | | |
| If there's one thing I know I can trust about myself, it's my instinct. One way or another everything will flow according to it, or near it, at the very least. But this time, I'm not so sure about it anymore. Not because I've proven it wrong or anything close to that, in fact, I'm scared I might be trekking along the right course. I was never one to assume, I wait for the unfolding of the bigger picture, and well, this one just shouts R-E-A-L, but then again, not everything real should be accepted. There's a part of me hoping it's nothing but a figment of my imagination, but there's a bigger devil-may-care part of me hoping it's as real as the air I breathe. I don't ask questions just for fun, you know. "The eyes speak so much more." | | |
| So good Not so bad. 2nd shifting grades are out. I messed up quite well. But at least, it's not enough to make me panic just yet. Hohum hohum.
Preventive Medicine
1st shift: 87
2nd shift: 83 Anatomy
1st shift: 83.2
2nd shift: 81.6 Physiology
1st shift: 81.6
2nd shift: 79.4 Histology
1st shift: 86
2nd shift: 83 Biochem
1st shift: 79.5
2nd shift: 75.4 75% is the passing mark. As you can see, Biochem almost didn't make it through, thank God for SGD's and laboratories! MAGIS mode was in fluke mode last shifting, but this shift, I swear, it's back on track! | | |
| No classes tomorrow, but since I'm trying to turn on the MAGIS button, I MUST STUDY before going to bed. Still tamad to do so though. So here, I'll blog some lines that made me smile in a different kind of way instead. Karlo: Paano tayo makaka-move on niyan? *in a very serious note*
Referring to the cubicle next to our old facilitator's new cubicle. I already miss Dra. M.E. Santos. Our new faci finished our entire SGD in 15 minutes when usually, we'd spend over an hour if that's MS. Hmp. HAHAHA. Ernest: Crush mo si Joshua noh?
Me: What?
Joshua: *out of nowhere* Oo, matagal ko nang alam na may gusto sakin si Vianx!
D! I know I used to tease you about it, but nooooooo. ALL YOURS. Jace: Boto ako kay "Sergio."
Me: Huh? Boto ka? Akala ko ba dati...
Jace: Oo, kay Joshua boto ako, pero never kay Charm!
May galit ka, Jace? Come to think of it, Jace never pushed for Adrian, that was just probably my imagination and Jace's usual perky self no matter what the situation is, that made me think differently. BUT REALLY, I MUST STUDY NOW. ttfn. | | |
| Disclaimer: This entry is mostly for Diana since I refuse to tell her anything, well, at least, not until I'm sure nothing would go wrong. HAHAHA. First of all, Sergio is a code name. Well, I'm not one to use such, but just let it be for the meantime. Btw, it was Jace who came up with that name, it's weird, and yes, it reminds me of a very hairy guy from some teleserye, I'm still asking her to change it though. HAHAHA. Anyway, Sergio is the new guy. For starters, he's taller than me, which is great. He's not just book-smart, he's actually smart-smart, and definitely smarter than me, at least, I think he is (I've heard stories about him from Biochem class, and I was beyond impressed). He has his own stand, will not bend nor back-down if he thinks he's right (case in point: Biochem debates). He can play an instrument, one which failed me despite 5 years of training. He may not be from the Ateneo, but he came from another great university. He has depth, I swear, even by just the looks of it, you'd know that there's something more than just the silence, and occasional blank stares. And most of all, what caught my attention is the way he thinks, I like it for now, I'm not sure if I'd still be a fan of it if it carries on, but really, it's a knock down characteristic. Adrian, though, is still my #1 Biochem speaker. HAHAHA. Diana, that was a clue! | | |
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