But I'll always remember that I was once a blogger. :D (And hopefully, I'll always will.)
As the last day of the year, all I just want to say is thank you. :D
Thank you to my family and friends for being, well yeah, family and friends.
Thank you to my high school (and elementary and pre school) friends. You were there as my support team, to fight the bad guys and bring justice. :)) Thank you for being my friends, my companions in this journey (or actually the last three months) in SJ.
Thank you to my newfound college friends. Without you, I'm just one. I won't be able to enjoy college without you. With you, I not only found people I know, I now found walking buddies, future classmates, brothers, sisters, cousins, whatever... :) You're the best. :D
Thank you to everyone else.
Most especially, thank You to the LORD for all things possible.
May everyone have a great 2011 ahead!
(I'll be kind and not leave curses or threates, but what happened in the early part of the year (the last months of high school), or whatever that happened in high school, may it good or bad, mostly the bad and the worst, will never be forgotten. And the long time and distance is not a reason to get back together and forget what happened. In short, I'll be childish and not forget that you stole my lollipop, or whatever. )
Monday, November 1, 2010
For three months, I only posted one short entry (per month). Don't blame me though. College has been taking a lot of energy right now. Blogging requires too much time, and although I could squeeze in some entries here and there, I just don't feel like it. Sorry. It's just that I'm usually drained and I don't have enough energy to have a blog post regularly.
So my first semester in college is quite a rollercoaster ride. I've been through ups and downs and the ins and outs. And I'm here breathing, still alive.
I've been walking from one building to another. I can't say I've lost weight; I think I did not. Anyway, remember my former posts about applying to two orgs? That was mainly the highlight of my college life. To cut it short, I've ended up with only one org. In a big picture, I could say that I did not regret my decision.
But I'm thankful for everyone I've met during my first sem in college. Yes, everyone. My blockmates, my classmates, my professors, my co-apps here and there whether deferred or not, my co-members, and others.
There's this quote that I've seen somewhere: "You are the average of the five people you spend most time with." Okay. So I'm in a quest to find these five people. :)
In college, I just became more chill, but towards the end, I still regained my competitiveness. I'm still competitive. I'm absent-minded (or sabaw, which is more applicable). I'm not GC (grade conscious) but... still. I've learned to set priorities. I've learned to LOVE. :D
And I'm huggable. >:D<
So my first semester in college is quite a rollercoaster ride. I've been through ups and downs and the ins and outs. And I'm here breathing, still alive.
I've been walking from one building to another. I can't say I've lost weight; I think I did not. Anyway, remember my former posts about applying to two orgs? That was mainly the highlight of my college life. To cut it short, I've ended up with only one org. In a big picture, I could say that I did not regret my decision.
But I'm thankful for everyone I've met during my first sem in college. Yes, everyone. My blockmates, my classmates, my professors, my co-apps here and there whether deferred or not, my co-members, and others.
There's this quote that I've seen somewhere: "You are the average of the five people you spend most time with." Okay. So I'm in a quest to find these five people. :)
In college, I just became more chill, but towards the end, I still regained my competitiveness. I'm still competitive. I'm absent-minded (or sabaw, which is more applicable). I'm not GC (grade conscious) but... still. I've learned to set priorities. I've learned to LOVE. :D
And I'm huggable. >:D<
Friday, October 15, 2010
I actually forgot. Sorry. :|
It's been a yearly tradition for me to participate in this annual event. Especially since it also falls on the same day as my birthday. :) Unfortunately, I've taken a hiatus from blogging, and just as I was about to turn off the computer and go too bed, I got an email that it's the "last chance to sign up for Blog Action Day 2010" and I was like "OMG. I FORGOT?!?"
Anyway, what is Blog Action Day? It is one day wherein bloggers from all around the world blog for a cause. Former topics revolved about poverty and environment. This year's topic is WATER.
So water is important. We all know it. I'm thirsty right now so I'll grab a glass of water after this. But what if there is no water? We're dead. Seriously. so actually the main thing we bloggers want to get across is that we need to conserve water. Just like how we were thought in kindergarten. Conserve water.
But it is not just about conserving water. We need to have water that is clean and safe to use. A lot of diseases are related to dirty water. Without clean water, we're also dead.
I hope I made a point. That's what I'm here for. To help in bringing across the message. (And to not cut my yearly tradition.)
It's been a yearly tradition for me to participate in this annual event. Especially since it also falls on the same day as my birthday. :) Unfortunately, I've taken a hiatus from blogging, and just as I was about to turn off the computer and go too bed, I got an email that it's the "last chance to sign up for Blog Action Day 2010" and I was like "OMG. I FORGOT?!?"
Anyway, what is Blog Action Day? It is one day wherein bloggers from all around the world blog for a cause. Former topics revolved about poverty and environment. This year's topic is WATER.
So water is important. We all know it. I'm thirsty right now so I'll grab a glass of water after this. But what if there is no water? We're dead. Seriously. so actually the main thing we bloggers want to get across is that we need to conserve water. Just like how we were thought in kindergarten. Conserve water.
But it is not just about conserving water. We need to have water that is clean and safe to use. A lot of diseases are related to dirty water. Without clean water, we're also dead.
I hope I made a point. That's what I'm here for. To help in bringing across the message. (And to not cut my yearly tradition.)
Monday, September 13, 2010
LOA = Leave of Absence.
I actually forgot I had a blog. I actually forgot I have a life aside from college. Sorry. :(
Will update at the right time. :D
I actually forgot I had a blog. I actually forgot I have a life aside from college. Sorry. :(
Will update at the right time. :D