SOSE Open House

Its our exam week and I have been busying myself looking for reasons why the concept of reviewing for exams is not futile. 

Tomorrow afternoon, I'll fly to the capital city Manila to visit the

If you have read my previous entries, you might remember that I got into Ateneo's BS Health Sciences program. Ateneo is currently number one in my list. My mom and I will visit the school to be sure everything goes smoothly.

 See you there! 

Too fast part 2

I am a terrible blogger. How can I even sleep at night knowing I haven't blogged for almost 4 days already?

Anyway, here are my classmates (except two who were out during our last ever Pisay PE class):

Each and every face in that photo I have been living with for the past 4 years and today was the last day of our regular classes (next week would be exams and the following days would be spent chasing around teachers for the clearance signing).  

Of course it is sad. If all my responsibilities and all the rules just disappeared for this one special day, I could have chosen to stay at school grounds until early morning. I'm just the type of person who gives too much value for time and I am really not happy about having to leave these wonderful faces.

People often say that separation often leads to a greater exploration, with even more roads to map, and that should only render happiness - but when you have travelled with a group of crazies, singing, dancing, crying, and growing up together while venturing to new heights for four looong years, there would be an immortal bond. A bond that can't be explained solely by dependance or by adaptation but a bond that encompasses all of time, especially the fact that each and everyone molded a little part of another one. My high school class is undeniably one of the best teachers I will ever encounter.

And yes, even though I am heavily drunk with sarcasm and irony, I do have feelings.

Disgruntled

If there is one thing in life I would gladly forget, it would be having to deal with the future.

Way back before I was a graduating high school student, I was looking forward to be in college. I saw high school graduations as a point where all the roads are there, you choose the path you want and you go with it for the rest of your life. Period. I'll be graduating in less than 3 months and I am in a horrible state of not knowing what to do.

I certainly have good slots into the best universities in the Philippines, merci beaucoup to fate which has been on my side for a few weeks already, but still, I fear going into college. My parents and I certainly desire nothing but to add a Dr. to my name. I have been an aspiring physician since I got over my other dream which was to become a security guard and an astronaut at the same time.