This morning, I was bothered by how my life has become un-blog-able. Ever since the start of college, I’ve considered everyday as something unpredictable, exciting, fun — it’s just this month that life seemed repetitive, boring, dull.
Today, I actually enjoyed badminton class. My partner and I played with two Korean cuties, and one of them is actually familiar to me because she got published in Status magazine. I think her name’s Han Eul Baik? I have yet to check my copy. The next pair we competed with are two very, very happy girls. What I liked about these two pairs we played with is that they knew the rules completely! Even though I wasted an hour of constantly losing (we didn’t earn any points), PE was fun.
How do I begin to describe calculus class? IT SUCKED. I had no idea what I was doing with the long test. Fail for sure.
Since I don’t want to expound on what I suffered in math class, I’ll move on to Filipino class. It sucked too, because we had to report and I hate reporting as much as it hates me.
Academics, in general, suck. So to escape stress, I went yet again to the ID Seniors’ Thesis Exhibit. I saw Mark G. and.. I was sort of disappointed. (Who am I to judge, just ignore me.) Anyway, I got a lot of free stuff (mostly stickers).
As I got back to the dorm, I, of course, went online. And twitter-ed. Weirdly though, I didn’t tweet as I would normally — I replied to a lot of people. Maybe this is a phase. Or not.
Reading back, I realized that I couldn’t really consider today special, but I’m impressed with how I managed to keep the good vibes in spite of life-sucking classes.
Sorry if there are no links anymore, I’ll make sure to put it up along with my new layout.