Tuesday, May 21, 2002
Exams, Raindrops, and Brownouts
I've done my exams. I've been released from the clutches of High School, finally. It ended silently in Calculus, but in Filipino it was more of the feeling of relief and release that most of my other classmates felt on Graduation Night.
Integration was all f*cked up crap anyways and I grew sick and tired of Calculus advancing and growing deeper. It was starting to drive me crazy. And in Filipino, it was more basic and it was a subject I can finally try to understand.
It was rainy and cloudy all day. Before leaving school, Juno joined Lance, Steve, and myself in the Tricycle. It was meant to be bittersweet but with the weather and tiring lessons and exams, it was more about RELIEF. And at the rainy bakery corner, I didn't bother to talk to Lance and talk on and on about "what's going to happen next now that we're done with Atheneum?" ...forget that. In a few weeks we will be sleeping, eating, and studying basically together at DLSU-D.
So I took Steve and Juno with me to Tanza. Saying bye to Juno and with Steve entering McDo. It was a brownout already, with the generator being out. I ordered and in the tricycle and out the tricycle.
From 1pm to 5:30pm... it was a long brownout. Barely any wind, and no cellphone. All during that time I came up with more concepts for this BLOG.
I've done my exams. I've been released from the clutches of High School, finally. It ended silently in Calculus, but in Filipino it was more of the feeling of relief and release that most of my other classmates felt on Graduation Night.
Integration was all f*cked up crap anyways and I grew sick and tired of Calculus advancing and growing deeper. It was starting to drive me crazy. And in Filipino, it was more basic and it was a subject I can finally try to understand.
It was rainy and cloudy all day. Before leaving school, Juno joined Lance, Steve, and myself in the Tricycle. It was meant to be bittersweet but with the weather and tiring lessons and exams, it was more about RELIEF. And at the rainy bakery corner, I didn't bother to talk to Lance and talk on and on about "what's going to happen next now that we're done with Atheneum?" ...forget that. In a few weeks we will be sleeping, eating, and studying basically together at DLSU-D.
So I took Steve and Juno with me to Tanza. Saying bye to Juno and with Steve entering McDo. It was a brownout already, with the generator being out. I ordered and in the tricycle and out the tricycle.
From 1pm to 5:30pm... it was a long brownout. Barely any wind, and no cellphone. All during that time I came up with more concepts for this BLOG.
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