WANTED: Margaritas.

Fridays have literally become a TGIF moment for most of us. Since the start of this Tuesday to Friday school days sked, we always find ourselves itching to reach Friday- when things can temporarily stop and people can unwind. And this Friday was no exception.

Yesterday, I was able to borrow Weng from Rhett for a movie at Eastwood. I gladly told Farrah about it so the three of us excitedly went to class, knowing we were gonna have a blast later in the evening. Three ladies in shorts and white tops that is. Kulang nalang isa pa, SATC na kami! hahaha

After visiting the College of Engineering for feasib ideas, we went back to BA to brainstorm while we wait until 7 pm for coding to stop. It was not a very productive feasib session, however, we did enjoy hanging out with Tim, Bobit, Jave, Vincent, and James. James of course was a different situation. Although he wasn't as annoying as he is during class. hahaha Gradually, people started to leave- Jave and Vincent left for DoTA, James just disappeared and Tim went to meet his 'boss' Kathy, Weng, Fa and I decided to leave for Eastwood too.

As girls would normally do it- we window-shopped before we finally went to the cinema to buy tickets for WANTED. However, a lot of people were watching it that the only seats left are for the 11-ish time slot. We decided to put the idea on hold since it was too late if Weng will join us. We decided to continue 'shopping' and then had dinner at Chowking.

While eating, a random guy with an accent called from behind our table asking if it was the only Chowking store in Eastwood. Fa and I said yes and casually resumed eating. After a few minutes, he asked us how he can get to Makati from Eastwood. We suggested he take a cab. However, he told us he is afraid to take a cab because he did earlier and the driver took him around Taguig before bringing him to Eastwood and he ended up paying 500 for his fare. He was afraid he'd be taken to some random places because he isn't familiar with Manila. A couple of moments (and questions) later, he requested if he could join us. Since he seemed harmless, we said yes and asked him to join us in the table. We casually asked from what country he is, what's he doing here in Manila, etc, etc. To cut the long story short, his name is Ali. He's from Atlanta and he's here to fix his papers so he can play in the PBA. He ended up in Eastwood because he was supposed to meet his friends. However his phone battery died, and he is using sun cellular so we ended up not being able to call his friends through my phone because of bad signal. He told us stories such as he was supposed to play for the Blue Eagles way back in 2001. He also explained he has a driver but the driver's wife is sick and had to go back to Pampanga to take care of her. He seemed really nice. He even said we were 'mabait' and promised he'd greet us on TV if ever he'd make it to PBA. hahahaha

After buying our ticket for the 11:50 showing, the three of us bid Ali goodbye and met up with Jave and Cheska for margaritas. Jave texted me for drinks when we were with Ali at Chowking. We gladly told them what happened to us and we sure did have a good laugh. Weng, Fa and I took turns telling them our story and the two seemed to enjoy laughing at what happened. Jave agreed to pay half of our drinks and we gladly ordered their buy 2 take 1 margarita. Just perfect for the three of us! I must admit, I totally missed the taste of margarita. It reminds me of late night partying or simply late night drnkscapades with Miggy, Anabee, Don, Fa, Joseph, etc. Along with the groovy RnB and hiphop music being mixed by the DJ (beside our table), it felt just like the good old days, only more laid back.

With such ambiance, I cannot help but think of the next five months of work. That includes endless presentations, group meetings, cases, CEO events, individual homeworks and feasibility study. Which only spells one thing- STRESS. We are destined to be the most boring creatures in the academic world in the next five months.

But so far, I have done a few things to de-stress. That includes getting enough sleep during weekends, watching movies every chance I get, and of course, sharing a laugh or two with the batch mates I love. As for you-

what have you done lately?



:))
Cheers to sabaw-ness and happy margarita nights!

You don't always get what you want

but when you do, it's never the best feeling in the world.

I got my wish but it felt empty. It felt like hugging a post- where all your effort just bounce back to you. Sometimes getting what you want leaves you wishing you didn't ask for it.

Right now I just wish I didn't get the hug. So that what stayed with me were the best hugs I've ever received. So that those were the hugs I will always remember. But this? It did not feel right. I'd rather yearn for that genuine one that receive something soon but half meant. Coz I'd rather be in the position of knowing what is not rather than not knowing what it is.

I hope tomorrow's better. :)

Of 21 things

Today is Mareng Fa's birthday! I can clearly remember a few weeks back when I joked to her 'Uuuy, lapit na birthday mo..." And she goes "Hay mare, hindi ko na nararamdaman yun. Di ko na iniisip."

What are we to do? Eh di IPARAMDAM ANG BIRTHDAY NIYA SA KANYA!

After Global Marketing class, Pat comes and drops the bomb. The best bomb to drop? ANYTHING REGARDING HER MOST LOVED CAR.

Something like...'Fa, may gasgas yung car mo. Nakita ko." And Fa mumbles OH.MY.GOD. and starts walking toward the stairs. Great supporting cast includes Emm, Punky, Kyle. Weeeee!

I had to nag Jen na 'Jen Jen baba na kayo, now na! Now na!' Sabay sagot 'Yes ma'am, yes ma'am!' HAHAHAHA Sorry for the pressure Jen!


As usual, Emm is the only cam-ready person here. No 'posing' photos kasi masyado na kami natuwa. haha

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARE! I KNOW YOU HAD A GREAT (twenty)ONE!

P.S.
Benta pa rin ang twenty-one shiny 'pisos' ni Jen! great job!

Rainy day

Today I officially finished my driving lessons! I am excited to drive However, I do not have my non-prof license yet. And besides, I bet my dad won't let me use his car. I'm fine with it since the price of fuel isn't really very pocket friendly right now. So I'm good with taking the FX or bus.

Anyway, after endlessly thinking of a good name for our class in Advertising, Emm and I came up with 'Choose well, choose nestle'. FYI, our teacher's name is Nestle Jeturian. haha Other group names that made it to the list were 'what's your brand', nespresso, and brandwire.

So far, I am enjoying my classes. All my professors are to look forward to! Thank God they're all great because the schedule is killing me, exage. As Emm would rightly put it, our TWThF sked means Tang*na What THe F*ck! HAHAHAHAHA I love it! It really captures the feeling of every student who hates the new schedule. It is so tiring! Like every after class, I end up lying on the couch for sometime just so I can energize- complete with school clothes on ha! Sometimes I am even too tired to change into my house clothes that I have to drag myself into my room to change. I cannot help but express my dislike of the sked. This schedule also caused the postponement of my attendance at the uMobile party with Fa, Raish and whoever wanted to come. We were just too tired to dance the night away. HELLO STRESS, WRINKLES AND DARK UNDEREYES. GOODBYE SOCIAL LIFE.

On other things, well, it's raining right now. There's a typhoon and it affected Iloilo so much that the whole of Iloilo does not have electricity for almost 23 hours as of this typing. I hope Mom, Dad and Joop are okay. Our house is on an elevated lot so it won't easily be flooded. Also, our town isn't really a flood favorite so I'm quite sure they are safer than the rest of Iloilo. I am quite thankful that Manila is most of the time, lucky not to be directly hit by typhoons. Milenyo is the only typhoon I can remember. It has largely affected Metro Manila causing black outs, falling and flying billboards, and the increase of hotel profits since people who can afford moved to hotels for safety, electricity (generators, amen) and clean water. But for some reason, I did not feel the intensity of Milenyo here at home. Sure it rained, but it was just like any other rainy day. The only direct effect was the electricity loss for less than5 hours. Yep! While my friends went ballistic not having electricity for days, my brother and I only had to endure 5 hours (from dinner time to 11-ish).

Ok, enough snippet telling for now. I'll go rest and sleeeeep as much as I can. Because Sunday marks another day of cramming 4 days of deliverables on Monday. TWThF!

Today's Snippets

Today, we celebrate the centennial year of UP. Yes, We are celebrating it specifically on this date. Because of that, I had to walk from CHE to BA since the oval was closed for Joseph (Gutierrez)'s Vinzons UPgrade Launch. I am so proud of Joseph for this project. YEY! The big celebration was at CCP this evening, however, tickets are limited (but free!) so my friends and I decided to hang out in BA. It was a tiring but fun afternoon. Chatting with everyone- even Ms. Chin. Wooopeeedeee!

After lunch, Dianne and I walked to Econ to buy Cerealicious for dessert. We were joking about this "I'M GOOD!" greeting to Sir Raya and were laughing really loud when we chanced upon Sir Raya at the sidewalk. He said "I love it when you laugh. It made (makes) my day." Awwww, I must admit natouch kami talaga. It feels really good when people appreciate the little things about you- like our laughs. (Shout out to Jen who said ang sarap ko tumawa.) haha

In the afternoon, sometime after doing a little SWOT on Head and Shoulders, Fa and I decided to watch Made of Honor (yey to the pinky promise!). I texted Raisia to join us and surprise surprise! She said yes! First time ni Raish mag movie sa Eastwood so yey! Next time guys, tickets from Caloi na toh, weeee!

So there, just a little space on my blog to remind me, and prove to my future kids and grandkids that I lived to see the centennial year of UP. hahahaha

And oh, Fa! I will always laugh when I remember our joke about the libraries of our kids.

Cheers to UP! Cheers to great people!

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LSS- Bleeding Love. Dianne and I walked by this stall of pirated cds near CHE when this gay vendor belted out 'keep bleeding, i keep keep bleeding...". We ended up singing it the whole day and even Punky acquired it. hahaha

Creative shots

Raish got me thinking again for my creative shot for graduation. Last year, they shot everything inside the studio. I am hoping that this year, our creative shots may be taken 'on location' for realistic and amazing photos.

The funniest creative shot I have seen so far was from the 2005 graduates of Ateneo. A guy (macho) wore a wedding gown for his creative shot. I must say, it was very creative and brave. So now we all face the sort of dilemma of a creative shot. I have a few ones in mind. If indeed, we can have our shots done on location, them OMG, I am hell excited!

I'm thinking something like street fashion-ish OR haute shot, like Nicole Kidman's campaign for Chanel No. 5. It's so pretty, I love it.

But right now, I need to find the perfect dress for my Chanel-ish shot.

OR

At the very least, get through this semester first.

Killer Sem

This semester, I have every intention (with real reasons, mind you!) of being unreachable because I am
A. preoccupied in revamping Head and Shoulders so that Clear will crumble into pieces. (with my fabulous group in Brand Management)
B. developing an exclusive salon for metrosexuals (with the girls and Aldren)
C. busy stalking and begging a CEO to come to school for a talk and/or give me an interview for 190.
D. mining data for our feasibility study.
E. studying the ever changing global market
F. doing org work.
G. All of the above.

I still need a little more time to get used to the Tuesday-Friday school week. Right now, I just feel exhausted after every day. It is now a mortal sin to not be busy with any school related activity. And so, I plan to

A. Start on our final paper for 190 with Fa and Dianne. I hope we get to finish this before August ends. Homayghad.
B. Carry all my notes with me everyday so that if I get stranded in school because of the rain, or if need to kill time for an important meeting I could make use of my free time reading, rewriting, and conceptualizing stuff. (MY LATEST PURCHASE: A multi-section plastic folder that can segregate my notes per subject. Plus, it's light and waterproof! Perfect!)
C. Religiously read my new books in consumer behavior and Global Maketing.
D. Continue to pray to God that he will not let me lose my focus. Not this time.
E. Make time for relaxation, hopefully twice a month. Like a massage or movie (ehemcaloiehem), or a simple dinner with friends.

Because this week was a hell lot of stress, Little Miss Panda FA and I went to Eastwood to catch the last full show of Kung Fu Panda. (Too bad Ckeska couldn't come!) Before we hit the movie, we strolled and hopped from store to store in Eastwood since they were holding a super sale! Yay! While store hopping, she decided to be Farrah Jessica Parker for sometime and partially thought of wearing her long pearls with pajamas too. hahaha

In the movie house, Fa and I enjoyed watching the trailers (Maid of Honor okay? Mama Mia? Wanted, Dark Night?). This will be the ones I shall be saving for in the next few weeks. OMG mahal na ang sine, 170! shemay naman oh. Maybe, just maybe I shall shout to the world that life is like a ball of yarn just so I get a free movie from FA. Yahey! But as of now, I can only agree to 'Life is like a ball." HAHAHAHA Sorry, inside joke. I love Kung Fu Panda! I laughed, got teary, and had 'awww' moments throughout the movie. Moral lesson: Believe.

So Dear God, I BELIEVE I will get through this sem. After this, I am wiser, smarter, and better.

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I still don't understand though, why life is like a ball of yarn. HAHAHAHA Disclaimer: This is not in the movie. hehehe

Hugs for Survival

Today I really felt bad due to academic and non-academic stress. I am tired of ranting and cursing and it has stopped to make me feel good already. So I guess I should just mention the people who made me feel better, somehow. (in order of appearance)

Leslie- (speaking of, she just went online as of this writing haha) I can clearly remember what she said. "Where is Adz? I can hear Adz's voice. Aaaaaaddzzz! (Sabay hug sa akin) I missed my quiz for the sem." (Why did you miss it?) "I was late. I read the chapter pa naman!" She needed a hug, I needed one to. Perfect! Two people, one hug- very efficient. That's one good thing about hugs, both people benefit from it. In some cases, the other benefits more. Hahaha

Raish- I saw her at the back lobby and ran to her for a hug. I just feel like we never get to catch up in school unlike we do online.

ISAW Date with Fa, Cheska, Weng and later on, Jay-Ar came. It made me forget stress for sometime. Just pure eating, catching up on things, and geeky marketing stuff like market shares, leading brands, good and bad campaigns. Yey! I love diverse conversations. We also talked about 'poets' and hifalutin people, and their self-praised deeds.

Cyberhug: From Fa who thinks I wanted a hug from someone else. No mare, your cyberhug means a lot, I need not ask from you know who.

More cyberhugs from Vincent (unexpected but really sweet of him) and Raish again. Which was followed by a long catching up.

Andy- who shared a really funny Junjun moment. I will share it too!
Feasib class under Sir Jonas: Introduce yourself and your nickname.
Jun: "My name is Lauro. But you can call me Junas." OHMYGHAD I died of laughing last night. hahahaha

One more Junjun moment.

Brand Management class under Sir Acedera: Introduce yourself, your favorite brand and why.
Jun: "Hi, I'm Jun. You can call me Jun. My favorite brand is Hello Panda.
Coz it makes the panda look friendly. When you see a bear, you run away.
But when you see a panda, you say hello."

I guess, everyone else, just like me, still haven't figured where Jun gets all his funny lines. Maybe it's innate. haha

Yey! I'm okay now. I had a good sleep. And somehow, there is a rewarding feeling of getting the job pseudo-done already. So there, thanks y'all! I survived day 4.

Day 2

Today I probably received the most number of text messages from different people. That is disregarding Christmas, New Year and my birthday.

Early morning, the continuous inflow of messages on my phone served as my alarm, causing me to wake up 30 minutes earlier that I'm supposed to (that's 10 am). I had to reply to each of them so I go typing my replies while roaming around the house and working on my computer. While having lunch with my dad, my phone kept buzzing again. Of course I cannot bring the phone to the table so I settled with guessing from whom those messages are.

With so many people to reply to, I had to take my phone with me to the bathroom. I had to reply to them asap so gawd, it took me around 10 minutes before actually bathing. Refreshed, I checked my phone and had already messages waiting for immediate replies. One was from my professor, one from a friend who's ranting about some yopuks (w/c I didn't understand until she replied to explain), one from a friend again who had to reply to our prof to settle his absence, another from my mom, another from my brother, two from driving school and others were repeat messages of our professor's text brig.

Thnakfully, I had a break from all the messaging while I was in class. But right after class, I had texts from different people again. One was from the girl whose form 5 I found, some from my execore-mates, and until I got home, I was still receiving yet more text messages. From my EVPs to send articles for our org website and to process the OSA files asap, from an orgmate who needs to borrow my Management accounting book, from another classmate who needs her Law book back.

I AM SO EFFIN' TIRED TODAY. I CANNOT BELIEVE IT'S ONLY THE SECOND DAY, and I am working on so many things already. I can't even remember who exactly are my groupmates in which subjects. Yep, I am that lost today. I can't believe it.

Don't get me wrong. I am excited for the many things I'll be learning soon. I am afraid though, that I might not be able to remember everything. I'm afraid I won't be able to comprehend them completely. Thank God I have really good groupmates in my classes. We'll keep each other in check for the whole five months we will be spending together. Which reminds me...

We need to set our meetings soon.

Ugh, yet some more stress.

Transition

So that everyone (read: Emm and Raish) can forget about THE word, I decided to post a new entry. haha

Tomorrow is the official start of the first semester of our senior year so like Raish, I shall post my start of the school year resolutions. haha

In my senior year, I will...
1. Do what I can to effect change in my orgs and to the BA community.
2. Give the best of me as a friend to everyone who needs me.
3. Improve GWA and excel in Marketing. weeee! (OO, KARIR MODE AKO. HAHA)
4. Perfect attendance in all batch-related stuff.
5. Avoid drinking (too much. wahahahahaha)

Things to do before I graduate...
1. Have a photo in the carless oval. ( have one but it looks rushed and I can't even find it. I want a posh, artsy fartsy shot. haha)
2. Walk on the huge pipes near the University avenue. (I think wala na yung pipes. booo)
3. Mag comedy bar with friends. (Sino sasama? haha)
4. Of course, learn Photoshop.
5. What else can I do pa ba? howel papel...I'll add if I remember something. hehehe

And yes, I just might take the Law exam so ugggghhh, good luck naman dun. I am doing this for my mother. But personally, I cannot wait to end my academic life. Four more years in school will kill me. HAHAHA I kid! I'll cross the bridge once it's finished. HAHAHAHA sabaw, sorinaman!

Anyway, one thing's fo sho, Imma have that dream house and shameless bank account and be the doña that fa and I have always planned. I can almost see the shopping sprees and spa trips with my girlfriends! weeee!

Cheers to a great start of the sem (no traffic, no sweat ride to school)! See you in a few hours! ♥

This is not about shopping! ;)

One day, a few weeks ago, before my birthday, my mom woke me up and said my dad has a meeting at the Quezon Memorial Circle. She suggested we come with him and then go to TriNoma later. I was so sleepy because summer is the best time to have that 'sleep-early-in-the-morning-and-and-wake-up-in-time-for-lunch' lifestyle but when I heard the magic word 'TriNoma', which translates to shopping in layman's term, damn, I felt my lips curl into a smile. I bet my mother was laughing when she saw me smiling sleepily with my eyes closed. haha

As dad went to his meeting place, Mom, Joop and I started walking around the park. We bought BJ (buko juice!) and strolled to find a shaded place to sit. The first concrete table and chairs set we sat on had too many langaws attempting to sip from our BJ cups. So we moved to another bench where there were too many fruit flies devouring on the mango on the soil. My brother and I, feeling kiddie and all, run to the swing and happily played. I enjoyed feeling the air brushing my skin, and just being a kid again. Joop and I then moved to the seesaw beside the swings. Boy, did he flip my insides to death. It's been a long time since I sat on a seesaw. I used to fear it because I was afraid it wouldn't move 'coz my side would be heavy. HAHAHAHAHAHA (Ok, I feel stupidly funny laughing at this revelation. hahaha) Anyhooo, not my point. Now that Joop is bigger than I am (my little brother has grown a lot since his tuli), I was more confident that the seesaw would actually function pretty well for both of us. I enjoyed the feeling of being at the highest point, when your feet are hanging in the air. Also the sensation of meeting gravity when you go down. Joop and I enjoyed quite a lot of ups and downs on the seesaw when we finally had enough. Our next dilemma was how to get off. I was laughing so hard (you know, the normal adz laugh which I figured isn't so normal among many after all). Mom thought we were ridiculous so she suggested how we could get off without having one falling on the soil. We managed to leave the seesaw unscathed, thank God.

As we walked around again to find a place to sit, my mom said 'Dapat ganito ang pinopromote sa mga families. Hindi malls. Mas healthy `to sa mga bata.' Oh, motherly love. hehe Although my mom views it this way, my brothers and I did not grow up playing in parks and meeting kids in the village playgrounds. However, I still quite remember waking up early to go for a short ride to the beach and take a walk. My mom would prepare sandwiches for us in the morning and off we walk hand in hand with my Kuya Jom and Dad to Villa Beach. I remember my mother telling me it was to heal our asthma. Fresh air and walking- yeah. We'd walk until the sun is too hot (mataas na ang araw, in Filipino) then we'd eat the sandwiches before we go home.

On the other hand, my mom grew up in the 'picnic at the park every other week' sort of life since they were a big family- including cousins and all. I can imagine those old Vilma Santos or Sharon films whose scenes at the park had the elements such as the checkered picnic cloth, the basket of food, the yaya, the husband and the super kulit toddler. Oha? sounds familiar? hahaha

I guess this sort of life won't be too far from us again soon.

Don't get me wrong. I love the mall (luxury and cheap treats, good food for different budgets, me time (shopping and movies), grocery) and still secretly believe it is a genius idea to have everything you need all in one roof. But sometimes, noting compares to that laid back life- just you aand nature...and family, and friends.

The jitters are gone...for now

As the new school year starts, not only do we have the freshmen and shiftees to welcome in our wonderful clique-y world.

After greeting the BA community with a bang bang post, Gossip Girl CBA seems to be silent lately. My friends have been checking it for updates and hell, they end up disappointed. Howell papel, let's see how far this GG frenzy will go. I just wish it won't cause too much stress in people's lives. I mean, people naturally love to talk about people but I hope ggcba won't cause breakdowns, FO's and what-have-you's. hahaha

Anyway, sem's starting in 5 days and I am excited to be regularly seeing my friends again. During enrollment, I was able to chat with my intern friends. They gladly shared their experiences and realizations and one of them is that they are thankful they still have one year to go to school because they do not want to work. They say it's too much of a routine. All they do is sit in front of the computer from 9 am to 5 pm with lunch breaks as their only rest.

As for me, even though I didn't intern last summer, I pretty much agree about not wanting a routine job. I've always wanted to do a diverse set of tasks, be in different places and meet a lot of people- all which are part of my job. I do not exactly know what job has this kind of work but I sure want to be in it.

But before we reach the 'working' part of our life... here are some of the events we shall be looking forward to (in BA) this semester:

BACBACAN- Let's go seniors!
OrgPres- Hollywood Blockbusters
Feasib nights and karaoke in between...yay Ü
Batch parties forevaaaah
ABAM major events
And all the other events (and gossips) that might happen.

Cheers to a great semester,y'all! ♥

CBA's the new Upper East Side

Yes, you heard it right.

go figure.

Release those worries

Everyone in my social world seem to hate UP right now because CRS gave us a haaard time getting subjects. I bet not everyone got all of their classes right now but there are a number of people who were born with CRS charms such as Weng and Diane Reyes.

While everyone was lining up for their pre-enlistment forms, Diane was busy selling chocolates for YP and Weng was happily STROLLING around, catching up with us, chitchatting here and there. HAHAHA Swerte talaga toh.

Anyhooo, I had a fun(ny) lunch with Jay-Ar, Steeps, and Jed. Puro kasabawan lang ni Jed kaya benta. After eating, we strolled back to BA via the acad oval. Jed was heartily eating his FIC ice cream when we encountered a gusgusin kid who'd usually ask for your empty C2 bottle saying 'Kuya/Ate, akin nalang yan.'

Kid to Jed: Kuya akin nalang yan. (points to the ice cream)
Jed: Eh hindi pa ubos eh! (BOINK!)
(laughter)
Jay-Ar: Hihingin ba niya yan kung ubos na?

Haaay...Jed never fails to make us laugh. hahaha

When we got to BA, we started a line outside the P&G room and everyone started to follow until the line reached the other end of the building and made a turn to the corridor of 307. Yes, that long. But guess what? They will be doing things manually and will process it by student number. HELLO? KASALANAN KO BA NA ANG LAST DIGIT KO AY 7?

After 4 hours and 30 minutes of desperately waiting, I settled for the only available BA class that'd fit my sked- BA 190. It's a class that, according to the curriculum, must be taken on a graduating status. But of course, we begged Raymund Li to open it for everyone. Sir Ben Paul gave him a go signal, we finally got enlisted in 190.

Phew!

Earlier this morning I was worried if I will be able to get one more class to complete 18 units. Now that I have all 18 units, I am worried if I'll make it alive after.

As of the moment, I am very much alive and kicking, ready for the next few months of academic immersion.

Laughter is still the best medicine

Lately I have been irritable and I don't know why. I perfectly enjoy lounging around here at home yet I do not understand why I have so little patience lately. I even had to apologize to Emm for being bitchy about the council requirements and to Tim for ranting about the job descriptions of my directors. Tim even reminded me not to stress to much about it but it just pissed me because I feel he does not sense the urgency of the matter. But it's all good, I'm okay now. We're all okay now. Maybe this is just a temporary attack of the first sem jitters. Noooo!

Since we are gonna start with the semester in a few days, let me tell you about my just concluded Art Studies 171 class. Panks, our classmate and new friend has just uploaded their groups videos and I had one helluva laugh watching the Ukkil vid. Watch out for Jervi, this Masscom student who stars in the video. I bet sisikat siya sa showbiz. hahaha I cannot point out who Jervi resembles the most among the comedian population. Maybe that's why he is so uniquely funneeeey! Super mix of everyone! Hahaha my pagka-jologs at heart comes out talaga when I see people like him (or her?) Hahaha Not everyone of you know that my second choice in UP is BroadComm. haha OR, not exaclty. Diba we pick two campuses, and two courses each. So in Diliman I chose BA and Econ. In Visayas, I chose Management and Mass Communications. So it's second if I take all the business courses as one. hehehe

Anyway, being grumpy and bored got me looking at all the class videos and voila! I am happy again!

Watch the video here and tell me what you think! (and who you think Jervi resembles the most.haha)

Pansinin ang tawa ni Anna at Patty sa video while Jervi is performing. :))

Cheers to laughter!♥