Standstill

September 12, 2008 at 11:21 am (My Interesting Life, Randomities, The Blog, The College Life)

I feel like I’m immobile.

I got an offer to have a subdomain (wowee) so I switched to WP since it was the only catch in the sweet deal I made. And hey, it’s great. Kaya I’m gonna launch my new blog there and leave and possible delete my old blog (this one).

But now, wala pa yung subdomain and the stuff needed for my site. So what am I gonna do? I can’t really go around promoting this site since I won’t be using it too much, I don’t wanna go around promoting my WP blog since it’s still rather ugly.

Sigh.

I have so many things to write about pa naman.

Let me start.

cheerdance

I can’t believe our school won the NCAA Cheerdance competition. And I’m proud to say that I was there! (maybe I’ll take a pic of my ticket and post it here)

Actually, I was late to the event. When I got there, tapos na ang performance ng JRU. :’( They were the 4th to perform eh.

Anyway, I met up with my BF at the big dome (don’t ask how I got there), and he said “ang ganda ng performance ng JRU”. Well, he never says things like that unless it’s absolutely positively true, so I started to have some good vibes (what am I, psychic?) about how we’ll place in the competition. This was compounded by my former classmate Rachel’s group message, she said ang astig yung cheer dance ng JRU. And this person loves to dance and stuff.

I only got to see snippets of JRU’s performance during the recaps. Fine, maganda siya! Their verticals were off the wall, I can’t believe the school’s administration allowed them to pull off such stunts. I was hoping for a 3rd or 2nd place finish.

2nd runner up: College of St. Benilde (luto lang daw to sabi ni Rachel)
1st runner up: Mapua Institute of Technology

**ok. I got pretty depressed at this point already. I thought “wala na toh”, that San Beda or Letran will win. I just knew Perpetual will not win once again. They made so many baaad mistakes.**

Champion: Jose Rizal University

Grabe it was chaos in our side. EVERYONE stood up and cheered and started jumping up and down. It was amazing! I wanted to cry. If you watched the TV broadcast, there were some performers crying.

Simply wow.

82 points

I heard from my basketball-crazy classmate that one of our varsity players scored 82 points in one game. Since I was distracted at that time, I shrugged it off until last night, when I got bored and decided to look for snippets of that news.

One of MANY sources is here.

Even though our high school team was against the awful Malayan team, I was still amazed. And even though it IS something, imho, a lot of people were bashing him. Some of them were arguing intelligently, but others were being plain boorish like in here. Gosh, one of our high school students is famous. Does he even know he’s all over the news? He even reached Saudi Arabia.

I wonder if CNN knows about this. After all, he beat Kobe Bryant’s record.

b**ching pt. 1

We have a project in Law class, a simulated (ja-peyk) court hearing. We were grouped and assigned sample cases. We have to come up with the paperwork and evidence.

Guess what? We are the first group, presenting on Monday. I’m pretty frazzled since it’s on MONDAY! We are just grouped 2 days ago!

Thank God everyone was willing to help. But today, one of our groupmates made a huge deal of having no script, blah blah. I don’t want to repeat the whole argument becuase it’s too irritating to think about. But I was annoyed. I even shouted at him, but our prof didn’t notice it, coz of so much noise in the room.

Grrrrr.

b**ching pt. 2

Our grades for Financial Accounting 2 were announced.

It was pretty boring. Most of them were 2.5 or 3.0. But my classmate got a 2.0.

When the prof got to my name (I was one of the last since it was in alphabetical order), …guess what? It’s a 3.0.

No way.

So my classmate got a 2.0, when I know his exam score was just above passing?

So my other classmates who copied their homework from the answer manual of our textbook would get a 2.5??

Is our awful prof that unjust?

So even thought she advised against it, we still approached her and she showed us naman the computation of our grades. I got a tiny peek only at my scores but I knew it was wrong. For one, one of our quizzes was unrecorded. Grrr.

So we were told go compile our test papers for the midterm period and show it to here next meeting. Okaaay.

teentalk is so unfair

I rarely visit the forums now. For one, it’s too big. Even bigger than Mukamo. I only go there because I have a “clique” there and I’m loyal to them.

But now, my thread got deleted FOR NO REASON. Okay, my irritation level increased from a 5 to an 8. I’m on the verge of deleting my account in there. As if it will be any loss to the people there.

I just want the world to know that Teentalk is unfair, messy, inefficient, and most people there are .. mapulitika, I guess. The Web producers need to improve it. Really.

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The Finals have started…

September 4, 2008 at 2:10 pm (My Interesting Life, The Blog, The College Life) ()

Hey this isn’t about the NCAA! ^^

Anyway I’m so happy the midterms are over. I’ve been taking pleasure in doing nothing much these past days. But I’m excited about our project/lesson in Law. We’re going to make a court drama! Oh gosh I would like to be a lawyer, that would be so cool. But the bad news is, we can’t group ourselves and the prof will assign our teammates. :( I’m gonna have to research now on court procedure. :)

This week is Accreditation Week for the college. As part of the process, there are a series of interviews conducted for the faculty, staff, students, alumni, employers of graduates, and recipients of our outreach programs. Lol. Duguang labanan.

I was one of the students chosen to be interviewed by the panel of accreditors. There were many representatives by course, religion, etc etc. And of course, the Student Council was there. So we made a jolly party of around 40. And at the last minute, the students from the graduate school came. So we were.. a lot.

They asked us questions about the school (naturally). Most of the stuff covered were those we were already briefed about (is my grammar correct?), like outreach programs and developments in learning techniques of the students.

But there were some questions that we didn’t answer too properly, like the way students evaluate professors and retention grades for our course. O.o

Hope it turns out well. I hate going through torture for something we might not get.

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PS: I might be leaving BS soon. Someone gave me a sweet offer for my own subdomain so I might be moving to WordPress. But it’s still unsettled for now, kaya I’m posting duplicate entries for this and my new blog there.

(I have an identical entry in mg BS blog)

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Crazy UP entry and others

August 18, 2008 at 12:18 pm (My Interesting Life, Randomities, The College Life, The Gaming Addict in Me) (, , , )

Read this.

UP was my dream school pa naman. Lol. Thought it was noble and everything. But the way UP students commented and flamed each other gave me a bad impression. It’s kinda ridiculous how they’ve made such a big deal on three words: Iskolar ng Bayan. Gosh. It’s just three words.

I also can’t believe that people would take UP centennial as an opportunity to blast the supposedly premier school in our country, and one that bears our country’s name, no less.

But whatever. I don’t like debates unless it’s with my BF. I especially don’t like debates with people I don’t know. And I thought blogging was supposed to be fun, unless you want to divulge corporate secrets.

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I’m not the editor-in-chief.

Gosh. I hate it when I expect something and it doesn’t happen. I hate it even more when everyone expects something to happen to me and it doesn’t happen.

But I’m relieved, in a way. I’m kinda freaking out from all those activists in our school. And from the outright responsibility that the position entails.

Besides, our new EIC (Ate Beth) is pretty wise/smart/intelligent. I trust her.

BTW I’m the associate editor.

grades

Just gonna give the percentage equivalent.

Management – 95
Law – 95
Computer – 95
Economics – 95
Financial Accounting 2 – 95
Financial Accounting 1 – 91
Finance – 90

Kinda monotonous.

runescape

On a brighter note… Happy anniversary to me!! I’ve been playing Runescape from a year now. I’ve been transformed from total noob to noob-killer. I’ve mastered the art, baby.

My combat level is now 74. What will it be another year from now?

(my stats..darn i haven’t even reached 800 as total level.)

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pushed to the limit?????

August 16, 2008 at 9:43 am (My Interesting Life, The College Life) ()

Well! The past 2 days were really tiring. But what I did today is just an add-on to the heavyweight event yesterday which was our quiz bee + practice for induction of officers. I’m not in the quiz bee, but I helped.

The name of the quiz bee(s) is officially the National Federation of the Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants – National Capital Region Council: NCR Cup Levels II (Theory of Accounts) and III (Business Law and Taxation), hosted by the JPIA in our school. Long name. XD

Being a good officer, I was there. My task was to give a copy of the questions to the contestants onstage, so I got to directly interact with them. And with my huge Filipiniana dress with its poofy skirt and 33 contestants seated in an area the size of 2 buses, it was hard. I even managed to disconnect the projector from the electrical socket. (So efficient hahaha) And in the process, I had a quiz in Law class. But my prof (the CPA-Lawyer) let me out of class early since he was an Accounting faculty and a judge at the Level III quiz bee.

The winner of the Level II quiz bee was a very nice girl from Technological Institute of the Philippines – Manila. She kept on smiling at me as I handed over her copy of the question, unlike that uber-awful dude from UP-Diliman who just had to “say” he was bored by yawning during the intermission number.

And for the Level III, it was this guy from Far Eastern University – Manila. Well, the only part I remembered was that our contestant performed so badly. Kawawa naman. By that time, I was so tired walking around the in my poofy pink dress and white slippers that belonged to our President Joy.

We wrapped up at 4pm, so I went to my BF who was playing DOTA at that moment in a net cafe near school. I rested there while playing with his hamster, but I was getting kinda worried about the hamster (Peanut) so I kept on telling Pat to go home.

Then the rain came.

We couldn’t get out of the cafe by the time Pat stopped playing at 7pm. I was getting more agitated by the second because Peanut seemed really hungry. =( So when the rain lulled, we rushed to school and sat on a bench there while waiting for the rain to stop.

By 8:30, our practice for the mass induction of officers was about to start. So he thought he should go home. I was worried, but he wrapped Peanut in a towel and went in the rain. But it seemed they reached their house safely.

9:30 – I was still there in the auditorium in our school, getting pretty worried about curfew while Madame Karen (the new president of the student council) was facilitating the practice. Since we were so magulo daw, a practice was set for Tuesday, but not without at TON of protests from our org since we planned our team building on that day.

So after the practice adjourned, we JPIANs got together outside the audi and decided to postpone our Team Building. It wasn’t just the practice, it was the fact that it was last-minute: we haven’t planned the details yet and we wee supposed to do it on Tuesday? So there.

We got out of school at 10:15 maybe? The rain already stopped by that time. But the awful part was yet to come. There were no vacant jeeps!! The ones that did pass us by were jam-packed with an average of 4 men hanging at the back of the bus.

Given the extreme circumstances, I decided to do something extreme. Six other people and I walked to Crossing/Shaw Blvd stati0n of MRT from our school. There were 6 other people with me but I knew precisely 2 of them, who were officers at JPIA too (Ate Cecile and Lemuel). It was fun but uber-tiring, my jeans got wet, and we must have looked ridiculous but I did get food and water for free. =]

At around 11:45, we reached Crossing. I boarded a bus with the 4 people who I didn’t know but who Ate Cecile knew so what the heck. I got down at Boni and walked the rest of the way home. And gosh, there were no jeeps at the road. So I guess we did the right thing.

After eating dinner 4 hours late, I fell straight asleep.

today

Woke up at 8:30 am for our pictorial/practice for our fashion show in Management class. We were supposed to meet at 10 am but I got to school at 10:15. Nakakahiya. I was second to the last to arrive and there were 13 of us.

Ayon. Not gonna say much about it, but the pictorial went pretty well. There was some friction during the practice though, but I think we’ll do pretty well on Wednesday. And I’m impressed with my friend Mydie, who pulled a lot of strings in the Dean’s office and with the school’s photographer just to make the practice possible.

Pics! Pics! Pics! (courtesy of Marisol who uploaded the pics so quickly)

group pic of all the girls… bakit nakausli ang tiyan ko? i’m third from left
my wacky pic. i guess marisol was so amused by this that she uploaded it.

during practice. lolx

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So tense!

August 12, 2008 at 11:19 am (The College Life) (, )

I don’t know why, but I feel so much out of it today!

I know it can’t be about my notebook since that has been returned to me already, and I have no major assignments looming. Well, there is that fashion show in Management, where we’re been squabbling with our awful classmates in terms of EVERYTHING. We’re fighting about when we should do it (coz there are 2 options: 15 and 20), our pictures for the show, everything.

Maybe it’s that one. Well I like that project, but it just sucks SO bad because of the people I’m working with, and the people we’re NOT working with. I would have enjoyed that class 100% if my classmates were the ones we know are Accounting students. Sigh.

Our grades came out today. I can’t get mine yet, because the alumni office has to get it first. I’ll post the grades here when I get it. Although I have a vague idea of what my grades are.

Gosh we had a written exam in PE today. The strange thing is, we’ve never had one of those. I didn’t really care about it. I’ve watched enough basketball on TV to pass, hopefully?

I heart this site!! http://www.kissables.org

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suh-weet.

August 8, 2008 at 11:15 am (My Interesting Life, The College Life) ()

Good news… my green notebook is found! Well it was never officially lost naman eh. But here is how I found it. (Here is where I lost it)

Our prof (my favorite, the CPA-Lawyer) was taking attendance in Law class (where I lost the notebook) and he called us (as he usually does) by our class number. When he reached my number (53) he kinda paused at hinanap pa ako. Hahaha.

Then after the attendance, he called my name, tapos syempre nagtaas ako ng kamay. He asked me if I lost a notebook and I said yes. Yon. After class I approached him and he said that another prof handed it to him, but he left it in his other car *let me roll my eyes here* so I might get it tomorrow or on Monday. I’m not sure.

Ayon. I’m so happy. But I hope he doesn’t mess around with my notes. Hahaha. As if may oras siya para doon noh?

the blue building

Today I sent a solicitation letter to the Mayor of Mandaluyong by orders of my org. For the first time, I got to visit the blue building where all the city offices are. I’ve been to the area many times before, but never to that building with the blue stained glass.

Gosh it was so pretty. Hehe ganda ng gastos sa pera ng taxpayers huh. Anyway, it looked pretty much like there was a blue aura all over the place. And there were so many people. So many employees.

The mayor’s office was on the fourth floor. Ayon, it was pretty quick, but I had only one copy of the letter so I had to go to the second floor to photocopy it. Hahaha. Akala ko libre. 1.50 pala. Sayang.

That was it. It was just a really pretty building. I even went to the fifth floor. I looked so dumb, but I enjoyed it. :)

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Euuuwwwuuurrrgghhh.

August 7, 2008 at 12:11 pm (My Interesting Life, Randomities, The College Life) (, )

rally

The activist group in our school (the first I ever encountered) is pretty active. They had a rally last month, which I never even found out until I heard they were sent to court or something like that.

Last Tuesday, they had another one while I had PE class. My clanmate texted all of us, “May rally sa main gate!” I was just SO curious that I just had to look. So I walked from the gym to the main gate (see the green line below). And wow, I saw it.

The main gate was closed by the guards and the officers of our school were in the lobby watching them well… do their thing. Ang konte nila. And they kinda looked… funny, screaming like that in the road. But I didn’t see stuff too clearly, I rushed back to class eh.


Just shows how mahina they are. No one heard them from where I was, or even in the dotted overpass. Medyo to scale naman to eh. Pero malabo. :(

Ayon. Weak lang pala sila eh, as the guys say.

After class, I immediately got out of the school. (Wala na sa drawing.) Then while I was walking, OhMyGod. Nagpaparada na sila sa Shaw Boulevard. I remember thinking, “Sana sagasaan sila ng mga kotse!” They all looked really grubby because of their torn clothes but I’m not sure if they intended it or not. Well medyo madami din sila. But that was because there were some PUP students there. And they still looked…ugh.

That was the end of it. I hope they get kicked out, or expelled (do those two mean the same thing?), or suspended indefinitely. All in all, I hope they GO AWAY.

Why the ill feelings? First of all, they all look stupid. And super negative ang dating nila sa akin. I guess they just enrolled here to complain? I don’t know why they were WHINING about the littlest of things like receipts or whatever. Live and let live! Yun lang talaga. I think they just enrolled to disrupt everything!

Next, I, along with a lot of students, like being here because there are no people like them. Now they’re wrecking the peace in our school. Our school has never been an activist school… until them. No one complained when they weren’t there. Kasi our school treats us pretty well. Really!

Hay naku, kumukulo na talaga ang dugo ko sa kanila. I’d like to rally against them. Hmmmm maybe I’ll get the chance.

rip-off

On that same day, all I heard in the jeeps I rode in were the Tagalog versions of those hit R&B songs like Low, Umbrella, Sorry Blame it on Me, you name it, they got a Tagalog version. Nasa CD na pala yun. Yuck!

I thought it was kinda cheap, why can’t they make their own music? Nakakahiya naman ang Pilipinas oh! And I hope they bought the rights to those songs from the record companies, because isn’t making another version of an original song illegal? Copyright infringement ba yun?

Most of them were just translated versions of the original songs. When I heard the Tagalog speech before the start of Sorry Blame It on Me, it was so disgusting that I wanted to laugh out loud.

The only one I kinda liked was the Tagalog Low (Lawlaw is the title). It’s pretty funny eh.

PS. Kaya pala nasa CD, album na pala yun!!

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Ohhhhh no.

August 4, 2008 at 10:21 am (The College Life) ()

Gosh I lost my green binder notebook thing.
It has 9 fillers inside and I keep all my notes in there.
Ohhhhhh no.

I know exactly where I left it. I put it under my chair before we took our quiz in Law.
Stupid me.

Hope I get it back. My notes in some of my subjects are very valuable.
And mine and my BF’s pics are in there!! Waaaa!

Isn’t it amazing that one little thing manages to cloud your whole mind?

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Sexism nga ba.

July 26, 2008 at 12:53 pm (Randomities, The College Life)

Bakit ganun… SCENARIO: Breakup.

When a guy initiates it, and the girl says she still loves him and doesn’t want him to leave, the guy ignores it anyway at break na sila.

But when a girl does it, and the guy says he still loves her, she gives in and the relationship continues.

Pride ba yan ng lalaki? Is that proof na hindi talaga pinapakinggan ang mga babae?

Sucky.

BTW, our Accountancy Days in school were a smashing success. :)

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Out there

July 20, 2008 at 9:24 am (The College Life) ()

I’m back. I haven’t been around for long because of our prelim exams. Heto na ang aking mga comments.

Law (taken last Wednesday) – It wasn’t bad. But I know I made some mistakes because of my absentmindedness.
Finance – GOD I think I’m gonna fail this. :(
Management – Exempted!!! :)
Economics – Pretty easy because I’ve studied this back in high school. But I still cheated. Hehehe.
Computer – Online exam, not bad either but the acronyms were awful. Meaning we weren’t even told to study for them. Grrrr. I’m guilty of attempted cheating. Hehehe. Attempt nga lang.
Accounting I and II (taken today) – Not as bad as I thought it would be. But I’m not 100% sure if I got the problems right. Syempre they could be trick questions. Since another professor made the questions, we were definitely at a disadvantage. There were some stuff we didn’t take up which I guessed and a LOT of them applied to our math of investment which I forgot. Like getting the present value of an annuity. Oh well.

Well I’ve violated my own privacy and given YOU all of my subjects. Hahaha.

I’ve been having colds and cough for a week now. It’s really embarrassing. I hate blowing my nose in front of everyone.

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