Just a Quick Tuesday Post

My first class for today was the dreaded Fil 11 with the famous Michael Coroza. Luckily (or unluckily), he never arrived so we got a free cut for that class. We waited for thirty minutes just in case he would suddenly arrive because word on the street was that there would be a Diagnostic Test.

With PE being my immediate next class, I found myself with about an hour of free time. I joined my blockmates (shocking) to Gonzaga Hall where we played a bunch of games like Judge-Victim-Spy-Killer (only the Spy was called 'Police' and there was a Healer), and spin the bottle.

I left for the Table Tennis area, where I met up with Cha, twenty minutes before the class. I found out one of my blockmates was also taking Table Tennis, Patty Gaw (the one who looks like Cam Ang, wait, how would you know, I never told you that). I was glad that Cha was there with me, because somehow it made meeting new people easier.

So our teacher was really cool, he was funny, and understanding. He told us that there would be no class this coming Thursday, so that's nice... His number one rule was that we should not take our friends to the Table Tennis area, only until the class is about to finish. He's not strict, he just doesn't like getting distracted.

So after PE, I went to check both the rooms on my Ma 18a/b schedule. On TTH, our classroom would be at CTC 307, so I sat at the SEC walk benches for a while, then the stairs at the CTC building, where I listened as my blockmates talked about famous Ateneans from their respective High schools.

So Math didn't go so badly, I read the book (like four times, seriously, over and over) the night before, so I pretty much understood the lesson. But understanding isn't even half of it, our topic is proving, so it requires a different kind of thinking.

So, basically, today was a very positive day. But the best part comes AFTER Math.

My totally awesome beyond all reason BEST FRIEND, Paolo, who studies (for now) at UP-M was having some sort of orientation at UP-D and was planning on visiting us at ADMU to get his transfer application--yes, I just made that public, Paolo is TRANSFERRING.

I finished class at 12h00, and had a lot of time, so I decided to go to Kodak to have my 1X1 pictures taken but the line was very long. If I had known what would happen later today, I'd have just waited for the line. Paolo poked me on my left shoulder and there he was in all his jacket-y glory. On the way to Ateneo, I told him to remove his jacket because (1) it was really hot, and (2) people would look at him funny.

He refused, of course, and so we walked to the Loyola Bookstore first, where I showed him the cheaper Harry Potter hardbounds. Then we went to the OAA but found out they were on their lunch break and would be back at 13h00. So we walked around some more and I gave him a brief description of some buildings.

So are we were walking along the red brick road, in front of Faura Hall, we met Macy (OB friend) who was on her way to her PE class. We accompanied her to Manang's where we sat down and I had a C2 Apple. At 13h00 we left Macy to head over to the OAA.

We filled out the forms, paid at Cashier 8, and received his brown envelope. After that, we communicated with Cha and Alex about having lunch together. They said they already ate with their blockmates so Paolo and I were headed to Leong Hall to leave for KFC when they texted us and said they were at the bookstore, which is near Leong Hall. So we went to them and ended up having lunch with all our OB friends haha.

So, annoying Kodak place... after our long late lunch, Paolo left and a few minutes later we left, too. Cha and I went to Kodak to get 1x1 ID pics before we went to KFC, and we just checked. They said come back at 18h00 so I went home, started reading my Lit papers, then Cha called me up to tell me she was at 7-11 so I went down and we both went to Kodak but our pictures weren't there yet. We stood there for like, thirty minutes. Our numbers were 1814 and 1816, and they were only at 1750's but lucky for us, the lady sensed I was in a hurry so she hurried ours up haha. We got ours at 18h30 and I brisk-walked back to the flat because I still had to finish 10 more pages.

I finished them awhile ago, around 8-something. It wasn't really hard, I'm just nervous about what our teacher expects us to do. I read it, understood lots of it, and I have a four hour break tomorrow to refresh my memory. So far, so good.

Hopefully the following days will go just as good, and the workload won't pile up too high. I don't have a planner so that could be a problem haha. Oh, I'll ask my brother to get me a Nestle one...