After the first long exam in ES 13 later this afternoon, I'm going to be as free as a bird!
We'll go straight to the Teatro Marikina to watch and support the Isentropes, the official dance group of UP ALCHEMES, as they battle it out in the Indakan 2010. The awesome ticket was awesome, as it came with a free baller. Then afterwards, we'll be heading back to UP to witness the Geminids meteor shower. I'm not really worried to sleep late, since I've been used to sleeping in the morning these past few weeks, and the only class that I've got is, well, ES 13 which starts at 2:30 in the afternoon.
I decided not to join any of the slated games in this year's Eng'g Week and just planned to cheer for my orgmates. My load this semester is heavy, and I just didn't want to take any risk, that's all. (Yes, I know, it's a lame excuse. But what could I do?)
I read in UP Alpha Phi Omega's publicity materials (the one announcing the "Great Oblation Run") that they will be holding another blood donation drive this coming Friday. Unfortunately, this would coincide with the Christmas party of our organization. They have decided to celebrate it with the kids from Gentle Hands, an institution taking care of neglected children. Even though it's for a good cause, I'm considering to opt out of the party and donate blood instead, because as much as possible, I would like to donate blood at least once every three months (I started last October this year). To at least save me from my conscience, I'll donate crayons or something for the kids.
So, this ends this blog. I must now go back and study for my upcoming exam. I'm nervous, but I know I could conquer it. Let's go!
We'll go straight to the Teatro Marikina to watch and support the Isentropes, the official dance group of UP ALCHEMES, as they battle it out in the Indakan 2010. The awesome ticket was awesome, as it came with a free baller. Then afterwards, we'll be heading back to UP to witness the Geminids meteor shower. I'm not really worried to sleep late, since I've been used to sleeping in the morning these past few weeks, and the only class that I've got is, well, ES 13 which starts at 2:30 in the afternoon.
I decided not to join any of the slated games in this year's Eng'g Week and just planned to cheer for my orgmates. My load this semester is heavy, and I just didn't want to take any risk, that's all. (Yes, I know, it's a lame excuse. But what could I do?)
I read in UP Alpha Phi Omega's publicity materials (the one announcing the "Great Oblation Run") that they will be holding another blood donation drive this coming Friday. Unfortunately, this would coincide with the Christmas party of our organization. They have decided to celebrate it with the kids from Gentle Hands, an institution taking care of neglected children. Even though it's for a good cause, I'm considering to opt out of the party and donate blood instead, because as much as possible, I would like to donate blood at least once every three months (I started last October this year). To at least save me from my conscience, I'll donate crayons or something for the kids.
So, this ends this blog. I must now go back and study for my upcoming exam. I'm nervous, but I know I could conquer it. Let's go!
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