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Monday, March 20, 2006

Haggard

Today was not a good Monday. We had a quiz in Trigonometry (and Mrs. Angeles kept my foldables, meaning it was nice) about the right angle trigonometry. Our Physics test with Ma’am Hedia’s usual bookish questions derived from her Physics Book. It was a bit easy, however it was a little bit brutal.

Lunch was a bit early, and I had to eat food from the canteen, and today they didn’t have vegetables and I went for the liquid chicken curry. I ate a bit faster and did my notes on Computer Science and Chemistry at our homeroom. Same noisy dirty room.

Mr. Rafols gave us a 30-item exam on loops and HTML. It was another early finish, and we went up to the library to watch World War II at the library. The tapes were from Time and the other set was entitled “The Unsolved Mysteries of the Second World War” with some clips on the codes transmitted in the plan of the Pearl Harbour Attack.

Math was such a discerning exam, I got 61/75. If I didn’t put the i in the answer I could have gotten 63 instead. I’m not good at Math (this is true) and I am readily confused with numbers and stuff.

Chemistry was a stand out. Literally it was a stand out, because we stood up (the arbiters and me) because we didn’t have that assignment on mass-mole relationships. Darn. There were even some remarks on the science camp. I preferred writing the truth rather than lying deliberately about the stupidity of the camp (in some particular manner, not as an over-all) and finished the reaction paper while talking to Bea, Ronald and Marc about the Slide for Life and facial wash.

The haggard season began after finishing the English Time, with the précis writing and all stories tragic and inspirational. Then I suddenly felt that I haven’t talked to any Hertz people so I moved on to Mendel, then no one, then I talked to Thea and to Burbank. I felt like I want to talk but I can’t. This is one haggard season. I felt sleepy, tired, sick and fatal. I felt weak that few hours of free period in MAPEH and frequencies in TLE. Advanced Biology cheered me up a bit. Mary and I were betting on a treat to Starbucks in getting a low score. I got 42/60 and she got 45/60. She even was confident I would have a greater score, even though I was sure that I had the questions of Clostridium, biodegradation and microbial cell-surface display all wrong. I even got that rubber tree wrong (it needed the word Brazilian!) and I just wanted a caramel frappe or a light latte.

Haggard season or not, I wanted to make a blog post of how tiring my days were. Ciao~

P.S. Philippe taught me the way how to deal with our Filipino teacher. Hear no evil. ^ ^

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