Sunday, January 28, 2007

Go? No?

I wish I had Hermione Granger's time traveler, or if Dumbledore and the Ministry of Magic would permit me, too... I'd gladly use it for school.

Things really stir up my mind these past few days, and keeping myself busy --- would be a good thing, for it trains me up in the coming years. The stuffs we have now is getting worse, and what's worse is the load --- from the fact that BS ECE has the most number of units of all the courses, totaling 211.

Mauubos na ang batch ng BS ECE 2011. We're just beginning, and what could possibly happen when it comes to the end --- nobody left? Nagshift na lahat? Huwag naman sana. But I have a feeling, time will come, these three ECE Blocks would then merge into one because of the number.

when Thermodynamics heat you up,
try cooling your head to absolute zero.
when the Laws of Sines navigate your triangular map,
get a compass --- it will lead you North.
when arc bisectors and line breakers stir up your computer-aided designs,
there's always the undo command to un-do your clumsy commands.
when novels lead you to snooze with the pillow,
use the book as your pillow... but don't expect the novel would get into your head
(superstitious, eh?)
when essays juice up your fully-loaded brain,
try a cup of Starbucks frapuccino.
when arguments extract all your vocabulary on a debate,
argue with yourself, at least you understand what you're thinking.

and when you're feeling BLUE....
then, you must be an Atenean.

What not? Parang gusto ko na rin yatang mag-shift. But NO, something urges me to continue ... and there's this other side that says GO. Although for the decided, the time has come and the semester is about to end. They already signed up for CEWs.

I have a summer to test, a semester more to figure out whether it would be a NO or a GO. It's just that --- by taking a good look at your course curriculum for five (5) freakin' years --- you'd wanna shift. Kahit na pinili mo pa 'yang course na 'yan.

Hell, yeah. It's in the nature of EXTREMELY CUTE ENGINEERS not to look at what the mistake is when things go wrong, they'd certainly repeat the procedure all over again.

Try doing your math, if it has gotten you with the statement, then you're destined to be called engineer yourself.

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