Last night (a Friday evening to note too), I was up very late to finish all the transcriptions for our POS53 Fieldwork report due Monday. It was a pain, and a total struggle. But thankfully, I finished it. It really didn’t feel like a Friday because I barely did anything else. I didn’t even have the chance to turn on the television!

Today, I woke up earlier than my usual Saturday wake-up time (without the joys of going to NSTP so early…) and tried to fix more POS53 stuff for our meeting later. There are so many things I have to accomplish by this weekend.

To enlighten you and possibly serve as my own reality check, this checklist could be helpful:

1. POS 53 Field Work Report due Monday.
2. POS 53 Research Proposal due Friday.
3. Psych Long Test on Tuesday.
4. Sci10 Orals on Tuesday.
5. French Album due Monday.

Heavy, dudes. The first two ones are killer already. I have mapped out all the hours of my weekend. My time-management skills can’t betray me now. The only constant thought that resonates through my head are the nearing days of Summer. Oh gosh. The piercing heat while walking to my next classes over in the Ateneo is horrible. I feel it. I feeeeeel it!

Yesterday, I also had my French orals. It was one heck of an experience! I say this because once I got there and picked my dialogue situation, the secretary told me that I don’t have any partner! Sacre bleu! I was super nervous. I went in and the lady teacher told me I had to do a monologue. I was like… Moi? Deux personnes? C’est possible? She agreed, and so forth my schizophrenic 10-minute monologue about going to the museum. In fairness, I trusted my theatric skills! Haha. I found myself incorporating several voices to distinguish one from the other. Oh gosh… it was hilarious! Fortunately, I managed to prolong the conversation by being three different people: myself, my friend and the person from the museum I can buy ticket from. At first, I was beyond nervous, then I just got really amused and got so involved with my monologue that I realized that 10 minutes was really not enough! I was also having so much fun. I’m pretty sure I bombed quite a few times in the middle, but I spoke for 10 minutes in French! I’m proud of myself for that.

I’ll leave you with a few pictures from our March reunion and our Candy March meeting.

With some of the girls during our March reunion. (pic c/o Tin)

Posing with the lovely COC7 clan and the Candy Eds. (pic grabbed from Ana’s multiply)

Our COC7 crush: Dino from (Abt Ur Luv). He is adorable! (pic grabbed from Ana’s multiply)

Anyway, I better get ready. I still have another meeting with my POS53 group. Sigh.