monday, i spent reviewing for math 11, only to find out that the exam was rescheduled to saturday. it was good, though, since i had time to get all the photocopies for my chem1 exam. tuesday, i reviewed whatever handout i had for chem1 [which was 3 out of 8]. then, the afternoon was a headache since our prof in german congested our two-week lesson for an hour.

luckily, my wednesday has become a free day since our p.e, duckpin bowling, ended a week before [i will miss you group mates, huhuhu] due to my now absurd bod clock, i woke up at 1pm, skipped bath and took an ikot ride to chem pav to get the other photocopies. while i was waiting for manang, i couldn't help but notice how ancient her photocopying machine was. too ancient that she had to unscrew things, brush stuffs and press and fondle wires just to get the machine going. later, i met my philo groupmates for our final class report. and we had to sing a morphed version of 'ako ay pilipino' by francis m. at a.s lobby.

our last exam was,er, nice. it was unexpectedly easy coming from our 'not-so-nice' prof. [whats with 'nice'?!] shit, how come from those pages and pages of photocopies, i never managed to know what the brain-enhancing vitamins are [i hope though, that they are the B-vitamins, i hope] when i was taking the exam, i remembered mam bitare when i was already on the bonus questions. 'the law states that it is illegal for 1st and 2nd degree relatives to marry. what is the scientific basis for this?' prof's question was vague though. what does he mean by 'marry', if they marry would that necessarily mean that the female will be impregnated?! why couldn't he just say, 'copulate' or 'have sex' or 'fuck'? anyway, i remembered mam because she was the one who first explained to me the reason behind that way back in 2nd year, aww, nostalgic.

the weirdest question however was:

while i was reading that i was like, 'waddahek?'

and so i asked prof and he said that it was like: bakit ang labandera pag naarawan umiitim, ang labada pumuputi? and so i just said, ah okeeey sir, and he laughed, perhaps he realized the humor in his test questions. weird humor.

philosophy is evil

mam sj said it was good that we were able to insert philosophy on the subject matter. it was the last meeting for philo 1. i loved that class. i will miss them as well.

i saw a vandal on a seat at math building yesterday. it was a comic strip with some unsolicited comments written all over it. it was so funny that i suddenly laughed loudly during class. wahahha. i'm gonna take a photo of that some day. perhaps during finals.

our 3rd exam was smooth-flowing. i managed to avoid another nervous breakdown. it just pains me to think that the last problem was just too impossible for my not so-flexed brain. bummer.

and so..this is just too vain.