two more days and i'll be back in kalai and off to the HELLish enrollment period. i don't know how to prepare. i think i should get some breathing lessons and look for the most durable fan.

and of course, i should get ready with my ToFI-molested tuition fee.

here is an explanation for the common 'tuition fee' misconception. when we say 'tuition' it is already considered a 'fee'. a tuition is a classification or type of a fee. that is, tuition is a 'fee', which in this situation, is an amount you pay for a specified number of academic units. thus, a tuition is to the academe just as how a tariff is to trade. [but do not equate both totally so as to assume that tuition is something obstructive in nature (which applies to the case of tariffs, at least, historically)] this is going to be too long if i always try to be politically correct [hehehe]. the point is: if we say tuition fee, that would become redundant. i think this is also how CAL people explained the revision of TFI to ToFI. o.a ng UP, kahit lantarang protesta na eh gusto po grammatically and politically-correct. yehey!