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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
 Yesterday was a killer day.  My brain died because I had two mind crunching, nose bleeding, hand shaking, eye burning tests. Alas, they've figured out my numerical weakness.  And it's not even the provincial exams yet. I really believe that my mind was exhausted after the test. This morning, I couldn't get out of bed. It felt like I was having a hangover. I wasn't drunk yesterday. I can't believe what was happening either. My ears were ringing and my head was twitching. I craved for silence and I wanted to sleep. It was a clear case of exaggeration in progress.  But the truth is: it's the truth. The one thing I hate about an excuse is its nature. Have you heard someone say 'excuses, excuses' which sounds like 'ugh, whatever...'?  What good is an excuse? I'm starting to wonder if an excuse is a bad thing.Sometimes you can't get to explain what happened because it sounds like a typical excuse, right? Worse, you become cornered where you can't even defend yourself. 'So what's your excuse?' Gah, I hate it when people ask me that. Why can't they say, 'what happened?' or 'did it hurt?' or whatever that doesn't involve an excuse.Oh man, tomorrow's going to be one helluva marathon. Could I possibly miss school where I don't worry of catching up? I just slept all day and they woke me up in the evening. I almost missed my cousin's birthday. Oh sure, miss school, but I can't miss my cousin's birthday.  Well, my body went back to normal this evening, so I was good to go. Besides, I just eat at birthday parties, unlike at school.  When I got there, my cousins were playing this online game. I wanted to play with them. Problem is, we don't have a router yet.  I have to hook up all four computers at home, so that everybody in this house will be happy. And the world would become a better place. I want to play that game on my new desktop, because it's the right PC for the job. It's still CLEAN and not connected to the net yet and I really need a router so bad. I'm saving my money for something else, and my dad suggested the same thing. He's rich but I don't know why he can't buy me one. We just have a lot of expense, I guess. Better start saving still.changelog: - Blog Hina will start creating its own gallery and there will be a proper place for Love Hina screenshots this May. - Screencapping has been planned for my Blog Hina gallery. - Love Hina Project will transition to version 2 soon. Labels: captain's log, my diary Jump To:
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
 Basically, it's about reading Filipino text, listening to the Filipino language, writing in Filipino and speaking in Filipino -- not Tagalog; FILIPINO. There, it's bold and uppercased. It wasn't hard - for me - because it has only been a year since we arrived here in Canada. But I wasn't surprised for my fellow examinees that were born here. I mean, they were panicking and stuff. Could I blame them? But I don't know if it's all right for them not to have an idea. As I look around the room while answering the test papers, (the writing and reading part) I figured out that they were having troubles. The listening part was easy but the oral part of the exam revealed the people who can still talk fluent Filipino.  The reading, writing and listening parts were given on Tuesday. 3 full hours of ear-tiring, eye-burning, hand-twitching exams. But the oral part was carried out the next day, Wednesday, and it only lasted for twenty minutes. Filipinos who recently migrated here have all the advantage to this test; not to mention garnering 4 credits easy; that is if one is taking the Filipino 40S level. If one is taking the 30S level, it's worth 3 credits, 20S is worth 2, and the 10S is worth 1. My cousin had a little hard time with the oral part but he managed to pull it off. I think. Yeah, I think he did pull it off. He's been here for three years now. I wonder if three years would twist my tongue not to speak fluent Filipino. Oh yeah, I didn't go to school today. I was sick. [and the crowd goes yeahhhhhh riiiiight].  No, for real. My head was aching and the world was spinning when I got out of bed. My arms were like spaghetti and I held the wall. I stood and thought about what was happening. Then I decided to sleep again and I woke up at 12 in the afternoon. My mom didn't mind and she was asking if I was feeling fine. I mean, I slept at 8 last night and that's really early. I usually sleep at 2 in the morning... do the math.Speaking of Math: I hate Chemistry.  What I hate is, I understand the formulas and everything but I think the solution from my teacher and my solutions don't match. My teacher has a method that I keep on forgetting. Or I keep on questioning it whether he did it right or I did it wrong. Shit-take mushrooms! I need halp! Halp me! Yep. Chemistry is still my waterloo after all.  Despite my absence, I was able to finish a lot of school work and personal work at home. Unbelievable, and I thought I was able to sleep the whole day. Well, I didn't want to postpone the things I WANTED to do for the things I HAD to do. So the schedule for my web-projects still stand: April 2008 - launching of Fruitsblogsket ver.2 gallery. by Kimikimkimster April 2008 - first chapter of 'Stranded' and 'Started' novel. by Sam Wahn. June 2008 - launch of Teenside Chronicles. [webcomic and novel] by Noa Nimhus June 2008 - launch of The Neverending Scrapbook and Something Else [e-novel, etc. Sam means the etcetera] by Sam Wahn July 2008 - launch of Yuu, Andy, Ai [e-novel and illustrative novel] by Sam Wahn. July 2008 - web launch of Do What Eye Tell You [e-novel] by Sam Wahn. Pain is part of learning. Labels: captain's log, my diary Jump To:
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PROFILEsex: Male location: classified home country: Pilipinas currently in: Canada Jed David is a former BS Business Economics student in UP Diliman. He's working in the office to save for tuition fee and an airplane ticket. He's studying in the University of Winnipeg as a Business Admin and Computer Science student. He's a freelance photographer, a freelance writer, solo webadmin, webdesigner and an active blogger. He's a member of the modding community. He likes fastfood. He sucks at Math and Physics. He's no literary writer. He likes playing basketball but usually ends up with a few broken bones. He's so lame he gets nosebleed on his first step on the stairs. He's such a loser... *negative remarks*. Overall, he's eccentric. Oh. And he's favorite Love Hina character is Shinobu -- they're both Scorpio.
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