Day 1: I was late. Good thing the professor did not mark me late. My first class that day was Environmental Chemistry. As usual, we introduced ourselves until the day ended.
Day 2: I came 15 minutes earlier than yesterday— but then, my Oral communication teacher came early. So for me, I was late, AGAIN.
Day 3: This time, I was not late. Cheers for that!
Day 4: I came 30 minutes before my first class. It was PE day so I needed to change. I got lost in finding my way to the dance room so I asked the help of my high school friend. I SURVIVED!

My college section— LF14 :) Photo grabbed from my dear classmate :)

Interaktiv2013 was awesome; and so as my blockmates. I enjoyed spending my day with them and I can’t wait to be with them for the first semester.

Sometimes at night I suddenly become aware of all the things I’m missing out on right now, and all the people who I’m not close to anymore, and all of the good times that will never happen again, and all the people who meant the world to me who have forgotten about me forever, and I get this awful feeling that’s kind of like a mix between loneliness and nostalgia.

Thank goodness, finally I met two blockmates! Now I won’t be alone during our college orientation tomorrow. Well I’m still kinda nervous about it cause I feel that I really don’t belong there but who knows? Maybe I would fit in and be close to all my blockmates. Goodluck to me. First day of school starts in 3 days.

Bought these skirts from Just G earlier! It was on sale so I bought one for myself and one for my cousin. I really wanted this skirt eversince so I really feel glad that I finally bought it.

*Sighs* 19 days before the first day of classes. It’s sad to think that I’m no longer a high school student. I have to face reality and accept that I’m a college student now ready to explore the world. Actually, I’m not yet ready. Being in an all girls school when I was in kindergarten and grade school really didn’t make me much of a person. (But I’m thankful that they raised me as a person with class) HIgh school— well that made the difference. I became confident with myself and I knew myself better. College? Let’s see what college is all about. Maybe I’ll be stronger and independent then.