Not so Good.

Today wasn't such a good Sunday for me and my family.

On the way to Church, I noticed that there weren't a lot of people out on the streets, yes it was raining, but what about the other cars? Where'd they go? So we arrived at the Church late (nothing really unusual about that) and it was packed since, as I mentioned, it was raining. I didn't want to go for a communion, but mom pulled me as the line was getting longer. She assumed I wanted to go.


I'm nineteen now, still not a baptized Protestant, but no matter, so long as everyone knows I'm a Christian. Religion isn't as important as your intimacy and true relationship with Christ. But I just don't like people to assume I'm Catholic. I have nothing against Catholics in general, I just don't like the idea of praying to other Saints and Mary.


Still rainy, we went to Ayala Mall as usual. We each had our choice of Sizzling dish. After that I went to buy Strepsils for my oh-so-annoying and horrible sounding cough. I've been scolded for force-coughing. Can't be helped at times, it's just so itchy (my throat I mean).

My first time buying Strepsils. LOL.

After that we went to Metro to go buy Holly and Dad's stuff. I was able to buy some cute stickers! :) Yey! Then we went to the furniture place, I promised Holly I'd buy her a study table. We ended up not getting it since it was the last stock, displayed, and not in such a good condition. We'll wait for new stocks to come in. I don't want to elaborate that part further, let's skip that.


After Mom and Dad did groceries, they caught up with us (Thunder, Holly, and I) at the Metro Cafe. We went to get free coffee at Coffe Dream, Mom had coupons from work. We drank it at Metro Cafe since we bought food and stuff there. Ciabatta and chicken tenders, also Silvanas (there's wasn't good, 19php) and brownies. And then we were home bound.


It's a lazy day today, the rain probably influenced our mood (Or just mine to say the least).

Image by Mark A. Hicks, illustrator

Tomorrow school starts. It was supposed to start last week (June 08) but for those in Colleges and Universities, they had it moved due to AH1N1 (aka Swine Flu). My sister was bummed out about that, their classes started last week as originally planned.



I wonder how this semester will be? A lot of new things are a given even before the start of classes:

• Lesser subjects (Due to the whole pre-requisite thing, I'm enrolled to only 1 subject a day! Monday-Saturday)
• No more Nardo and Pinkeeh.
• IT26 and DB1 and IT32 in 1 semester (heavy subjects)
• New course just opened, BS-ICT (Information and Computer Tech)
• Goodbye AS Building, I will miss you.
• Relocation of CS-IT-ACT-ICT students.

And a lot more we are yet to find out. We who are left behind have said goodbye to a lot of familiar faces, sad really. I'm studying all I can but the fact as of the moment is: I won't be able to graduate. Boo!

It ends here for now. I feel that I'm lost- new building, new crowd, unusual academic schedule, and a lot more new things to find out about.

Feeling: indifferent and maybe a bit sad (with a pinch of sentimental emotion)

Trying to cope with the changes...
- themisfit