Summer bummer
Pity me for my Eyebags!
My first year in college was a roller coaster ride. It was so hard. Architecture is so damn hard, I was deprived of so much sleep I almost forgot my name. And we have this math, one of our two maths last semester, it’s called Math215 aka Solid Mensuration. It was so motherfreaking difficult, I shat bricks.
It’s actually about looking for measurements of certain shapes. It sounds easy at first but when you get to actually solve for a problem, all you will be given is the radius and you have to find everything, like, the chord length, arc length, the central angle, the area of this shaded region, etc. It looks impossible but when the professor solves it in the board, all you will get is a confused face and a white board in front full of complex solutions. But thank goodness, I passed that freaking subject. I was considering to commit suicide during “the great depression” phase in my life which occurred for a few days, thinking about my Math215 grade. And then I saw my Math215 grade this morning and I nearly cried because I did not really expect that it’s going to be that high. I mean, I’m not saying that it’s high like high-high. Based on my performance, one would not actually think of me receiving that grade.
The other math is Trigonometry. It was so easy like yeah. I just didn’t know what happened to me in high school, I almost failed it.
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I do not usually plan things. I’m the type of person who likes surprises. But since I want my summer to be, at least, productive, I will force myself to follow this plan:
- Read books.
- Watch shitloads of movies.
- Review at least one movie.
- Keep this blog updated.
Sounds fun? Pshaw. I don’t really consider going to the beach and travelling, but I’d love to. They just seem so impossible to happen since I’m so broke and all. My friends are actually planning to go to Pangasinan cos one of my friends owns a beach there. I just don’t know if my parents will allow me to go and swim and enjoy my summer and give me money.
But I know this will be a happy summer because I’m so positive that I’ll pass my course’s cut-off.
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